Speke is rough as arsehole true, but if you navigate the estate without losing your life the airport experience makes it worth your while. Earplugs are obviously a much needed requirement.
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Is Manchester airport the worst in Europe?
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Karen Smart has stepped down amis weeks of chaos. Probably on a nice payoff for being incompetent
These people are incredible. They lurch from one top well paid job after another, totally fuck them up, leave with a golden handshake straight into another top job. Rinse and repeat.
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anyone been through today
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These people are incredible. They lurch from one top well paid job after another, totally fuck them up, leave with a golden handshake straight into another top job. Rinse and repeat.
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ive been on the other side(airside), not noticed many delays with our aircraft, maybe its getting sorted upstairsanyone been through today
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And a wet suit to avoid all the random phlegm that flies aroundSpeke is rough as arsehole true, but if you navigate the estate without losing your life the airport experience makes it worth your while. Earplugs are obviously a much needed requirement.
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Went through on Tuesdayanyone been through today
Got there 4+hours early and paid for fast track through security
No dramas
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Landed last night at T2 22.10pm and for safety reasons had to stop and wait before we could aproach the parking bay as no one was available to greet our plane. The Pilot apologised and said he had rung the airport asking if anyone could turn out to assist with some chocs, an airbridge and a trolly cart mentioning that this was becoming a daily occurance.
Eventually a few bods arrived and we were all good to go. The Captain said a pilot should never have to wait for his chocs especially at Easter time so it was even more unforgiving.
We breazed through security and on entering the baggage areas there was large amounts of abandoned luggage at some of the carousels. I would estimate 300-400 and unsure if these get delivered on to the travellers or they have to come back to collect them personally.
Eventually a few bods arrived and we were all good to go. The Captain said a pilot should never have to wait for his chocs especially at Easter time so it was even more unforgiving.
We breazed through security and on entering the baggage areas there was large amounts of abandoned luggage at some of the carousels. I would estimate 300-400 and unsure if these get delivered on to the travellers or they have to come back to collect them personally.
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andyhinch
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What sort of chocolate did you get ?Landed last night at T2 22.10pm and for safety reasons had to stop and wait before we could aproach the parking bay as no one was available to greet our plane. The Pilot apologised and said he had rung the airport asking if anyone could turn out to assist with some chocs, an airbridge and a trolly cart mentioning that this was becoming a daily occurance.
Eventually a few bods arrived and we were all good to go. The Captain said a pilot should never have to wait for his chocs especially at Easter time so it was even more unforgiving.
We breazed through security and on entering the baggage areas there was large amounts of abandoned luggage at some of the carousels. I would estimate 300-400 and am unsure if these get delivered on to the travellers or they have to come back to collect them personally.