✈️ Desperate holidaymakers are struggling to get water at airports amid long queues for food and drink. Passengers at Stansted complained that queues for water were longer than those for security
Passengers at Stansted complained that queues for water were longer than those for security, as they criticised the airport for not having enough refill stations. Others were faced with empty shelves at food and drink outlets swamped with customers.
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