Liverpool John Lennon airport finishes £12m revamp in time for busiest period
Written on July 22, 2011 by Douglas R
THE £12m revamp of passenger facilities at Liverpool John Lennon airport is complete.
Airport chiefs say passengers setting off on summer holidays will experience the full improvements after an 18-month-long upgrade of retail and security features.
Earlier this week, the new Estuary Kitchen and Grill opened in the departure lounge, following the unveiling of a new Starbucks coffee shop close to the airport information desk and a JD Sports outlet in the departure lounge.
The Estuary Kitchen and Grill is the largest food retail area at the airport and replaces the previous passenger catering facility, which had been unchanged for more than 10 years.
Nearly £1m has been invested in these latest improvements, which have also seen the creation of more than 40 jobs.
Peel Airports commercial director, Matthew Thomas, said: “We’ve been working flat out to complete these developments to ensure that our passengers can enjoy these latest improvements during our busiest time of the year.”
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