“I’ll be relying on lifts and public transport for now which is really frustrating. Someone also has my key which is pretty worrying.”

had happened to all the keys.. They were really helpful.

“They said they would contact me when they had more information and when I was able to come and collect it.

“I’m obviously relieved we found it and that it’s there.. I just want it out.

“I’ve no idea how long it’s going to go on for.

“I won’t be able to drive back to university and I’ll be relying on lifts and public transport for now which is really frustrating.

“Someone also has my key which is pretty worrying.”

A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) spokesperson said they were aware of the issue and it was being investigated, but as the location is in Cheshire the investigation was being handled by Cheshire Police.

A spokesperson for Cheshire Police said: “We are aware of an ongoing issue involving a meet and greet service that has failed to return a number of vehicles to their owners.

“The vehicles have been located on a car park in Cheshire but the owners are currently unable to access them.

“Officers are currently establishing exactly what has taken place and anyone who believes that they have been impacted by the incident is asked to contact Cheshire Police on 101 quoting IML 1244217.”

A spokesperson for Manchester Airport said: “We are disappointed to hear that certain unscrupulous third-party parking operators are misleading customers in this way.

“These providers are in no way connected to Manchester Airport and we would always recommend customers do their research into a company before handing their keys over.

“As well as Manchester Airport’s own parking products, there are a number of reputable providers in the area and we encourage customers to use initiatives such as Park Mark and the government-backed Buy with Confidence scheme to find one that has undergone a series of detailed checks and is committed to trading fairly.

“We will continue to support the police and our neighbouring councils’ trading standards teams in doing all we can to raise awareness and tackle this issue.”