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Introduction

By Road View
- Manchester Airport is 9 miles south of Manchester City Centre, next to the M56 and with easy links to the M6, M60 and M62.
  The postcode for the airport is M90 1QX. Please note, your Sat-Nav may not reflect the most updated road layout.
- There are a number of official airport parking options available.
- For more information on getting to Manchester Airport by car please click here (opens new tab).
By Bus View
- There is a bus stop within 150 metres of the venue.
- Manchester Airport is well-served by a network of local and regional buses, running daily from early morning to late night; including weekends and bank holidays.
- For more information on getting to Manchester Airport by bus please click here (opens new tab).
By Train View
- The nearest Railway Station is Manchester Airport Station.
- The station is located at the heart of the airport campus, which means passengers have easy access to all the terminals. With moving walkways throughout, it should take no more than 5-15 minutes to get to and from the terminals.
- For more information on getting to Manchester Airport by train please click here (opens new tab).
- For more information on the Access Guide for Manchester Airport Station please click here (opens new tab).

There is a member of staff available for help and assistance.
There is not a member of staff trained in British Sign Language.
British Sign Language interpreters can be provided on request.
The alternative formats documents can be provided in include; Braille on request and large print on request.
There is not an assistance dog toilet or toileting area at the venue/nearby.
Water bowls for assistance dogs are available.

The drop off zone is located on International Approach.
There is a pedestrian crossing point from the drop off zone to the terminal building.
There is a dropped kerb from the drop off point.
There is tactile paving on the dropped kerb.
The drop off zone is clearly marked.

There are automatic barriers at the exit of the drop off area.
The payment machines at these barriers accept cash both coins and notes, debit and credit cards including contactless payments.
There is a telephone call button on the pay machine with a hearing loop to gain assistance if required.
To avoid delays Blue Badge holders are requested to speak to the on duty parking marshals before driving to the barrier, who will authorise exiting free of charge.