Manchester Airport (MAN) Reviews

Manchester airport makes you walk through the big duty free shop once you've been through security to get to your gates - this annoys me because it's always so bright and strong smelling (perfumes etc). I'm not all that interested in the shops as I always think they're overpriced at the airport but Manchester has plenty to ...  Read the complete review

Although I live very close to Humberside Airport (when I'm not at university), there aren't that many choices of destination from there. Manchester airport is a direct, 2 and a half hour train away from Grimsby so it is the easiest to get to. Because of this, I have chosen to fly from Manchester airport a couple of times now. My first ...  Read the complete review

I have used Manchester airport a bit more recently, including on my summer holiday to Corfu. It's quite a large airport with 3 terminals and I do enjoy going there. I have travelled there by train before going to Manchester Piccadilly before changing to get a train to the airport. This second leg of the journey to the airport takes ...  Read the complete review

Manchester airport, we have been to Florida 4 times , the fourth time was going from Manchester. Our first impressions of Manchester was it was way t0o big, you could easily get lost , it was like a rabbit warren. We checked out luggage in and were given our boarding cards and esta forms for entry into the united staes, and ...  Read the complete review

Living in the Northwest of England, pretty much any time I'm going abroad on my holidays Manchester airport is where I fly from. Its only half an hour away from where I live and is the biggest airport around. So like it or not this is my local! I have used Manchester airport several times over the years. There are three ...  Read the complete review

We're regular flyers from Manchester Airport, using it at least once and year - maybe even more if it's the cheapest place to go from! We find that the airport is nicely located to the south of the city, just a few minutes off the M60 motorway that circles Manchester. Coming from Sheffield we have to negotiate the Pennines and ...  Read the complete review

Having transited through Manchester Airport on several ocassions now, I can say that it is a definite alternative to (mostly) grotty Heathrow and Gatwick. Like most things, there are positives and negatives. A lot of airlines fly out of here to many wide ranging destinations. Air France for example connect you with CDG and a world of ...  Read the complete review

I have only used Manchester airport once, last November to Abu Dabi, and found it a dis-spiriting experience. Okay, it was undergoing extensive refurbishment and the place was like a building site in parts, but there are other aspects that are quite separate from that, and it was on a cold and sad November evening. Travelling there (I ...  Read the complete review

Manchester International Airport, with airport code MAN, is located outside Manchester City Centre near the town of Wythemshawe. Manchester Airport is owned by the Manchester Airport Group who own not only Manchester Airport but also Nottingham East Midlands, Humberside & Bournemouth Airports too. Manchester ...  Read the complete review

I am from Manchester original and proud of it and used to spend a lot of my child hood here plane spotting. The airport has growm massively and with that comes a price or airport sprawl. Car parking is close to the airport a five minute walk but is reasonable £45 for three days . TIP dont use the multi storey for more than a day ...  Read the complete review

i remember the first time i went to the airport as a kid way back in the day, i thought the chandellers were so beautiful, and now although not a avid flyer i do like to travel and passionate about manchester. i did go away to spain a few months ago, and we had to take our shoes off and throw away all perfume and lighters etc. so ...  Read the complete review

Manchester airport is the premier airport of the North West and serves a large area for long range international flights. Unfortunately, taking a flight from Manchester is like stepping back in time. From the minute you step inside, you will immediately notice the poor layout and non-existant signposting. In the check in hall, there is a ...  Read the complete review

Manchester Airport formerly known to the 'older' jet set as Ringway has gronw up a matured gracefully, it is of course not without its controversy, more terminal space with the new Terminal 2 (T2), and who could forget the antics of Swampy and his mates trying to stop the building of the new staggered parallel runway 24L/6R with its ...  Read the complete review

As some of you may know, I collect Agatha Christie books. Not just any old versions. But specific versions, the swanky looking 1990 editions. Unfortunately, these have now been deleted, so I've been travelling to many book shops looking for them. Pretty much every book shop in the North West - Manchester, Preston, Liverpool, you name ...  Read the complete review

I live up north. Don’t feel to sorry for me as it’s not that bad. I have to state the fact though, so you can understand why I use this airport. As I said, I come live a h*ll of a distance from Watford gap and have done for many many years. Living in Manchester itself now means that Ringway is the obvious choice, but even ...  Read the complete review

In February this year my wife and I went on Hoilday to Jamaica we travelled from Belfast through Manchester Airport and as she is disabled we had to use a wheelchair for her, the staff at Manchester Airport could not have been more helpful. The escorted us from the Belfast plane to the airport coach, which then took us to our hotel and ...  Read the complete review

After flying from Manchester airport for most of my needs, mainly due to the fact that I live only an hours drive away, I think it is one of the best english airports around! I have flown from nearly all of the others and some are too small and complex, others are just massive (which is not always good looking for your boarding gate to ...  Read the complete review

Having been travelling pretty extensively over the past three years, I think Manc is the best airport in the world. I mean, consider the evidence: it's clean, it's bright and easy to navigate, and it is a twenty minute taxi ride from my house. I mean, what more do you need? Admittedly, the difference between a really bad ...  Read the complete review

Manchester airport is my local airport, and I have used it many times over the past few years. It has 3 main terminals - T1 for European and other short-haul destinations, T2 for long-haul and some charter flights and British Airways own terminal for all of its flights. Access to the airport is excellent, as it is on a spur of the M56. ...  Read the complete review

It is true - you will remember all the bad ones, and those that you use very regularly, but Manchester Airport is one that I have used on 3 or 4 occasions and to be honest, I had almost forgottten I had used it. This is a good thing, as we all remember bad experiences, and thhe nice ones all fade with time. The whole area was clean and ...  Read the complete review