Door-to-door taxis to and from Leeds Bradford Airport from just £16. Fixed fare, flight tracking and free wait time, with meet & greet on arrivals so you are looked after from kerb to terminal.

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Leeds to Leeds Bradford Airport is about 8 road miles, about 20 to 25 minutes. As our home airport, Leeds Bradford is where we run the most jobs. Book a fixed-fare LBA taxi to catch a departure or to be met on arrival. We track your flight, wait free of charge and carry your bags to the car, with vehicles sized for solo flyers up to family groups.
Fixed fares by vehicle, confirmed from your exact pickup postcode before you book.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Luggage | Fixed fare from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saloon | 4 | 2 cases | £16 |
| Estate | 4 | 4 cases | £18 |
| Executive | 3 | 2 cases | £18 |
| MPV8 | 8 | 8 cases | £18 |
Airport parking or entry fees added at cost. Prices are final.
Your exact fare is confirmed from your pickup postcode before you book. No meter, no surge.
Prices checked July 2026.
Tell us the pickup, destination and time. Get a fixed fare with no surge pricing.
On airport jobs we track your flight and include free wait time, so we are always there.
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Early flights or late nights, we are ready before you are.
We watch your flight and adjust pickup, with free wait time on airport runs.
Priced honestly for a dawn flight from LBA, here is how the options really compare.
| Option | Typical cost | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Train and connections | the A1 Flyer bus at around £5 per person | Timetables, luggage on your knee and no door pickup |
| App or metered taxi | moves with demand | Surge pricing at peak times and no fixed total until you are in the car |
| Kruze fixed fare | £16 total, door to door | None. Fixed before you travel, flight tracking and free wait time included |
Train prices are per person, the Kruze fare covers the whole car. For two or more travellers with luggage, a fixed £16 door-to-door run usually wins on money and always wins on effort. For a dawn flight from LBA, it is not close.
A taxi between Leeds Bradford Airport and Leeds city centre covers roughly 8 miles, and a Kruze fixed fare starts at £16 for a saloon, confirmed from your exact pickup postcode before you book. Leeds train station sits inside the city centre, so the same run and the same fare cover you whether you are heading for the station concourse, a hotel on Wellington Street or an office near the Headrow. Airport parking or entry fees are added at cost and nothing else moves.
There is no railway station at Leeds Bradford Airport. The airport says so itself. Rail passengers arrive into Leeds, Bradford Interchange or Harrogate and then need an onward connection by bus or taxi to reach the terminal. That one fact sits behind most of the searches that land on this page, so it is worth stating before anything else. If you have been looking for a direct train to the airport, there is not one to find.
What follows is the honest version of the choice: what each option actually costs, where the bus genuinely beats us, and the airport rules that catch people out at the kerb.
All three work. They suit different journeys, and the right answer depends on how many of you there are, how much luggage you have and what time your flight goes.
| Option | What it costs | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Flyer A1 bus, Leeds to LBA via Kirkstall, Horsforth and Rawdon | Priced per person by Transdev, who publish the current fare | Runs to a timetable, luggage stays with you on board, and no door pickup at either end |
| Train into Leeds, then the Flyer A1 | Two fares, or one through rail and bus ticket | You still need the bus at the end, because no train reaches the terminal |
| Kruze fixed fare, door to door | From £16 saloon, from £18 estate, executive or MPV8 | Airport parking or entry fees added at cost. No meter and no surge |
Bus routes confirmed against Transdev FLYER services and timetables and Leeds Bradford Airport, getting to and from, both checked 20/09/2026. Kruze fares are the published figures from the fare table above.
Where the bus beats us, plainly. If you are travelling on your own with hand luggage and your flight goes at a reasonable hour, the Flyer A1 is cheaper than any taxi and we are not going to pretend otherwise. For one person travelling light, take the bus. It stops being the better answer the moment there are two of you, or a pair of hold bags, or a 05:00 check in, because a bus fare is charged per person while a fixed taxi fare covers the whole car. For four or more travelling together, an MPV for group travel splits further per head than any per person bus ticket can.
One timing note, and it is current rather than permanent. Transdev listed emergency roadworks at Dyneley Arms and at Bayton Lane delaying Flyer A1, A2 and A3 services from 11 September 2026, still showing as active when we checked on 20/09/2026. If you are building a tight connection around the bus, check the live service updates before you commit to it. Roadworks clear, so treat this as a thing to verify rather than a permanent state of the world.
