Your airport options from Liverpool
The nearest one, Liverpool John Lennon International Airport, is located approximately seven miles south-east of Liverpool city centre, in Speke. It operates from the single terminal, making both arrivals and departures easy, and offers a compact network of mainly European and domestic destinations.
Such focus is the reason why many passengers travelling to or from Liverpool use other airports instead. Manchester Airport, which is 35 miles to the east, serves long haul flights and more exotic destinations, thus becoming a second choice for many travellers whose route is not served from Liverpool. The travellers who start their journey on the opposite side of the region can compare airport transfers in Manchester, while the further travellers can use airport transfers in Leeds for comparison.
Long distance transfers use the same booking process. Transfers from Liverpool to Gatwick include connections within the south east, while Liverpool to Manchester transfers account for the short journey east for flights and meetings and events. Transfers from London to Liverpool include trips from the capital for visitors where road transport makes more sense than rail transport.
Choosing your vehicle
Business accounts for the majority of the airport transfers, while Standard includes a fourth seat. The MPV category, Business XL, takes six bags of luggage, the amount required for cruise passengers. First and Executive categories apply to arrivals where the vehicle matters.
Cruise passengers will often require more than one vehicle and should be booked together, with an indication of how many bags they have.
Group airport transfers from Liverpool, particularly cruise parties, are done in several vehicles and not a minibus.