Water pressure at Gatwick Airport returning to normal following burst main
At present, there has been no impact on flights, the airport said
Gatwick Airport has said its water pressure is returning to normal after it was hit with dealing with another outage, weeks after the West Sussex airport was left without water.
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The problem affected water supply in both terminals and is currently under investigation by SES Water.
SES Water said it had located a burst main in a field in Horley.
This comes after a major supply outage in July saw passengers face long queues for toilets and bars and restaurants forced to close.
An updated London Gatwick spokesperson said: "Following an SES Water supply issue that impacted some areas of the North Terminal this afternoon, we are pleased to report that water pressure is beginning to return to normal.
"Toilets have remained available throughout, and food and beverage outlets are now reopening and serving hot food.
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"Since becoming aware of the issue, we have been working closely with our airport partners to help minimise the impact and successfully ensure all of today's flights continue to depart as scheduled.
"We recognise the inconvenience caused by today’s water shortage and thank passengers for their patience and understanding. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.”
Anthony Rochester, SES Water Head of Networks, previously said: "We have a burst water main which is temporarily affecting supply including to Gatwick Airport.
"Our teams are on site and working to repair the burst as quickly and safely as possible. We are sorry for the disruption this is causing customers and will continue to provide updates."