Operations back to normal at Billy Bishop airport after watermain break

Operations at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport are back to normal after a watermain break caused problems at the mainland terminal.

The rupture, which happened before 10:30 a.m. Thursday, led to flooding and limited access to the building.

The building’s water supply was cut off, which meant the washrooms could not be used. Portable toilets and water were brought in.

City of Toronto crews shut off the valves to the affected watermain and the flooding eventually receded.

PortsToronto said the passenger pickup and drop-off area has reopened and operations are back to normal.

Flights and island operations were not affected, and passengers could still use the tunnel and ferry.