
The summer weekend that ought to have showcased Gatwick Airport’s efficiency and scale instead exposed the friction points that lie at the heart of modern critical infrastructure. On a busy itinerary, with thousands of passengers relying on smooth transit through one of Britain’s busiest travel hubs, a water supply failure became a test of anticipatory planning, inter organisational cooperation and the resilience of a system designed to keep large venues fed and hydrated even under strain.
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