Heathrow passengers face disruption after flood restricts access
Summary
Flooding caused by a broken pipe at Heathrow Airport has blocked road access to terminals 2 and 3. Passengers are advised to use trains or the subway instead, as car parks and roadways near these terminals are not accessible while repairs take place.Key Facts
- A pipe leak caused flooding around terminals 2 and 3 at Heathrow Airport.
- Road access to these terminals and their car parks is currently blocked.
- Passengers should use rail and subway transport to reach these terminals.
- The airport is working to fix the leak and resume normal access quickly.
- The disruption occurred during busy school holidays, when passenger numbers are high.
- On July 19, over 267,000 passengers passed through Heathrow, its busiest day this year.
- Heathrow is one of the world's busiest airports, handling up to 1,300 flights daily.
- Passengers who booked parking or flights are advised to contact providers about possible refunds or changes.
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