Manchester Airport Operating since 1938 is the UK's third busiest international airport, The Manchester Airport.
It serves more than 200 destinations every year.
Manchester's busiest international routes are to European countries and the UAE.
Located in Ringway, it is maintained by Manchester Airport Groups and is the only other airport after Heathrow to operate two runways.
It is made up of three passenger terminals and one cargo terminal.
London Heathrow Heathrow is London's largest and most advanced airport and handles 40% of the total air traffic in the country.
With more than 70 million passengers visiting the airport every year, Heathrow is also the busiest city airport in Europe.
It is located in the London Borough of Hillingdon and is about 32km (20 miles) to the west of Central London.
East Midlands Located at Castle Donington and 22 kms away from Nottingham and Derby, the East Midlands airport has set up itself as a base for low cost carriers serving both domestic and international short haul destinations.
The airport was initially established as a Royal Air Force (RAF) station and was later converted to a passenger base for the East Midlands.
It is currently undergoing some changes to improve on its facilities.
It has a wide range of shopping and eating options and offers 30 minutes of free wireless internet.
Bristol Airport Bristol is the UK's ninth busiest airport and is the only international airport serving the city of Bristol and the nearby areas.
It has one terminal which provides ample choices for eating, shopping and simply relaxing.
It mainly serves European destinations such as Amsterdam, Prague, Frankfurt and Brussels.
Though smaller than its counterparts the airport is well organized and acts as an ideal place to start an amazing journey.
London Stansted London Stansted is located in Uttlesford, Essex and is about 40 miles away from Central London.
It is the fourth busiest airport in London and acts as the major ground for all low cost carrier airlines in Europe.
It was opened to operations in the year 1943 and was initially used as a bomber airfield in the world war.
It is the newest international airport in London and has a single passenger terminal.
London Gatwick Gatwick is the country's second busiest and largest international airport.
Located at West Sussex, the airport is about 28 miles away from the city of London.
More than 30 million passengers travel through the airport every year.
The airport is home to 2 terminals, North and South and is the world's busiest single use runway.
Edinburgh Edinburgh airport is UK's sixth busiest airport and serves the capital city of Scotland.
The airport serves more than 100 destinations and is the base for about 40 airlines.
More than 9 million passengers pass through this airport every year.
Leeds Bradford Leeds Bradford International airport is located in the city of Yeadon and serves the entire Yorkshire region.
It is the largest airport in Yorkshire and has been in operation since 1931.
The airport currently supports about 3 million passengers every year and is expected to undergo improvisation to support about 7 million by 2015.
It houses two major aviation training centers, the Multiflight and The Aviation Academy.
Blackpool International Airport Known previously as the Squires Gate Airport, Blackpool is located in the borough of Flyde.
This airport was one of the first aviation sites in the United Kingdom and is maintained by the City Hopper Airports Limited.
It has only one terminal and is well equipped with all basic facilities such as restrooms, parent rooms, currency exchange bureaus and an exciting range of duty free shops.
London Luton Luton is located in Bedfordshire in England and is about 51 kilometres away from Central London.
With over 10 million passengers travelling through the airport every year, Luton is the fifth busiest airport in London.
Luton was opened in the year 1938 and has grown to become one of the most important airports in Europe.
It is home to a single runway and one terminal building.
It serves more than 200 destinations every year.
Manchester's busiest international routes are to European countries and the UAE.
Located in Ringway, it is maintained by Manchester Airport Groups and is the only other airport after Heathrow to operate two runways.
It is made up of three passenger terminals and one cargo terminal.
London Heathrow Heathrow is London's largest and most advanced airport and handles 40% of the total air traffic in the country.
With more than 70 million passengers visiting the airport every year, Heathrow is also the busiest city airport in Europe.
It is located in the London Borough of Hillingdon and is about 32km (20 miles) to the west of Central London.
East Midlands Located at Castle Donington and 22 kms away from Nottingham and Derby, the East Midlands airport has set up itself as a base for low cost carriers serving both domestic and international short haul destinations.
The airport was initially established as a Royal Air Force (RAF) station and was later converted to a passenger base for the East Midlands.
It is currently undergoing some changes to improve on its facilities.
It has a wide range of shopping and eating options and offers 30 minutes of free wireless internet.
Bristol Airport Bristol is the UK's ninth busiest airport and is the only international airport serving the city of Bristol and the nearby areas.
It has one terminal which provides ample choices for eating, shopping and simply relaxing.
It mainly serves European destinations such as Amsterdam, Prague, Frankfurt and Brussels.
Though smaller than its counterparts the airport is well organized and acts as an ideal place to start an amazing journey.
London Stansted London Stansted is located in Uttlesford, Essex and is about 40 miles away from Central London.
It is the fourth busiest airport in London and acts as the major ground for all low cost carrier airlines in Europe.
It was opened to operations in the year 1943 and was initially used as a bomber airfield in the world war.
It is the newest international airport in London and has a single passenger terminal.
London Gatwick Gatwick is the country's second busiest and largest international airport.
Located at West Sussex, the airport is about 28 miles away from the city of London.
More than 30 million passengers travel through the airport every year.
The airport is home to 2 terminals, North and South and is the world's busiest single use runway.
Edinburgh Edinburgh airport is UK's sixth busiest airport and serves the capital city of Scotland.
The airport serves more than 100 destinations and is the base for about 40 airlines.
More than 9 million passengers pass through this airport every year.
Leeds Bradford Leeds Bradford International airport is located in the city of Yeadon and serves the entire Yorkshire region.
It is the largest airport in Yorkshire and has been in operation since 1931.
The airport currently supports about 3 million passengers every year and is expected to undergo improvisation to support about 7 million by 2015.
It houses two major aviation training centers, the Multiflight and The Aviation Academy.
Blackpool International Airport Known previously as the Squires Gate Airport, Blackpool is located in the borough of Flyde.
This airport was one of the first aviation sites in the United Kingdom and is maintained by the City Hopper Airports Limited.
It has only one terminal and is well equipped with all basic facilities such as restrooms, parent rooms, currency exchange bureaus and an exciting range of duty free shops.
London Luton Luton is located in Bedfordshire in England and is about 51 kilometres away from Central London.
With over 10 million passengers travelling through the airport every year, Luton is the fifth busiest airport in London.
Luton was opened in the year 1938 and has grown to become one of the most important airports in Europe.
It is home to a single runway and one terminal building.
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