The 24 best and worst UK airports for 2023, named by Which? - Liverpool John Lennon is No. 1, London City is second and 'overcrowded' Manchester T3 ranks bottom... AGAIN
Which? asked nearly 4,000 travelers to rate their experiences at 24 UK airports over the past 12 months. First place Liverpool John Lennon Airport has been praised for its 'friendly' staff and 'hassle-free' atmosphere. READ MORE: What to do if your flight is delayed or canceled due to an Air Traffic Control computer failure...
AdvertisementLiverpool John Lennon Airport has been rated the UK's best airport – with travelers describing their airport experience as 'first class'.< /p>
London City Airport is ranked second place, while Southampton Airport is in third place. Manchester Airport's Terminal 3, meanwhile, sits at the bottom of the rankings - the same position it held last year.
The ranking was produced by a new survey. By which? which asked nearly 4,000 travelers to rate their experiences at 24 UK airports and terminals over the past year. Respondents ranked airports based on eleven categories, including seating, staff, restrooms, check-in queues, baggage drop-off, passport control and security.
A customer's score was then calculated based on a combination of travelers' overall satisfaction and their propensity to recommend the airport. On top of that, the Consumer Champion asked travelers to report how long they spent waiting in line at security.
L Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, in first place, landed a score of 82 percent. Customers ga...
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has been rated the UK's best airport – with travelers describing their airport experience as 'first class'.< /p>
London City Airport is ranked second place, while Southampton Airport is in third place. Manchester Airport's Terminal 3, meanwhile, sits at the bottom of the rankings - the same position it held last year.
The ranking was produced by a new survey. By which? which asked nearly 4,000 travelers to rate their experiences at 24 UK airports and terminals over the past year. Respondents ranked airports based on eleven categories, including seating, staff, restrooms, check-in queues, baggage drop-off, passport control and security.
A customer's score was then calculated based on a combination of travelers' overall satisfaction and their propensity to recommend the airport. On top of that, the Consumer Champion asked travelers to report how long they spent waiting in line at security.
L Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, in first place, landed a score of 82 percent. Customers ga...
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