Manchester Airport has offered a new way for people to avoid the "hustle and bustle" when travelling from the airport.
It comes amid ongoing queues and travel disruption, with the airline industry struggling to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic. In recent weeks and months, some passengers have complained of long waits at the airport.
Manchester Airport has a new boss, Chris Woodroofe, who took on the role after former managing director Karen Smart resigned to pursue “fresh opportunities”. Mr Woodroofe has admitted customers had suffered a “poor” experience and said peak-time queues would continue over the coming months, advising passengers to arrive three hours before their flights.
