Manchester Airport: Connections, Funding and Future Development @HighSpeedRailAlliance
Manchester Airport: Connections, Funding and Future Development  @HighSpeedRailAlliance
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A joint presentation with the International Air Rail Organisation

Why Manchester Airport paid to expand an intercity rail station that significantly increased traffic and flight revenues and was financially supported by both European and US carriers.

Subjects to be covered will include:

How rail links to the UK’s Manchester Airport were developed and funded
Future Airport rail link development plans and capacity expansion
Impact on mode share, airport parking and the road network
Geographical and political environment - changes since the rail link was first planned and developed in the late 1980s
Development and Funding of Manchester Airport’s rail connections
Analysis of the Airport’s rail-link customers
Future expansion to increase capacity
Rail mode share – and impact on airport parking and the road network
The Webinar will feature two speakers:

Bob Longworth (Director, Bob Longworth Consulting Ltd and Former Ground Transport Manager, Manchester Airport.)
Andy Saunders (Surface Access Strategy Manager, Manchester Airports Group)
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Manchester Airport: Connections, Funding and Future Development

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