 At the other end of the scale, Doncaster Sheffield Airport topped the consumer champion's survey for the fourth consecutive time. The airport is however due to shut down imminently, with the last flight departing in the next few weeks, costing hundreds of jobs. With a customer score of 85 per cent, travellers praised the 'fantastic, helpful staff' and 'faultless service' at Doncaster Sheffield, awarding the airport's employees a full five stars. Exeter and Liverpool John Lennon Airports tied in second place in the survey of almost 7,500 Which? member, with a customer score of 83 per cent. Travel insiders' top five hacks to get extra legroom for free on flights Liverpool John Lennon Airport also rated highly for wait times, achieving an impressive five stars across check-in, bag-drop, security, passport control and baggage reclaim. Among Lon){kind=link}
A Which? survey has condemned airports including Manchester and Heathrow, while praising London City and Doncaster Sheffield for the wait times and excellent customer service
Manchester Airport has been rated the UK’s worst airport in new rankings following a summer of cancellations and lengthy delays.
Mile long queues stretching out of the terminal building and regular delays and cancellations from the North West travel hub saw it come last in a Which? survey of passengers.
Its three terminals took the lowest spots in the rankings.
At the very bottom of the charts with a customer satisfaction score of just 38 per cent was Manchester’s Terminal 3, which scored a lowly one star for queues at security, seating, prices in shops and the range of shops on offer.