Leeds-Bradford Airport United Kingdom
Leeds-Bradford Airport Motorhome Hire
Leeds-Bradford airport now has motorhome hire pickup, subject to availability. You can book online airport motorhome hire for Leeds-Bradford airport.
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LBIA Leeds Bradford airport has scheduled arrive flights from Austria, Balearic Islands, Belgium, Canary Islands, Caribbean, Channel Islands, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Pakistan, Poland, Spain, Switzerland as well as USA, Southern Ireland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Delivery and Pickup Charges
Delivery and pickup charges will be mentioned on the vehicle details you select. When you are given the member contact details you can finalize the pickup arrival and departure details.
Bedding and linen costs
On selected vehicles bed linen can be hired. There is no charge for standard kitchen pots, pans and cutlery.
Reasonable Pickup and Return times
Please be considerate and try and plan the vehicle pickup and drop for normal office hours. We recommend you arrange to pickup before 4pm and return the vehicle before 10am on the return hire date.
Handover times
Always allow 40 minutes for a handover, both for collection and return of the motorhome. During the motorhome pick-up handover you will be shown how to use the motorhome such tasks as changing the toilet cassette and gas bottle changing. When you return the motorhome it will be checked over to ensure that everything is in good condition and fuel tanks are at the same levels as when taken out.
Leeds-Bradford Airport Information
LBIA was opened as Yeadon Aerodrome in 1931. It was 60 acres of grassland along side the Bradford to Harrogate Road. Club flying and training was done in Cirrus, Gypsy Moth and later Puss and Leopard Moth's.
In 1935 the airport was extended to 95 acres and had scheduled flights to Newcastle, Edinburgh with North Eastern Airways. The West Coast Air Service offered services to Blackpool and the Isle of Man.
With the outbreak of war in 1939, the adjacent Avro Factory built, Avro 652 Anson - coastal patrol reconnaissance aircraft, the Dam Buster's Lancaster Bomber, York and Avro Type 694 Lincoln aircraft.
After the war BKS Air Transport offered flights to Belfast, Jersey, Ostend, Southend and the Isle of Wight. In 1955 Düsseldorf was added. By the 1960s the airport had been developed with improves facilities. Aer Lingus started operating services to Dublin in 1960.
In 1976 tour operators such as Thomson Holidays using British Airways offered flights to the Iberian Peninsula.
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