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Manchester Airport to close two terminals

The airport will operate from a single terminal in the face of reduced passenger numbers. 

The Government has advised against non-essential travel and many countries are closing their borders as the world attempts to contain the coronavirus outbreak. 

These measures have resulted in a sharp drop in the number of people taking flights and as of Wednesday next week, Manchester Airport will close terminals two and three in a response to this. 

A statement from Manchester Airport Group said: “Like all airports across the world, Manchester Airport has experienced a significant fall in passenger volumes as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.  

“Given this reduction in departing and arriving flights, and the likelihood traffic will decline further, we have taken the decision to work towards operating from a single terminal. 

“This will happen on Wednesday 25 March and all flights that were due to depart from Terminal Two and Terminal Three, will now do so from Terminal One.” 

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