When it comes to waiting at an airport it can sometimes be stressful. Especially when it comes to a flight being delayed, losing your luggage or just going through airport security.
However, new data has ranked Britain’s airports and their efficiency so you know which airport to travel to earlier. This is according to compensation experts claims.co.uk.
They combined local authority traffic data from airport regions, yearly terminal passenger data, and security queue times to determine the results.Â
It comes after British airports have experienced delays due to changes in luggage liquid limits, power cuts, new technology and summer holiday rushes.Â
So it seems like there is no better time, right? Especially as the school summer holidays are just around the corner. Let’s take a look at the top 10 airports, according to Claims.co.uk.
10. Glasgow International
Yearly traffic (vehicles per mile) – 1,633,294Â
Yearly terminal passengers – 7,355,987Â
Security queue times (minutes) – 13Â
Scores (out of 100) – 14.61
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9. Edinburgh
Yearly traffic (vehicles per mile) – 1,913,770Â
Yearly terminal passengers – 14,395,463Â
Security queue times (minutes) – 16Â
Score (out of 100) – 31.88
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8. London LutonÂ
Yearly traffic (vehicles per mile) – 1,738,817Â
Yearly terminal passengers – 16,399,866Â
Security queue times (minutes) – 19Â
Score (out of 100) – 34.26
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7. London Gatwick
Yearly traffic (vehicles per mile) – 1,656,850Â
Yearly terminal passengers – 40,894,242Â
Security queue times (minutes) – 16Â
Score (out of 100) – 37.42
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6. London Stansted
Yearly traffic (vehicles per mile) – 1,867,434Â
Yearly terminal passengers – 27,951,116Â
Security queue times (minutes) – 18Â
Score (out of 100) – 40.71
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