Passengers through terminal 1 and 2 could travel as normal. Some Ryanair flights got affected, those passengers were redirected to terminal 1.
In the afternoon Manchester police said the package was package ‘not a viable device’ and ‘not terror-related’. The terminal reopend shortly after the news.
This post was published on 5 July 2017 10:26
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