It also scored low in the number of complaints received with just 0.98 per cent of passengers unhappy with a general issue and 0.04 per cent complaining about lost luggage.
It also had around 2.05 per cent of its flights cancelled and those who had their flights delayed had to wait an average of 15 and a half minutes.
Cody Candee, CEO and Founder at Bounce said: “This research shows that UK airports have a lot of room for improvement when it comes to providing an efficient and streamlined service to travellers.
“This poor performance puts a lot of pressure on flyers who have to navigate the often confusing airport signage and long security queuing times.
“With this in mind, travellers should prepare appropriately for their airport experience to be as straightforward as possible.”
Experts looked at the delays, cleanliness and complaints of each airport[/caption]
Edinburgh came in 14th on the rankings[/caption]
While Glasgow came in higher at number seven[/caption]
