Parking on JetParks 3, Styal Road, M22

Easy parking, even easier transfers

• Park yourself and keep your keys – your car stays where you left it
• Shuttle runs every 15 minutes, 24/7 – reach your terminal in 6 to 8 minutes
• Secure site with CCTV, barriers and patrols
• Easy entry with number plate recognition

Drive in, park up and take the shuttle to the terminal. You keep your keys, so your car stays exactly where you left it. The shuttle runs every 15 minutes and gets you to all terminals in just 6 to 8 minutes – quick, simple, sorted.

Need to know

Drive up to the barrier – it'll recognise your number plate and lift automatically.

Pick any space and make a note of where you've parked for an easy return. Keep hold of your keys.

Head to the nearest bus stop and hop on the included shuttle to the terminal. Shuttles run every 15 minutes, 24 hours a day, to all terminals.

When you get back, take the shuttle back to the car park. Your car will be waiting where you left it.

You'll get the postcode for satnavs and a what3words link in your booking confirmation to make getting there simple.

Accessibility

The car park is accessible and has:

• Wheelchair-accessible shuttle buses
• Blue Badge spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis

Security

Your car stays right where you left it. The car park is fully secured by:

• Perimeter fencing
• CCTV
• Entry and exit barriers
• 24-hour patrols.

Good to know

Returning to a different terminal? No problem – this car park runs shuttles from all terminals. On your way to the airport ask your bus driver where to go on your return.

Early or late? The car park offers a grace period of 6 hours at their discretion. Any longer than this and you'll be charged the car park's standard rate of £61.40 per 24 hours, which is subject to change.

Most standard cars (without trailers/not commercial vehicles) will be accepted at the car park as long as they fit in a standard-size parking bay (2.4m x 4.8m).

Double-check you entered the correct number plate when booking – it's how the entry barrier recognises you.