Peter.
Being on crutches or in a wheelchair I can drive to the visitor centre facilities. I’d probably get killed trying to cross the main road to the garage.
Michael.
Something we agree on at last. In the morning as well it was so bright you struggled to see anything anyway. Like your Virgin photo, really moody.
Andy.
The barrier. Yes, I have to agree it does serve its purpose. The seats against the window seem useful as it appears you can only sit on them comfortably with your back to the window. Yes, the models. (Andy had to drag me away as the prices were in danger of giving me heart failure.)
LN Strike Eagle.
I take your point but it really hasn’t got that much for the enthusiast. Given the admitted restrictions on space, might they not have been able to incorporate some kind of elevated terrace into the desigh enabling those wishing to take photographs to at least have some kind of chance? I agree, Manchester is the exception. If the threat of a missile attack is a reason why aorport operators are trying to deny spectators elevated access then surely they should think again? Any terrorist planning to use a shoulder launched missile would have a far greater chance of success operating in a built up area on the approach or departure flightpath.
Regards,
kev35
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