Water main break disrupts water service and flight operations at Billy Bishop Airport A water main break at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport on Monday morning has stopped water service and impacted flight operations, prompting the airport to urge passengers to check with their airlines for the latest flight status. A water main break at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport has stopped water service and impacted flight operations, the airport said Monday morning. The disruption was announced in a post on the social media platform X. The airport urged passengers to speak with their airline for the latest flight status information. Billy Bishop Airport is located in downtown Toronto and handles scheduled flights to destinations across Canada and the United States. The water main break left the airport without water service on Monday morning. It was not immediately clear how many flights were delayed or cancelled because of the disruption. The airport said further updates will be shared online through its website and social media pages.Billy Bishop Airport Water BreakPassengers were advised to check those channels before travelling to the airport. The cause of the water main break was not immediately known. The break is the latest infrastructure problem to affect operations at the downtown airport. Water service was stopped as a result of the break.Flight operations were impacted at the same time, according to the airport. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport said on X that water service has been stopped and flight operations impacted as a result of the break. The airport asked passengers to contact their airline directly for the latest flight status information. It said more updates would follow on its website and social media accounts.Flight Disruptions At Downtown AirportNo timeline was given for when water service or normal flight operations would be restored. The airport did not say whether any flights had been cancelled or diverted. It also did not provide a number for how many passengers or flights were affected. The break comes as the airport continues regular operations at its location on the Toronto Islands, just offshore from the city's downtown core.The airport is a key hub for short-haul flights and business travel in the region. Passengers with questions about specific flights were directed to their airline. The airport said it would keep the public informed as the situation develops. Further updates are expected on the airport's website and social media pages.Infrastructure Issues At Toronto AirportBilly Bishop Airport is owned by PortsToronto and is one of two major airports serving the Toronto area, alongside Toronto Pearson International Airport. The water main break is the latest in a series of infrastructure issues affecting the city in recent months. The airport said water service was stopped and flight operations were impacted. In its post on X, it urged passengers to speak with their airline for the latest flight status information.It added that further updates will be shared online at the airport's website and social media pages.