Stanstedas lidostā zibens trāpījis degvielas uzpildes sistēmai; kavējas lidojumi

No one about to offer updates, hundreds of us huddled together in departures, airport is boiling hot and looking at a minimum 3 hour delay. I think you owe us these pints #Stansted pic.twitter.com/7TK3MegfnE

— Lozza (@lozzad_) May 27, 2018

@STN_Airport Huge delays at baggage drop, rush to get through horribly busy security only to find chaos reigning airside and flight 3.25 hours delayed... #Stansted pic.twitter.com/HWHHQFtMMk

— Antonia Bevan (@antonia_bevan) May 27, 2018

The standstill at Stansted may be coming to an end ... as the much-needed fuel pumps appear on the horizon pic.twitter.com/luKgN3xREj

— Mark Lobel (@marklobel) May 27, 2018

Been my view since 6am - All we been told is no fuel in #stansted due to fuel tank being struck by lightnight. pic.twitter.com/TruQtoBo9c

— Jawzy VII S-StarTV (@djjawzy_sstartv) May 27, 2018

@STN_Airport @Ryanair #understaffed on a busy day, causing huge #delays at checkin & security. Passengers rushed to board their flights to find that a lightning strike had taken out the fuel system & all flights are delayed. No warnings on dep. boards & you knew it. #Stansted pic.twitter.com/FcJo7z8p6c

— Andy Murphy (@andymurphy73) May 27, 2018

And I can finally see fuel going in. Still one man, one truck, linking each plane individually it seems. Looking at approx 3h delay for our 6.45am flight #Stansted #StanstedAirport @STN_Airport pic.twitter.com/LCT0mEqCKR

— Cathy Winston (@Mummytravels) May 27, 2018