A substantial amount of flights departing from Manchester Airport stand to experience delays or cancellations due to a critical power outage. On Sunday morning, news of this disruption, concentrated on terminals one and two, was announced on social media by the airport. Travellers scheduled to fly from these terminals were recommended not to come to the airport, rather they should keep in touch with their airlines for the most current updates. For passengers flying from terminal three, it is suggested they proceed to the airport as usual unless given alternative instructions by their airline, however, they might face potential delays. The power failure could result in some passengers’ luggage not being loaded onto flights. Several incoming flights are being redirected to alternate airports. As an apology for any inconvenience caused, the airport expressed its intentions to resume normal operations as swiftly as possible. Low-cost airline EasyJet, which flies from terminal one, has reported extensive security queues and interruptions in hold luggage proceedings, implying passengers can only travel with cabin luggage. In an apology to passengers for the inconvenience they are experiencing, although beyond their control, the carrier assured they are employing every possible measure and teaming up with the airport staff to reduce the disruption.