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Monday 06th October 2008
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Manchester Airport InformationManchester Airport Travel Information
Manchester has 3 terminals serving international and domestic flights. Manchester Airport is the UKs third largest airport and currently handles 20 million passengers a year, offering direct flights to over 180 destinations worldwide by over 90 airlines. Situated 10 miles south of Manchester city centre it is are well served
by train, bus and coach services with good road links for those travelling
by car.
Manchester By roadWhatever direction you are travelling from the airport is directly accessible
via J5 off the M56.
To make your journey to the airport easier it is recommended that you also check Which Terminal you are due to depart from. If you want to park onsite they offer long and short stay parking that can be booked online. Useful Links For exact directions to Manchester please use the AA Route Planner. For further information on how to plan your route call the government information hotline on +44 (0)1234 276376. Manchester Airport Parking
Manchester By BusLocal buses operate every half hour from early in the morning to late at night on a daily basis, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Some services start as early as 3am, and finish as late as midnight to suit the travelling needs of a 24 hour airport and our passengers. Stagecoach 43 operates as often as every 10 minutes between the airport
and the city centre During the week the 19 and 19a can be used to reach the Viewing Park with a 10 minute walk from the last stop at the Freight Terminal
Manchester Coach services Manchester Airport is connected directly to over 50 towns and cities
in the UK with National Express coaches. Coach tickets can be obtained from the Tourist Information Centres in the arrivals halls in Terminals 1 and 2, and from the First Option desk in Terminal 1 arrivals. Plans to open a National Express desk in The Station are currently underway. It is advised that passengers book coach tickets in advance. Manchester By TrainThe Station offers direct rail services, operated by First North Western
and Arriva Trains Northern. During the day there are six trains an hour into the city centre and up to four through the night. Trains run to Manchester Piccadilly rail station and take approximately 15 - 20 minutes, many continue onto Oxford Road, Deansgate and Salford Central stations. From Manchester Piccadilly you can connect onto rail services countrywide. From Manchester Airport, key transfer rail stations are Crewe for services to Wales, the Midlands and the South, and Preston for services to Cumbria and Scotland. You can buy tickets at The Station from self service ticket machines or the ticket office. Useful contacts
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