Manchester Airport Flights Resume After Power Cut Chaos
Hundreds of flights were disrupted and thousands of passengers were left stranded.
Flights at Manchester Airport have resumed after a power cut caused a day of chaos. The outage hit the airport at around 07:30 BST on Thursday, causing major problems with baggage processing and check-in systems. Hundreds of flights were disrupted and thousands of passengers were left stranded.
The power outage is understood to have been caused by a fault with a cable.
Engineers worked throughout the day to restore power, and by late afternoon, most systems were back up and running. However, some flights were still being delayed or canceled, and passengers were advised to check with their airline before traveling to the airport.
The power cut is the latest in a series of disruptions to have hit Manchester Airport in recent months. In May, a fire at the airport's baggage handling system caused delays and cancellations. And in April, a power outage caused chaos for passengers at Terminal 2.
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