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Long queues after power surge at Stansted Airport

Arabika Newsroom 26 Oct 2026 Source: BBC News UK

Long queues after power surge at Stansted Airport

Photo: BBC News UK

A passenger says she was trapped in a corridor at the airport for 90 minutes.

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