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Saturday is set to be another busy day at Manchester Airport, as passengers continue to arrive hours before their flights in anticipation of huge queues.
With huge delays and chaotic scenes in recent weeks, Manchester Airport passengers had been warned to arrive early. Staff shortages have been blamed for the huge queues that have recently blighted the airport, once the jewel in the region's crown and still crucial to its economy.
The chief executive of Manchester Airports Group has written an open apology to passengers, warning that peak-time queues of up to 90 minutes are likely to continue until the summer in a frank admission that there is no short-term fix for the staffing crisis.
Passengers at Manchester Airport have faced a turbulent month, with staff shortages leading to huge security queues, baggage delays and missed flights for passengers. In recent days, arrivals have even abandoned their luggage due to the wait.
Council leaders have freed up staff to help with Manchester Airport’s urgent recruitment drive as the hub tackles the staffing crisis and surge in passengers. City hall has confirmed they are assisting with tasks including sifting through job applications and will be 'supporting' the interview process in a bid to help resolve the workforce deficit.
Passengers have this morning (Thursday) posted images of more long queues greeting them as they arrive at crisis-hit Manchester Airport.
The government announced more than £1bn of transport funding for Greater Manchester on Monday (April 4) – but how that will be spent is not yet clear. Three separate pots of funding which will benefit the city-region have been confirmed by the government as part of a £7bn package to 'level up' transport.
On Monday it was announced that Manchester would be getting a £1 billion boost in funding for its public transport network, and we want to hear what you have to say on the city's transport plans.