Manchester Airport Information Guide

Welcome to the Manchester Airport Info guide website. This site is dedicated to providing our users with as much information about Manchester airport as possible.

Manchester Airport is one of the UKs largest airports and there are many sites out there providing you with a lot of information. We decided to gather all of this information and put it all together in one user friendly easy to navigate site.

Over the following pages we are hoping you will find all of the information you are looking for about Manchester Airport. If you feel we have missed something then please email us so we can include this information for future visitors.

The airport provides a broad range of facilities including those for business, children and the disabled. Public transport to and from the airport is reliable and frequent with a choice of trains, coaches, taxis and car hire.

Those of you wishing to drive to the airport will find it easily accessible and extremely well sign posted from the access roads. The airport offers a range of valet, short and long stay parking and 24 hour petrol stations.

The airport is expanding all of th etime and now boasts a third terminal. Facilities at Manchester are some of th ebest in the world. Throughout this site all you have to do is click on one of the links to the left to be presented with a handfull of information on each of the terminals, restaurants, bars, events, shops and security information aswell as much much more.

Happy browsing and enjoy the site

LATEST NEWS

31/08/08

British Airways has logged a statement of interest in the sale of a stake in Austrian Airlines, Austrian daily Die Presse said in a preview of an article due to be published tomorrow. Austrian state holding company OeIAG is offering its 43% holding in Austrian, worth around €157 million, though the size of the offer may change as a 25% stake must remain under the control of Austrian investors.

Germany's Lufthansa and S7, Russia's second biggest airline, have both already said they have registered their interest. According to media reports, Air France-KLM, Air China and Turkish Airlines have also notified the state holding of their interest.

All interested parties need to present their concepts by Sept 12 to the state holding company, which will then draw up a shortlist, according to an OeIAG spokesman. BA declined to confirm or deny the report.