Manchester Airport is looking forward to welcoming you back - here's 11 things you should know before going

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Terminal Two at Manchester Airport is now open - and more than 20 airlines will be flying from the hub by the end of the week. The opening of all three terminals will help people to social distance as passenger numbers increase and shops continue to reopen.

Jet2 restarted its flights.

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Brad Miller, chief operating officer at Manchester Airport, said: "Manchester Airport is proud of the role it plays in providing employment for so many local people, either directly or with the dozens of different companies that operate on our site."This new bridge will give those living in surrounding neighbourhoods a safe and sustainable way to travel to the airport campus, whether they work here, are using our Ground Transport Interchange or are accessing other facilities like our new

hereThe Ashley side is the other way you can get to the tunnel.It's reassuringly difficult to find but the reward when you do more than makes up for the effort to get there.

Muslim Council of Britain guidelines. Today was the pilot for the new, staggered Friday prayer system.

without the need for a 14-day quarantine on their return, travel experts predict a surge in demand when the change comes into effect from July 10. The coming weeks could be vital for the hub amid proposed redundancies of thousands of staff who are based at the airport, including, according to Stockport MP Navendu Mishra, one in four senior managers at Manchester Airports Group, which also runs Stansted and East Midlands airports.

The coronavirus pandemic's 'catastrophic' impact on Manchester Airport has been laid bare in the House of Commons.Stockport MP Navendu Mishra has revealed how 1,500 redundancies have been proposed after 'passenger levels and revenue dropped to historic lows'.Thousands more jobs are at risk and one in four senior managers are to be laid off, Mr Mishra told MPs, as he called on the Government to 'act now' and offer more support for the industry.Describing the airport as 'central to everything we

You can watch the debate using the live stream at the top of this page.Navendu Mishra will say: "Manchester Airport is a core part of Greater Manchester’s economy, employing tens of thousands of people.

number of journeys scheduled to resume today from the terminal.The couple, from Oldham, have a holiday home about 40 minutes north east of Bordeux."We went earlier in the year and came back just before the lockdown, thinking we would go back a week and a half later, and we are going to go now", Paul says."Our family is here, we don’t live over there.

"All staff being told over a conference call. The redundancy period started on Monday, June 22.

Manchester Airport.Terminal 3 will reopen with airlines British Airways, Ryanair, Air France, KLM, Eastern Airways and Loganair as well as Jet2 and easyJet who are also resuming their flight programme.However, while some will be keen to get away, the government's advice is still against all but essential travel with those entering the UK subject to a 14 day quarantine.For those who are dusting off their suitcases and looking at a break, there will be differences at the airport and certain rules

Before you flyAt the airportWhen boardingOnboardWhen you landOn arrival, please keep your face mask on until you have left the airport terminal.

"I feel a bit anxious", says Faith Missanah.She is waiting to join the check-in queue at Terminal 1, Manchester Airport, before she jets off to Tanzania with her five-year-old son Aydan.The youngster is having a bit of difficulty getting used to wearing his face mask."It's complicated for him.

As the wet and miserable weather in Greater Manchester continues, residents will be pleased to know that the chance of a summer holiday abroad is firmly on the cards.Today, Terminal 3 at Manchester Airport has reopened as a number of popular airlines are set to resume their flight schedules to tourist hotspots.While the UK Foreign Office currently has a blanket rule advising against all but essential international travel amid coronavirus, the government is preparing this week to introduce a new

Terminal 2 on July 15, travellers will notice some changes across the airport.

A reopening date has been announced for Terminal 2 at Manchester Airport.The doors to the terminal will reopen on July 15, airport bosses have confirmed.It will be the final terminal building to reopen after the airport went into partial lockdown as a response to the coronavirus pandemic.Only a small number of flights have been operating from Terminal 1 since the end of March.More flights are beginning to depart from the airport as the country emerges from lockdown.Tomorrow (July 1), Terminal 3

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made eight changes to the team that beat Sheffield United in the Premier League in midweek, as only Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw and Bruno Fernandes remain in the side. As well as Lingard, Bailly and Mata, Sergio Romero, Diogo Dalot, Fred, Scott McTominay and Odion Ighalo all start at Carrow Road.Paul Pogba, Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood are among those on the bench, along with Anthony Martial who bagged a hat-trick on Wednesday night.

Expect fewer seats, reduced shopping and eating options and make sure you are wearing a mask.Manchester Airport has released a new video outlining the changes to air travel in a post-COVID world.Social distancing must be adhered to at all times, with limited seats in the terminals to avoid cosy situations.And there will be no waiting in the terminal for a loved one, with all pick-ups to take place in your car outside.The video also reminds passengers their sanitiser must be in a bottle