Liverpool

Liverpool Airport

Liverpool Airport is one of the UK's oldest operational Airport's, with first scheduled flights from 1930 and the 'official' opening 3 years later on 1 July 1933. Situated 7 miles South East of Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool Airport was re-branded in March 2002 to Liverpool John Lennon Airport when Yoko Ono unveiled the bronze statue of John Lennon by local sculptor Tom Murphy that stands on the main passenger walkway overlooking the check-in desks.

Directions:

Car:
From the North / North-East on the M6 southbound join the M62 and follow west to the A5300, from there join the A561 and follow the Liverpool Airport signs.
From the South / East follow the M6 northbound and join the M56, head on to the A557/A562, merge with the A561 and follow the Liverpool Airport signs.

Rail:
Liverpool has a number of train stations with bus links to Liverpool Airport. Liverpool Lime Street has local, regional and mainland services. Hunts Cross on the Merseyrail Northern Line has train services from Southport, Liverpool, Warrington and Manchester.
The Smart 886 service operates from directly outside the station to the airport. Garston station has links from Southport, Liverpool and local stations, and Runcorn Station serves trains from Birmingham, Crewe, and London.

Bus:
The Liverpool Express Bus Service No. 500 operates every half an hour and has stops in the City Centre including Norton St Coach Station (for National Express) and Lime Street Train Station.

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