No trains running to and from Heathrow Airport
Summary
No trains are running to or from Heathrow Airport due to flooding caused by a burst water pipe. The flood damaged the signaling system, forcing closures of the Heathrow Express, the Elizabeth line, and parts of the Piccadilly line. Passengers are advised to find other ways to travel and expect delays.Key Facts
- A burst water pipe caused flooding at a train station serving Heathrow Airport.
- The Heathrow Express train service between Paddington and Heathrow is closed in both directions.
- The Elizabeth line is suspended between Hayes and Harlington and Heathrow due to signal failure from flooding.
- The Piccadilly line is also closed between Heathrow and Acton Town because of planned maintenance work.
- Heathrow Airport apologized for the disruption caused to travelers.
- Many passengers reported long waits, confusion, and overwhelmed staff on social media.
- South Devon MP Caroline Voaden described the situation as chaotic on the social platform X.
- Passengers are encouraged to allow extra travel time and arrange alternative transport.
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