Liverpool to Manchester flights

Liverpool is one of the largest cities in the United Kingdom, and also a centre of English culture. It is served by Liverpool John Lennon Airport, only 12 kilometres from the city centre. The airport is named after John Lennon, a member of the famous rock band The Beatles, tragically assassinated in New York City in 1980.

Flights from Liverpool to Manchester take off from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, which is the 14th busiest airport in UK. This airport has remained functional since 1933 and you can see John Lennon's statue at its entrance. Many Beatles fans often come to this airport to pay their respects to John Lennon, whose life is still a topic of discussion among music fans.

To catch Liverpool to Manchester flights, you should arrive at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. To get to the airport, just take a Merseytravel bus from central Liverpool and you will reach the airport in no time. You can also travel to the airport by train but it is a little difficult. Hop on a train at Liverpool Central Station to the Merseyrail Hunts Cross Station. From here, take buses 80A or 86A, which will take you to the airport. An easier, but slightly more expensive, alternative is to call a cab or hail a taxi, which can be found across the city.

Manchester is a major English city that has numerous attractions for tourists to visit and enjoy. Manchester Museum is one of those places and is well known for its extensive collection of Egyptian relics. Manchester Art Gallery is known for its large pre-Raphaelite collection. Canal Street is a great place where you can spend a lot of time hopping from one bar to another. Being the centre of Manchester's nightlife, it also has a big number of nightclubs. Manchester's music scene is equally impressive and there are a lot of live venues across the city where you can catch a rock band performing live.

Flights to Manchester from Liverpool are of short duration and you will land at Manchester Airport. This is the third busiest airport in the UK and is well connected to various neighbourhoods of the city. All you need to do is arrive at the Manchester Airport Railway Station and take the TransPennine Express. Get off the train at Manchester Piccadilly Station and walk to wherever you have to go in the city centre. If you prefer buses, take route 43 to reach the city centre. Metrolink connects the airport to Cornbrook Station, which is also close to the central region of the city.