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Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL)Newest Review: ... eating before travelling to the airport. Perhaps the main slip-up at John Lennon Airport is the handling of increased security, now a common factor at all UK airports (in theory). The security checks here are similar to Manchester International, i.e. inadequate, but the tiny customs area at the airport leads to massive queues at rush hour times. Flying on the early morning service to Belfast ... more |
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by Raydar - written on 31.07.07 (Useful, 65 readings)
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Liverpool John Lennon Airport (formerly Liverpool Speke Airport) is a refreshingly modern and hassle-free location for traveling. The airport is mainly served by low-fare airlines like EasyJet and Ryanair, meaning that the focus here is getting people in and out on time. The airport has a few shops and restaurants, a small WH Smith store which sells mainly books and magazines along with a the standard tacky gambling arcade and faux-Irish pub. The terminal's food court is relatively well stocked but is typically expensive and of poor quality. The Burger King outlet seems better value for money, though I would advise eating before travelling to the ...
by jesca - written on 03.05.03 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I have flown from many airports in the UK including the obvious - Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, etc etc. What a breath of fresh air it was flying to and from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, the reason being that I booked an Easyjet flight and Liverpool happens to be the major Easyjet airport. The Airport is easy to get to, off the M56 Motorway. It is a modern glass effect building. On site car parking is reasonably priced. There is also plenty of space for pick ups and drop offs. Inside, there were no queues to be seen at check in!! (have you ever come across that??) The check in staff were extremely pleasant and efficient. The waiting area was ...
by BUSTCAPL - written on 29.05.02 (Useful, 98 readings)
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The new airport terminal recently opened and has now transformed what was no more than a glorified cargo shed into a shining example of a modern airport. Yes the first phase of the new terminal is open and you can not fail to be impressed. there are four times as many check in desks and the facilities within are much improved. The airport looks classy and you can see that the £30 million has been well spent. Allied this with the fact that this is considered to be one of Easyjets strategic hubs then we can be optimistic of further expansion and more destinations from this airport. Easyjet have just started a very popular Paris route ...




