Travel firm gives advice for Manchester Airport as some airlines start 'twilight check-in'

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A local travel agent office has offered holidaymakers advice for jetting off from Manchester Airport amidst the chaos after some airlines started offering "twilight check-in".

Hays Travel in Oldham set out some advice for passengers after some holidaymakers reported huge delays and issues with catching their flights at the airport, which recently admitted it didn't have enough staff to ensure things were running smoothly.

The problems are set to continue for some time, with Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham warning queues could continue for two months - just a day after the airport's managing director Karen Smart quit the company to return to the South of England.

Travel agents, especially those in the Greater Manchester area, have been keeping an eye on the chaotic scenes, with many encouraging passengers to buy "fast track" passes to clear security quickly. READ MORE: Read the letter from Manchester Airports Group CEO Charlie Cornish in full following weeks of travel chaos However, fast track purchases have now been suspended for the rest of the month, so Hays Travel Oldham have compiled a list of tips to help flyers clear the queues quickly and get on their way.