It says more than 107,000 passengers passed through the terminal on 27 October.
London Stansted said it recorded the busiest day in its history after more than 107,000 passengers passed through the terminal on 27 October.
Strong demand for family holidays and short breaks, particularly during half-term, also saw Stansted Airport record its busiest ever October. More than 2.6 million passengers used the airport in October and 99% of passengers passed through security in 15 minutes or less with an average queue time of two minutes during the main departure peaks.
"The five-year programme will secure links to even more global destinations, helping transform the airport journey," he said.would be pumped into expanding two separate transport gateways in Essex.
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