Leeds bradford Airport (LBA)

Connecting Yorkshire and the world, Leeds Bradford is the region's biggest airport. It welcomes over 4 million passengers every year, offering flights to over 70 direct destinations and hundreds more across the globe. The airport currently has one terminal building and a multi-million pound, three-storey extension is scheduled to be completed for the end of 2019.

Did you know?

Although the two neighbouring cities share the name of the airport, locals claim whoever wins in a football match between Leeds and Bradford 'owns' it until the next game.

Getting to and from Leeds bradford Airport

How to get to the airport by car, coach, taxi or train

By Car or Taxi

Leeds Bradford Airport is signposted on the M1 and M62 motorways, as well as the Yorkshire section of the A1.

By Bus

A coach service connects the airport with Leeds Coach Station, while the Flying Tiger bus service links the airport to West Yorkshire.

By Train

There are plans to create a rail link in the near future, but for now, the closest train station is Leeds.

Leeds bradford Airport Parking

Leeds Bradford Airport boasts long stay, mid stay, short stay, premium short stay and meet and greet parking options. A shuttle bus runs 24/7 to transfer you from the long stay car park to the terminal entrance, but all other car parks are within walking distance.