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Cardiff
Plans to expand the terminal at Cardiff
airport should be put into action later this
year. As part of its modernisation
programme, which saw the first floor and
East Pier refurbished in 2009, the airport will
combine the departures and arrivals areas
into one hall with a greater offering of shops
and cafes. The security checkpoint will also
be moved earlier in the airport experience,
in line with new regulations.
■ tbicardiffairport.com
Liverpool and Durham
The Peel Airports Group has begun a £12
million development of Liverpool John
Lennon airport, due for completion this Clockwise from top: Bournemouth airport; Liverpool John Lennon; premium check-in area at Durham Tees Valley airport
autumn. To reduce queuing times, the
security search area will triple in size and be Flybe has added Bordeaux, Rennes, Avignon, see passengers naked – will be used to scan
fitted with the latest screening equipment. Limoges and Perpignan to its peak summer any passenger selected at random, including
Also in the Peel Group, Durham Tees operations. under-18s. Anyone who refuses the scan will
Valley airport is getting a makeover, follow- ■ flybirmingham.com not be allowed to travel.
ing consultation with customers. To be ■ eastmidlandsairport.com
completed late 2010, the redesign will divide Manchester Airports Group ■ bournemouthairport.com
the terminal into an area for charter and Within the Manchester Airports Group, ■ manchesterairport.co.uk
no-frills passengers, and another for business East Midlands airport has gained flights to
and scheduled clients. the Costa Del Sol, Bourgas (Bulgaria), Dublin
■ liverpoolairport.com Fuerteventura and Venice Treviso. Jet2 is To celebrate its 70th year Dublin airport has
■ durhamteesvalleyairport.com expanding winter services with flights to improved road access to terminal one and
Tenerife from November 1. this month launches a number of new
Birmingham The new departures terminal at routes. Blue Air is starting thrice-weekly
A new lounge for Emirates first and Bournemouth airport opens early summer, flights to Bucharest, Cimber Sterling begins
business-class passengers flying to Dubai coinciding with new services to Bourgas, operating from Billund (Denmark) to Dublin,
opens at Birmingham International this Sharm el Sheikh and Antalya, plus six and a daily service to Doncaster connects
winter. Gold members of the Skywards weekly flights to Manchester. Bmibaby passengers to Aer Lingus’s Boston and New
frequent flyer scheme can also access the launches flights to Jersey this month. The York services. Etihad has also upped Abu
£1.3 million lounge, which includes shower £45 million investment has added three new Dhabi operations to 10 flights a week.
facilities. Birmingham is growing as a hub restaurants as well as doubling parking Retail profits suggest the Shop&Collect
for Egypt and Turkey with summer services space for aircraft. initiative – which allows flyers to shop
to Sharm el Sheikh, Antalya, Hurghada and Body scanners are now standard security before boarding then collect the goods on
Dalaman. Iceland Express is introducing procedure at Manchester airport, in return to Dublin – has been popular with
weekly flights to Reykjavik, and Monarch response to new government rules for large business travellers and others concerned
will position MSC Cruises’ customers for airports. The machines – which despite with baggage restrictions.
Mallorca departures from May onward. popular belief do not allow security staff to ■ dublinairport.com
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