A water outage is affecting supply at an airport.
Gatwick Airport shared a statement on social media this afternoon, August 28, stating that a water issue in the local area was affecting supply in both its north and south terminals.
It confirmed the issue is currently not impacting flights.
It said: "A water issue is causing some disruption in the local area.
"The problem is affecting water supply in both terminals and is currently under investigation by SES Water.
"At present, there has been no impact on flights.
"We will provide further updates and apologise for any inconvenience to passengers."
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The supply issue is also affecting homes just over the Sussex border in Horley.
A statement on SES Water's site said it is aware of the issue and inspectors are on their way to restore supply.
It said: "We are aware of no supplies main in Horley with some customers experiencing either low water pressure, loss of supply or discolouration. If the water appears cloudy, we advise you read this factsheet
"Our inspectors are on their way to restore supply to normal.
"We apologise to everyone affected by this incident. We are working hard to return water supplies to normal."
The incident was linked to an issue at SES Water's Bough Beech Water Treatment Works.
The supply issue left both the north and south terminals without running water, with passengers reporting no flushing toilets, no hand-washing facilities, no water fountains and cafés unable to serve hot drinks.
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