To meet the increased demand following the easing of travel restrictions, Terminal Three, which has been partially re-opened since 27th March, will fully re-open on 22nd April.
All passengers flying with Aurigny, British Airways, Eastern Airways, Iberia Express, Loganair, Ryanair and Vueling should now check in at the Terminal Three entrance. All arrivals in the airport will also exit from the Terminal Three building.
A range of food and drink outlets, and shops will also be open in Terminal Three from the 22nd. These include:
Landside:
- WHSmiths and Travelex in Arrivals (ground level)
- Caffe Nero in Check-in (upper level)
Airside:
- Boots
- Costa
- WHSmith
- Duty Free
- Lion & Antelope
- Pork & Pickle
- KFC
- Nook
- Kiosco
In addition to arriving three hours before their flight, passengers should also refamiliarise themselves with the rules for security. This includes having large electronic items out and ensuring all liquids, gels and pastes are under 100ml and in a clear re-sealable bag.
Even though the UK government has now scrapped Covid-19 travel restrictions, passengers are still reminded to check the advice for the country they are travelling to in advance of departure. Passengers with specific queries about their flights should contact their airline directly.
For more information see:
As part of its recovery hundreds of jobs are still available across the airport site to meet the increased passenger demand. To check out the jobs on offer with Manchester Airport, visit
https://careers.magairports.com/
For roles with third parties look directly on their websites or local job sites.
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