
Leeds Bradford Airport is the main air gateway to West Yorkshire, sitting between Leeds, Bradford and Harrogate. Compare airlines flying in and out of Leeds Bradford (LBA) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka to track fares before you book.
Leeds Bradford Airport lies around 7 miles (11 km) north-west of Leeds city centre. It handled just over 4.2 million passengers in 2024, up nearly 6% on the year before, making it the 13th busiest airport in the UK by passenger numbers. A £100 million terminal extension opened in 2026, adding around 40% more passenger space and three new boarding gates.
LBA's network is overwhelmingly leisure-focused and international.
Fares and schedules change often, especially by season, so compare carriers and verify details at the time of travel.
Jet2, Ryanair and easyJet operate the majority of flights from LBA, out of around 10 airlines serving the airport in total. None of them use Leeds Bradford as a primary hub — it functions as a leisure base rather than a connecting hub, with most passengers flying point-to-point rather than transferring.
LBA operates a single terminal, recently expanded under the 2026 £100 million redevelopment that added extra gates and passenger space to ease congestion at peak times.
Leeds Bradford has no rail station at the terminal — a long-proposed "Parkway" rail link remains under assessment and has not been built. Getting to and from the airport currently relies on bus services connecting to Leeds and Bradford city centres, plus taxis and rideshare from ranks outside the terminal. On-site short and long-term car parking is also available for self-drive passengers.
Following its recent expansion, LBA offers a reasonable range of facilities for a regional UK airport.
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