VIDEO: Large water leak fixed at Austin airport
VIDEO: Water leak at Austin airport
There was a huge water leak at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on Thursday. (Video courtesy: Elvira Torres)
AUSTIN, Texas - A large water leak relocated some passengers at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
What we know:
ABIA said on Thursday, Feb. 20, there was a water leak at the British Airways and KLM ticket counters.
Those passengers were relocated to a different side of the terminal temporarily.
TSA security, flights, and most airline ticket counters were not affected by the leak.
VIDEO: Water leak at Austin airport
There was a huge water leak at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on Thursday. (Video courtesy: Elvira Torres)
The airport said the leak was due to a non-potable water line that broke. The leak was stopped after crews closed the water valves.
Crews are now working on cleaning up, repairing, and investigating what caused the pipe to break.
The Source: Information from the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport