Leeds Bradford Airport reports record breaking year with passenger numbers hitting 3.3 million
Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) is pleased to announce that 2014 was a record breaking year when passenger numbers exceeded 3.3 million for the first time in the airports 83 year history.
Leeds Bradford has also played an important role in 2014 supporting growth and raising the profile of the Leeds City Region alongside improving worldwide connectivity for business and leisure passengers.
Now flying to 70 destinations and with direct flights to 23 countries with 10 major airlines, LBA is increasingly being chosen as the airport gateway of Yorkshire.
Tony Hallwood Leeds Bradford Airports’ aviation development director said: ’’2014 has been a milestone year for Leeds Bradford and one which has seen a range of terminal developments alongside important new routes, airlines and services introduced.
“We would like to thank all our passengers for choosing to fly locally and conveniently from Yorkshires gateway airport.’’
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