Major Airports in the UK
Manchester One of the major international airports in Europe and the third busiest is the United Kingdom; It serves over 200 destinations in Europe, UAE and UK.
It is located in Ringway, and has three passenger terminals and one cargo terminal.
It is owned and operated by Manchester Airport Groups and is the only other airport after Heathrow to operate two runways.
All three terminals are well equipped with basic facilities, luxurious lounges and access to both private and public transport means.
Edinburgh Edinburgh international airport is the major airport in the capital city of Scotland.
Serving over 100 destinations and over 9 million passengers every year, it is the UK's sixth busiest airport.
It has one terminal building that has upgraded recently.
The airport is maintained and owned by Global Infrastructure Partners.
In 2011 the Edinburgh was named the Best Airport for Service Quality in Europe by the International Airports Council.
Birmingham It Located to the south east of the Birmingham city, this international airport is UK's seventh busiest.
It has 2 terminals and is well connected by public transport to all the near by areas.
The terminals are designed to provide outstanding customer service to visitors and specially kids.
It has explicit lounges and is good in baggage handling and check in services.
Liverpool John Lennon Formerly known as the Speke airport, The Liverpool John Lennon is the most popular international airport in the north west of England.
The airport is the country's tenth busiest and supports about 4.
5 million passengers every year.
Operations began in the year 1930 and the airport served as a RAF station during World War II.
It is likely to undergo improvement in the next 15 years and may include more terminal buildings and more advanced processes eventually.
It is named after the Beatles singer John Lennon who was born in Liverpool.
Liverpool has excellent public transport links to most major towns and cities in the area.
Bristol Bristol Airport is the country's ninth busiest airport and the only international airport serving Bristol and the nearby areas.
The major destinations served by the airport include European cities such as Amsterdam, Brussels, Prague and Frankfurt.
The airport is made of only one terminal and is well equipped with all basic facilities and provides ample choices for eating and shopping.
It is well organized and acts as ideal place to start an remarkable journey.
It is located in Ringway, and has three passenger terminals and one cargo terminal.
It is owned and operated by Manchester Airport Groups and is the only other airport after Heathrow to operate two runways.
All three terminals are well equipped with basic facilities, luxurious lounges and access to both private and public transport means.
Edinburgh Edinburgh international airport is the major airport in the capital city of Scotland.
Serving over 100 destinations and over 9 million passengers every year, it is the UK's sixth busiest airport.
It has one terminal building that has upgraded recently.
The airport is maintained and owned by Global Infrastructure Partners.
In 2011 the Edinburgh was named the Best Airport for Service Quality in Europe by the International Airports Council.
Birmingham It Located to the south east of the Birmingham city, this international airport is UK's seventh busiest.
It has 2 terminals and is well connected by public transport to all the near by areas.
The terminals are designed to provide outstanding customer service to visitors and specially kids.
It has explicit lounges and is good in baggage handling and check in services.
Liverpool John Lennon Formerly known as the Speke airport, The Liverpool John Lennon is the most popular international airport in the north west of England.
The airport is the country's tenth busiest and supports about 4.
5 million passengers every year.
Operations began in the year 1930 and the airport served as a RAF station during World War II.
It is likely to undergo improvement in the next 15 years and may include more terminal buildings and more advanced processes eventually.
It is named after the Beatles singer John Lennon who was born in Liverpool.
Liverpool has excellent public transport links to most major towns and cities in the area.
Bristol Bristol Airport is the country's ninth busiest airport and the only international airport serving Bristol and the nearby areas.
The major destinations served by the airport include European cities such as Amsterdam, Brussels, Prague and Frankfurt.
The airport is made of only one terminal and is well equipped with all basic facilities and provides ample choices for eating and shopping.
It is well organized and acts as ideal place to start an remarkable journey.
