Melbourne airport resumes flights, but terminal restrooms remain closed

Melbourne Orlando International Airport resumed commercial flights Tuesday following severe flooding, but passengers face closed terminal restrooms and limited food service because of water system problems.Airport officials said multiple water main breaks are disrupting Melbourne’s water system, including service to the airport.The reopening follows flooding that stranded vehicles and prompted warnings to avoid unnecessary travel in West Melbourne.Use restrooms before arrivingAll airport terminal restrooms are temporarily closed because of inadequate water pressure, according to the airport’s Tuesday announcement.Passengers are strongly encouraged to use restroom facilities before traveling to the airport. Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the terminal while normal handwashing facilities remain unavailable.Melbourne remains under a precautionary boil water notice as city crews work to locate and repair water main breaks.Food service remains limitedAirport restaurants and food