I regularly use Manchester airport when I am travelling on a business trip abroad and I have to use car parking at Manchester Airport quite often. This has made me something of an expert on Manchester Airport car parking and where to source discount airport car parking. Manchester airport parking charges can change frequently so doing a little research can save you a lot of money.

Manchester international is a very busy airport and therefore its best to have your parking space booked prior to leaving for the airport. Most of the car parks have a website where you can book your parking before travelling, this is great peace of mind as you don’t have to hunt for a free space when you arrive for your flight.

There are a lot of car parks near to Manchester airport. There is also hotel parking close to the airport and is very good if a little pricey. All of the local car parking companies provide similar levels of service and provide high security levels for vehicles and passengers. All of the airport car parks provide transport between your car and the airport, and all give a very good service. The only way to choose between them is to decide how much you are willing to pay.

If you are not concerned with cost the best companies to go with are Global Chauffeur or Meet and Greet Parking, they offer the best service of any of the Manchester airport parking services. They may be a bit on the pricey side but they can take the worry out of airport parking. All you have to do is arrange a time and place to meet them over the phone and give them your vehicle when you get there. Your vehicle will be taken care of and parked in a high security car park.

For the person in a hurry I would point you towards Carminder, APH or Premier Parking all of whom are based within ten minutes of the airport and are some of the best Manchester airport parking services. APH also give you the option of inside parking for those cold and wet months.

For those travelling from north of Manchester you should take a look at what Airparks have to offer. One problem with them is that usually they take a little longer for check in and transfer and you should try to allow about an hour if you choose their services.

Every company will ask you to deposit your keys with them so that they can move your car when you are gone. This is often standard procedure but I like to give the car park attendant my spare key just in case.

You can save yourself a lot of time and money  by visiting the website of a number of companies and booking in advance. You will usually find that booking two months in advance will save you the most money.