United Kingdom
England
Birmingham [BHX] - both
Bristol (BRS) - clockwise
Cambridge (CBG) - none - luggage chucked onto rollers - thanks to R Lasham
Coventry (CVT) - counter-clockwise - thanks to Stuart Hyde
Doncaster Robin Hood (DSA) - counter-clockwise - thanks to Brian Morris
Durham Tees Valley (MME) - counter-clockwise - thanks to P Holmes
Gloucester (GLO) - counter-clockwise - thanks to Ron Bishop
Humberside (HUY) - clockwise - thanks to Mike Peer
Land's End (LEQ) - none - no luggage collection point - thanks to C Hopkins
Liverpool John Lennon (LPL) - counter-clockwise
London Gatwick (LGW) - counter-clockwise
London Heathrow (LHR) - both
London Luton (LTN) - clockwise
London Stansted (STN) - both
Manchester (MAN) - both
Newcastle (NCL) - counter-clockwise - thanks to Howard Cory
Newquay (NQY)
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Hi there,
After visiting Newquay airport (UK), I can cornfirm that the carouself moves two feet clockwise before moving two feet counter-clockwise. I presume this was a result of a malfunction but I can't be too sure.
Dean Pascoe
North Ronaldsway Isle of Man (NRL) - clockwise - thanks to David Killip
Norwich (NWI) - clockwise
Nottingham East Midlands (NQT) - both - thanks to Jim Lowe
Plymouth (PLH) - none - luggage stuffed through hole onto rollers
Sheffield (SZD) - none
Southampton (SOU) - clockwise - thanks to Paul Smart
St Mary's Isles of Scilly (ISC) - none - thanks to Chris Hopkins
Northern Ireland
Belfast International (BFS) - counter-clockwise - thanks to Stanley Tetley
Belfast City (BHD) - two clockwise carousels - thanks to Peter Thompson
Londonderry (LDY) - none
Scotland
Aberdeen (ABZ) - both - thanks to Joe Kelly
Barra (BRR) - none - luggage put on sand on beach - thanks to Eric Smith
Dundee (DND) - none - thanks to Iain Baxter
Edinburgh (EDI) - clockwise - thanks to anonymous
Glasgow (GLA) - counterclockwise
Inverness (INV) - counter-clockwise - two carousels - thanks to Ian Packman
Islay (ILY) - none - thanks to Ian Baxter
Prestwick (PIK) - counterclockwise - thanks to Torodd Fuglesteg
Stornoway (SYY) - None - rollers fed by an attendant - thanks to J Bond
Wick (WIC) - other - linear belt with shelf at end - thanks to M Pilling
Wales
Cardiff (CWL) - other
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