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A water supply disruption at London Gatwick Airport on 26 July 2026 affected both terminals and closed airport restaurants. Flight operations continued normally despite the outage.

London Gatwick Airport experienced a water supply disruption on July 26, 2026, affecting both terminals and closing all restaurants. Flight operations were not impacted during the outage.

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A water supply disruption at London Gatwick Airport today closed all restaurants and disrupted passenger services. The outage affected multiple operational areas within the airport.

London Gatwick Airport faced a water supply outage on July 27, 2026. The incident led to the closure of airport restaurants and caused disruptions for passengers.

London Gatwick Airport's water supply was disrupted on 26 July 2026 due to a power outage at a Horley water treatment plant. Airport services were affected but flight operations continued without delays.

A power outage at a water treatment facility disrupted water supply across London Gatwick Airport's terminals on July 26, 2026. Passenger services like toilets, hand washing, and restaurant operations were affected, but flights were not impacted.

Gatwick Airport experienced a water supply outage on 26 July 2026 affecting passenger services but not flights. Multiple restaurants closed, bottled water distributed, with SES Water addressing a power failure at a nearby treatment plant.

A power failure at SES Water’s Kent treatment plant caused a water outage at Gatwick Airport on 26 July 2026, shutting terminals’ restaurants and delaying flights. Passengers faced long toilet queues and limited seating during the disruption.