Heathrow Airport warns passengers of disruption after flooding, restricting access to Terminals 2 and 3. The airport tells travellers that roads to those terminals are affected, limiting how people can reach the buildings.
BBC News and other outlets report that water in the central terminal area affects the airport’s road routes. Sky News similarly says access to Terminals 2 and 3 is restricted following the flooding. The Evening Standard adds that the airport advises passengers not to travel by road to those terminals.
Across the coverage, the main points converge on the same cause and impact: flooding leads to reduced road access for specific terminals. While outlets differ in wording and how strongly they emphasize an alternative, the Mirror says passengers are urged to use rail and Underground services instead of road travel, reflecting Heathrow’s guidance to use other transport options during the disruption.
