Liverpool John Lennon Airport – LPL Liverpool

Originally called Speke Airport, Liverpool John Lennon Airport is an international airport that serves North West England. The airport is strategically situated within the city of Liverpool, England. The earliest recorded scheduled flights of then Speke Airport was in 1930. As passenger traffic keeps on increasing by 1936, the demand for better facilities and services grew. In 2001, the airport was renamed to Liverpool John Lennon Airport in honor of John Lennon, a singer of the English band, The Beatles. Today, the renovation and improvement of the airport still continue to accommodate the growing number of passengers traveling to and from Liverpool.

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Liverpool John Lennon International Airport has one passenger terminal, one runway, and one concourse. The terminal has several levels for departure, arrival, and other services. As of 2017, Liverpool Airport has handled 4.9 million passengers from all over the globe, making them the 12th busiest airport in the United Kingdom. Passengers that are traveling to Liverpool for a vacation can head off to New Brighton, a seaside resort of the town of Wallasey or unwind at Lark Lane, which is noted for its cafés, bars, boutiques, and music venues.

What to Do & Area Attractions

For layover passengers, Liverpool International Airport has its own onsite hotel. They can check-in at Crowne Plaza Liverpool John Lennon Airport to refresh and for a quick rest. Passengers that prefer to stay at a budget Liverpool airport hotel accommodation can check-in at Hampton by Hilton Liverpool/John Lennon Airport located just a few minute-drive from the LPL airport offering excellent quality services to its guests.