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Sep 14, 2026

John BeeversGUEST
5:45
Had a few interviews that year with like Aer Lingus, British Airways, British Airways CityFlyer, and then Jet2 as well.
John BeeversGUEST
5:51
So then Jet2 offered me the 757, uh, based here in Manchester.
John BeeversGUEST
5:54
So I left Flybe at the very end of 2015 and joined Jet2.
RobHOST
5:58
Any pilot I've spoken to who's flown the 757, they say it is, one, it's like a rocket ship, and they just say it's like a performance machine.
John BeeversGUEST
6:36
But talking to some of the sort of the, the sort of the, the sort of the older pilots and, and of Flybe, they were saying to me like, "Look, go and get yourself a Jet type rating," and things like that.
John BeeversGUEST
6:45
"It's better for your career," and things like that, and go more sort of experience a bit more kind of.
RobHOST
6:49
So when you joined Jet2, you were based out of Manchester, right?
John BeeversGUEST
6:53
Yes.
Craig WalkerGUEST
20:19
Now I'm so glad I went, so glad we pa- paid the money to fly over," et cetera.
Craig WalkerGUEST
20:23
And I kid you not, uh, 2005, April 2005, my feet hit the, the, the ground back in the UK in Manchester Airport, my whole life fell apart.
TruthSeekahHOST
20:33
Hmm.
Craig WalkerGUEST
20:33
Everything I thought I knew, everything I thought, um, my, my... you know, I had, I had a good Christian girlfriend at the time.
Craig Martin WalkerGUEST
20:49
Now I'm so glad I went so glad we paid the money to fly over, et cetera.
Craig Martin WalkerGUEST
20:53
And I kid you not, uh, 2005, April, 2005, my feet hit the ground back in the UK in Manchester airport.
Craig Martin WalkerGUEST
21:01
my whole life fell apart everything i thought i knew everything i thought um you know i had a good christian girlfriend at the time that completely like went naff um my work everything my whole life fell apart it's like everything went wrong yeah i was like what's going on? And then obviously I'd hear like Rick Joyner talk about when you receive a word, um, you know, there will always be a, there will usually be a wilderness.
Craig Martin WalkerGUEST
21:30
And I mean, I just went right into the caves.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:10
Yes.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:10
It's on the, uh, theguardian.com, and it says that Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports have been hit by a cyber attack in which hackers accessed the data of about 8.7 million customers.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:24
The incident involved data relating to car park, lounge, and fast track bookings, and in-airport Wi-Fi sign-ups.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:32
And the hackers obtained email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registration numbers, and postcodes, said Manchester Airport Groups, which operate the three hubs.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:43
The company said that at no point has passenger safety or aviation security been compromised during the incident, and operations at the airport were unaffected.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:52
The hacked system did not hold customers' bank or payment details.
Neville BoundsHOST
25:59
Uh, in an email to customers, London Stansted said, "We would urge you to be particularly cautious of unexpected emails, calls, or text messages claiming to be from us.
Neville BoundsHOST
26:09
We will never contact you unexpectedly to ask for p- for payment or banking information, and we apologize for any inconvenience or concern this may cause." Well, the cyber attack hit the airports during the peak summer travel season, and many families were flying back into the UK this week before the start of the new school year.
Chris JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:16
I've spoken to a, a fair few people today and just talked about how excited I am about the fact that these new trains will be visiting lots of the great towns and cities of the north, west to east.
Chris JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:26
Indicatively, the train services will be Liverpool through to Scarborough, uh, Manchester Airport through to Saltburn, and Manchester through to Hull.
Chris JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:35
And of course, that takes advantage of the 25,000, um, volt overhead power lines, but also allows us to operate in battery mode, where we currently don't have those overhead wires in place.
Richard BowkerHOST
2:47
The trains are going to be built at Alstom's Litchurch Lane site in Derby.
Matt IrelandHOST
48:42
Yeah.
Andrew TravisGUEST
48:42
And I got back, Monday, just gone, uh, 9:00 in the morning, Manchester Airport.
Andrew TravisGUEST
48:47
Wife picked me up, blah, blah.
Andrew TravisGUEST
48:49
And I came back to the warehouse, and my truck's parked outside the warehouse.
Heidi AlexanderGUEST
40:00
And so these new trains that are going to be rolled out on the Trans-Pennine express routes are really important.
Heidi AlexanderGUEST
40:07
It's why when we announced our plans for Northern Powerhouse Rail at the beginning of this year, which will include a brand new railway line between Liverpool and Manchester via Manchester Airport, I think that was received positively by people in the north of England.
Heidi AlexanderGUEST
40:23
We've got to drive economic growth and maximise that potential that exists in cities, the great cities of the north like Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, York, Sheffield.
Heidi AlexanderGUEST
40:36
And these trains are also going to be running over to Hull on the lines there.

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NathanAUDIENCE
74:43
I got made redundant.
NathanAUDIENCE
74:46
I live in Leicester.
NathanAUDIENCE
74:47
And they were saying, well, why can't you commute to Manchester Airport? Like, it's two hours away.
NathanAUDIENCE
74:54
That'd
Luke HamnettHOST
13:16
I was like, Dave, we fly at, like, half eight.
Luke HamnettHOST
13:18
We're at the Manchester airport for half three.
Luke HamnettHOST
13:20
I'm like, why are we here five hours before? He's like that,
Janet HamnettHOST
13:23
though, isn't he, your dad? He likes to be there before.
Liam Christopher WalkerHOST
35:46
Yeah.
Liam Christopher WalkerHOST
35:47
Hopefully, we'll have them in Manchester Airport on the way to Australia.
Laura DeanHOST
35:52
Yeah, I think we are.
Laura DeanHOST
35:53
We're terminal two.
Shivani SharmaCORRESPONDENT
18:20
Passengers being told to check with their airlines.
Shivani SharmaCORRESPONDENT
18:23
Now, let's get the picture at Manchester Airport with LBC's Northwest correspondent, Chris Chambers.
Christian MayGUEST
18:28
Chambers.Thank you, Shiv.
Christian MayGUEST
18:31
Where the board's here still showing up cancellations this morning.

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