Manchester Airport predicts 'strong' summer as passenger numbers return to near pre-pandemic levels
Manchester Airport says it is set for a strong summer as passenger numbers return to near pre-pandemic levels and holidaymakers increasingly look to far flung destinations.
READ MORE: 'She was all our daughters': Community comes together to remember teen knocked down and killed as she walked to college The airport, all too often, wasn't far from the headlines last summer as many passengers and families endured stressful starts to their getaways, with staff shortages and cancelled flights by airlines taking their toll. Holidaymakers shared photographs of long snaking queues for security running outside airport terminals and for passport control. There were also huge issues with baggage reclaim.
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