Terminal
The single terminal handles every flight. Check-in Hall A serves all airlines except Jet2, which uses Hall B, and arrivals come out on the ground floor.
Also known as: Leeds Airport, LBA Airport, Bradford Airport, Leeds Bradford International Airport. Formerly Yeadon Aerodrome, Leeds and Bradford Municipal Aerodrome.
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Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) is the airport for Leeds and Bradford in West Yorkshire, England, and the main airport for much of Yorkshire. It stands at Yeadon, on high ground about 7 miles (11 km) northwest of Leeds city center and 9 miles (14 km) northeast of Bradford.
Jet2 and Ryanair both have bases here and fly the most routes, mainly to holiday and city destinations across Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Poland and the Canary Islands. Aer Lingus links Leeds Bradford with Dublin and Belfast City, KLM flies to Amsterdam, easyJet adds Barcelona, Paris and Belfast International, and Wizz Air, TUI Airways, SunExpress and Aurigny fly further routes. The airport handled about 4.2 million passengers in 2024.
All flights use one terminal, with check-in Hall A for most airlines and Hall B for Jet2. A terminal extension opened in 2025 with a larger departure lounge and a new arrivals area, and the refurbishment of the older building continues.
From the airport, most travelers head into Leeds, usually about 25 to 35 minutes by road, or to Bradford in about 25 minutes. Others continue to Harrogate, Ilkley and Otley, to York, or into the Yorkshire Dales.
Leeds Bradford Airport Limited, majority owned by Aena since May 2026
About 4.2 million in 2024
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One terminal with two check-in halls, extended in 2025
1931, as Leeds and Bradford Municipal Aerodrome
International flights arrive at UK passport control, run by Border Force. Unless you hold a British or Irish passport or a UK visa, you need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) approved before you fly, and that includes EU and US citizens. Flights from Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands are inside the Common Travel Area and do not usually go through full passport checks.
After passport control you collect your bags in the baggage claim hall. If a bag is missing or damaged, Swissport handles lost luggage on the ground floor of the terminal. Then use the green channel if you have nothing to declare, or the red channel if you do, and walk out into the arrivals hall.
Leeds Bradford has one terminal, so there is no terminal to choose. Pre-booked drivers usually meet passengers in the arrivals hall and walk with them to the Pick Up & Drop Off parking lot, about a minute away. FLYER buses to Leeds, Bradford and Harrogate stop outside the terminal, and Arrow Cars, the official taxi partner, has a kiosk in International Arrivals.
The UK uses pounds sterling and is on GMT in winter and BST (GMT+1) in summer.
FLYER buses are the cheapest way into Leeds or Bradford; a taxi or pre-booked car is easier with luggage, late at night or for towns off the bus routes.
Transdev's FLYER A1 runs from outside the terminal to Leeds city center and the railway station via Rawdon, Horsforth and Kirkstall. It runs daily from about 06:00 to 22:00, so late arrivals may miss it.
The A2 links the airport with Bradford and Harrogate, and the A3 with Bradford via Shipley and Guiseley and with Otley. Both stop outside the terminal and make several stops on the way.
Arrow Cars is the airport's official taxi partner, with a kiosk in International Arrivals and pickups on the terminal front. Pre-booking is recommended at busy times.
A pre-booked car meets you in the arrivals hall and goes door to door, which suits families, groups and trips to York, Harrogate or the Yorkshire Dales.
There is no railway station at the airport. FLYER buses connect with trains at Leeds station and Bradford Interchange, and combined rail and bus tickets are available.
Avis and Enterprise operate from the on-site car rental center, signposted from Whitehouse Lane.
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The single terminal handles every flight. Check-in Hall A serves all airlines except Jet2, which uses Hall B, and arrivals come out on the ground floor.
All airlines share one terminal. Many routes are seasonal, mostly in summer.
Aer Lingus Terminal
Belfast City, Dublin
Aurigny Terminal
Guernsey (seasonal)
easyJet Terminal
Barcelona, Belfast International, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Geneva (seasonal), Málaga (seasonal), Palma de Mallorca (seasonal)
Jet2 Terminal
Agadir, Alicante, Antalya, Barcelona, Budapest, Faro, Fuerteventura, Funchal, Gran Canaria, Kraków, Lanzarote, Málaga, Malta, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Tenerife South and more
KLM Terminal
Amsterdam
Ryanair Terminal
Agadir, Alicante, Bucharest, Dublin, Faro, Fuerteventura, Gdańsk, Kraków, Lanzarote, Málaga, Porto, Poznań, Riga, Tenerife South, Warsaw and more
SunExpress Terminal
Antalya (seasonal)
TUI Airways Terminal
Corfu (seasonal), Dubrovnik (seasonal), Palma de Mallorca (seasonal)
Wizz Air Terminal
Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Warsaw
Free, unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the terminal; connect to the airport network and complete the short browser form.
Several ATMs are spread through the terminal building.
Monty's, Tap & Brew, Burger King, Starbucks and Greggs serve breakfast, meals, coffee and drinks, with runway views from the extended departure lounge.
Shops and a duty-free store are in the departure lounge after security.
Joos power bank rental stations are by Check-in Hall A and after security near departure gates 1 and 2.
