Bosses at Liverpool John Lennon Airport say changes are being made after a 60% increase in demand.
Bosses at an airport which has been told it needs to improve its accessibility services for disabled passengers have said the rating is "disappointing" and it has immediately made changes.
LJLA is one of five airports in the UK which received the "needs improvement' rating in the regulator's Airport Accessibility report. More than 98% of passengers were provided the required service over a rolling 12- month period, he said. Anna Bowles, Head of Consumer Policy and Enforcement at the UK Civil Aviation Authority, said: “Making aviation accessible to all is an important part of our work to protect the public and enable the aerospace sector.
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