Manchester Airport issues advice for football fans flying to Germany for the Euros
manchestereveningnews.co.ukManchester Airport has issued guidance for football fans heading to Germany over the coming weeks for the Euros to ensure they have a smooth journey.
The northern travel hub is expecting around 100,000 passengers to fly to Germany for the football tournament. The airport is the only one in the UK outside London with direct flights to every city that could host an England game, which means both England fans based across the north and those cheering on Scotland will use it on their way to Germany.
The airport has reiterated that passengers must stick to the 100ml liquid limit when it comes to hand luggage and containers must be placed into sealed plastic bags.
Passengers need to remove electronic devices from their bags as well when they pass through security. READ MORE: Manchester Airport reports record May with 2.8 million passengers ahead of Euros surge Manchester Airport has also warned football fans it it supports the One Too Many campaign, which aims to remind passengers of the consequences if they drink too much ahead of flights.
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