Trained first aiders are on shift 24 hours a day; ask any member of staff.
Swissport handles missing and damaged baggage from its desk on the ground floor of the terminal.
A Fast Track lane through security can be booked ahead on the airport website.
Avis and Enterprise operate from the on-site car rental center, signposted from Whitehouse Lane.
In the extended terminal, open to all passengers with pre-booking or as a walk-up when space allows, and to Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeKey members subject to availability. Open 04:00 to 20:00 from April to October and 04:00 to 17:00 from November to March, with entry up to 3 hours before departure.
Request assistance through your airline or tour operator when you book, and at least 48 hours before you fly, so the airport's assistance team can meet you.
Disabled bays are in the Pick Up & Drop Off parking lot, which is right outside the terminal, with an assistance call point near them. Blue Badge holders can get up to 60 minutes' discount by pressing the help button at the barrier and displaying the badge.
The airport takes part in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme; wear the lanyard to let staff know you may need more time or help.
The shuttle bus between the Mid Stay and Long Stay parking lots and the terminal runs around the clock, and its stops have help points.
A paid, cashless parking lot about a one-minute walk from the terminal, for collecting and dropping off passengers; cameras record entry and you pay on exit.
A free waiting parking lot for up to an hour, used by private hire drivers and people collecting passengers.
Next to the terminal, about a 2 to 3 minute walk.
Hand your car to a driver close to the terminal; reached from the same road as the Pick Up & Drop Off parking lot.
About a 6 to 9 minute walk from the terminal, or a short shuttle ride.
About 2 minutes from the terminal by the 24-hour shuttle bus, which runs every 15 to 20 minutes.
Leeds Bradford Airport is about 7 miles (11 km) northwest of Leeds city center, at Yeadon. By road the trip usually takes 25 to 35 minutes, longer at rush hour. The FLYER A1 bus runs from outside the terminal to Leeds city center and the railway station via Horsforth and Kirkstall, and taxis and pre-booked cars go door to door.
The airport is about 9 miles (14 km) northeast of Bradford city center, and the drive usually takes around 25 minutes outside rush hour. FLYER A2 and A3 buses link the terminal with Bradford, the A2 via Greengates and Apperley Bridge and the A3 via Guiseley and Shipley, with connections to trains at Bradford Interchange.
No. Leeds Bradford Airport has no railway station of its own, so you need a bus or a car to reach the terminal. FLYER buses connect with trains at Leeds station and Bradford Interchange, and combined rail and bus tickets are available. A parkway station near the airport has been proposed but is not built.
Transdev runs three FLYER routes from outside the terminal. The A1 goes to Leeds via Rawdon, Horsforth and Kirkstall; the A2 links Bradford and Harrogate; and the A3 links Bradford via Shipley and Guiseley with Otley. They run daily from about 06:00 to 22:00, including weekends and bank holidays.
Leeds Bradford Airport has one terminal for all flights. Check-in Hall A serves every airline except Jet2, which uses Hall B. A terminal extension opened in 2025 with a larger departure lounge, more seating and a new arrivals and baggage claim area, and the refurbishment of the older part of the building continues.
Jet2 and Ryanair fly the most routes from Leeds Bradford, mainly to Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Poland and the Canary Islands. Aer Lingus serves Dublin and Belfast City, KLM flies to Amsterdam, and easyJet, Wizz Air, TUI Airways, SunExpress and Aurigny add more routes, several of them seasonal.
Yes. Leeds Bradford Airport, code LBA, is the only commercial airport for both Leeds and Bradford, so people call it Leeds airport, Bradford airport or LBA. It was once known as Leeds Bradford International Airport, and locals still sometimes call it Yeadon after the town where it stands.
Most likely, unless you are British or Irish or hold a UK visa. Visa-exempt visitors, including EU and US citizens, need an approved Electronic Travel Authorisation before they travel to the UK, and airlines check it at boarding. Apply online through the official UK government service or app well before your trip.
Arrow Cars, the official taxi partner, picks up on the terminal front and has a kiosk in International Arrivals where you can book on the spot. Other private hire drivers collect passengers from the Pick Up & Drop Off parking lot, about a one-minute walk from the terminal, or from the One Hour Free Zone.
Yes. The Six Eight One Lounge is in the extended terminal and is open to all passengers, with pre-booking recommended and walk-ups welcome when space allows. Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeKey members can enter subject to availability. It opens at 04:00 and closes at 20:00 from April to October and 17:00 from November to March.
Use the Pick Up & Drop Off parking lot, which is about a one-minute walk from the terminal; it is cashless, with cameras recording entry and payment on exit. The One Hour Free Zone is a free alternative if you wait there until your passenger is ready. Only the official taxi partner may stop on the terminal front.
Yes. Free, unlimited Wi-Fi covers the whole terminal. Connect to the airport's passenger network and complete the short form in your browser. Joos power bank rental stations by Check-in Hall A and near gates 1 and 2 help if your phone runs low after the flight.
Leeds Bradford Airport is on UK time: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in winter and British Summer Time (BST, GMT+1) from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. Check that your phone has switched when you land, especially if your pickup is arranged for a set time.
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