Getting To Manchester Airport

Getting To Manchester Airport By Car

Manchester Airport

Manchester Airport

The airport is directly accessible by car from J5 off the M56. For directions view our interactive Airport Map.

When travelling to Manchester Airport by car, the Airport roads will display colour-coded cubes which indicate the best route to each terminal and its car parks. You will need to get into the appropriate lane as marked by the coded cube.

Manchester Airport is planning to erect large banner signs on the approach roads to each individual terminal. These will indicate which airlines fly from that particular terminal. The airlines will appear in alphabetical order, along with the airline logo and code.

Getting To Manchester Airport By Train

Manchester Airport’s award-winning railway station is at the heart of the airport complex, located at The Station. Skylinks connect the three Airport terminals to the upper level of The Station. The Skylinks incorporate moving walkways, and there are lifts and escalators at the terminals and railway station for easy access to all levels.

The Station has a travel centre, which:

  • sells rail tickets
  • books seats
  • provides information
  • includes two self-service automatic ticket machines

Running times of trains

Train services operate to the Airport every day, except Christmas Day and Boxing Day (December 25th and 26th), from many stations in Northern England and the Midlands.

Many direct services are hourly from Monday to Saturday and most run a Sunday service.

Destinations

There are trains direct to and from Sheffield, York, Leeds, Huddersfield, Manchester, Bolton, Preston and Blackpool throughout the night.

Passengers travelling from stations without a direct service will find regular connections to the Airport from Manchester Piccadilly, Crewe (for services from Wales, the Midlands and the South) and Preston (for services to and from Cumbria and the North).

There is a frequent train service between the Airport and Manchester Piccadilly. Six trains an hour run throughout the day, Monday to Saturday – and there are four on Sundays. In addition, there are services throughout the night. Many trains continue to Manchester Oxford Road and Deansgate.

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