Yes, it's even worse than the one that goes a bit like this (with "//" denoting a change of voice as audio samples from different recording sessions get combined):

We apologise for the late departure of the // 11:44 // service for // London Kings Cross. // This is due to // the late arrival of an incoming service.

I'm sure passengers appreciate the explanation.

I expect the person who recorded "the late arrival of an incoming service" also recorded a few alternatives, such as "leaves on the line" or "alien abduction", but they never seem to use any of the alternatives.