Cape Town – Water supply at Cape Town International Airport has been fully restored following a temporary disruption caused by municipal infrastructure repairs, Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) confirmed on Monday.
The outage, which began on Sunday, affected several amenities and services within the terminal, prompting concern among travellers passing through the busy airport.
ACSA said the disruption was linked to infrastructure work taking place outside the airport precinct as part of ongoing municipal upgrades.
NOTICE: Water Supply Restored 💧
Water supply at Cape Town International Airport has now been restored following the earlier municipal disruption.
We thank our passengers and stakeholders for their patience and understanding.#CapeTownInternationalAirport #PassengerUpdate… pic.twitter.com/QjH6kvazeN
— Airports Company SA (@Airports_ZA) March 30, 2026
Despite the interruption, airport authorities implemented contingency measures to minimise inconvenience for passengers and airlines. Staff worked to maintain essential services while repairs were underway.
By Monday morning, normal operations had resumed.
“Water supply at Cape Town International Airport has now been restored following the earlier municipal disruption. We thank our passengers and stakeholders for their patience and understanding,” ACSA said in a statement.
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Compiled by Betha Madhomu
