A “significant” number of flights have been canceled or delayed this Sunday at the airport Manchester (northwest England) due to power outagewhich has already been resolved.
The airport, with numerous flights to tourist destinations such as Spaina, has indicated in a statement that, due to the blackout that affected its facilities last night, passengers who had to leave terminals 1 and 2 should contact their airlines to check the status of their flights, since quite a few “will probably have been cancelled.” Those leaving from terminal 3 can go there, although some routes will leave late, he said in the note.
“The electricity has returned and we are working so that passengers who are already at the airport can get on the plane as soon as possible,” he added.
In the past few hours, some passengers have spread images of hundreds of people waiting in the terminals or in the baggage area in the dark. The interruption comes at the beginning of the summer vacation season in the third busiest airport in the UK and the main one in the north of England.
Source: Lasexta
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