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Airlines have been told to stock up on fuel elsewhere because of a technical issue at a major supply farm serving the airport. Engineers are working to fix the problem, with long-haul flights facing the greatest risk of disruption. Airport officials state that all flights are currently operating normally despite the warning.
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