Review of British Airways flight from Manchester to London in Economy

I was getting tired of the constant calm and sunny weather, i hadn't filmed any interesting windy landings at manchester airport for quite a long time. So a week before the flight i thought forget it, i'll book a flight and do an ATC video.
I get the bus which takes 50 mins to the airport.

Arriving at the train station area i go through the walkway to T3, it seems really bad now because you have to go in a slow lift down and then you have to go out of the building and inbetween another building and around a long corner to get back inside to get to Terminal 3.

There was quite a big crowd at the check-in areas as ryanair and easy jet go from there.
I got 1 of my boarding passes, the machine printer broke on the 2nd pass (return flight) so i ask the ba man and tell him it's still stuck and what happens if someone gets it later (well in part 2 you'll see that on my return flight something strange happens which even shocks the woman scanning my boarding pass, so subscribe to my youtube to find that out first next week)
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Security was quick as that crowd weren't there yet and was through in 5 mins and into the noisy departure cattle holding pen.

The flight arrived late and departed a bit late because i guess of the APU inop which you'll hear in the video of the crossbleed engine start.
The cabin crew were 20-30 years old and were quite warm.

I was suprised that they don't do the paninni but you are given tiny short bread cookies or crisps instead.

Video:
Short Edited Version
https://www.youtube.com/watch'v=hp7zNG3FJks
Full with Crossbleed start
https://www.youtube.com/watch'v=AjBzW3zdHjw
Stay tuned for the return
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A very speedy taxi into the gate where we had to wait for the turnaround manager to turn up