The nearest railway station to the airport is Horsforth, on Station Road, Horsforth, LS18 5NL. It is run by Northern and sits on the Leeds to Harrogate line. Its ticket office opens Monday to Saturday 06:10 to 19:00 and Sunday 09:15 to 16:30, which matters if you are travelling before dawn for an early departure and were planning to buy a ticket on the day.
Horsforth being nearest does not make it convenient. You still have to cover the last stretch to the terminal, and the airport's own advice is that rail passengers need an onward connection by taxi or bus. The airport names Leeds to Harrogate and Leeds to Ilkley as the useful Northern Trains lines, and notes that through rail and bus tickets are available, which is the tidiest version of the train option if you want one ticket rather than two.
The Flyer network is run by Transdev and links the airport to the major rail hubs. These are the three routes as published:
| Route | Runs between | Via |
|---|---|---|
| Flyer A1 | Leeds and Leeds Bradford Airport | Kirkstall, Horsforth, Rawdon |
| Flyer A2 | Bradford, Leeds Bradford Airport and Harrogate | Greengates, Apperley Bridge, Yeadon, Pool |
| Flyer A3 | Bradford, Leeds Bradford Airport and Otley | Shipley, Guiseley, Yeadon, Pool |
Routes as published by Transdev, checked 20/09/2026. Station details from Northern, Horsforth station.
Coming the other way, from the terminal into the city, the arithmetic is the same in reverse. A fixed fare from the airport to Leeds train station is the same 8 mile run as the outbound leg. Where it tends to earn its money is on the return, because you are landing rather than departing, and a bag that has been delayed on the belt does not cost you anything when your driver is watching the flight rather than a meter.
The airport postcode for satnav is LS19 7TU, which routes you to the access road off Whitehouse Lane for the Pick Up and Drop Off, Meet and Greet and Short Stay car parks.
The Pick Up and Drop Off car park is the closest to the building, about a one minute walk from the terminal. It is chargeable and cashless, and you pay at the barrier on the way out rather than on the way in. The airport also runs a One Hour Free car park, which is the one worth knowing about if you are collecting somebody and their flight is running late. Car park prices change, so check the airport's own parking page on the day rather than trusting a figure quoted on anybody else's website, including this one.
If a friend or a family member can collect you, that costs nothing beyond the drop off charge and it will always be cheaper than booking us. That is an obvious point and it gets left out of most airport taxi pages, which is exactly why it is here. Book a car when the convenience is worth paying for, not because a website told you there was no alternative.
For a pre-booked pickup, the driver Kruze Taxi connects you with can meet you inside with a name board or at the designated pickup point, whichever you prefer when you book. That is the airport meet and greet option. Flight tracking and free wait time are included on airport runs, so a delayed landing does not turn into a second conversation about money.
Leeds city centre is the busiest leg into the airport, but it is not the only one we price. If you are starting further out, the route pages carry their own fixed fares rather than an estimate built from this one. Harrogate to Leeds Bradford Airport is the best established of them and covers the run down through Pool. Bradford to LBA does the same from the other side of the airport, and is the leg the Flyer A2 and A3 also serve if you would rather take the bus.
For a station transfer that is not an airport run at all, such as Leeds to York or a connection into Bradford Interchange, train station transfers is the page that prices it. Longer journeys where the airport is the wrong answer entirely, including runs to other airports or cross country trips, sit on long distance transfers.
Two more worth knowing about. If cost is the deciding factor on a short central Leeds journey, economy taxi in Leeds is the cheaper tier. If a passenger needs step free access, a ramp or room for a wheelchair, book through wheelchair accessible taxis rather than a standard saloon, because the vehicle has to be the right one from the start and that is not something to sort out at the kerb.
How much is a taxi from Leeds train station to Leeds Bradford Airport?
From £16 as a fixed fare in a saloon, and from £18 in an estate, executive or MPV8. Leeds train station is in the city centre, so it is the same 8 mile run as any central Leeds pickup. The exact figure is confirmed from your pickup postcode before you book, and airport parking or entry fees are added at cost.
Is there a train station at Leeds Bradford Airport?
No. There is no railway station at the terminal and no direct train to the airport. The nearest station is Horsforth, and the airport's own guidance is that rail passengers need an onward connection by taxi or bus. The Flyer A1 links Leeds station to the terminal directly.
How long does the run between the city centre and LBA take?
The distance is about 8 miles, and the honest answer on time is that it varies. The route runs through Horsforth and Rawdon rather than along a motorway, and the Transdev roadworks noted above were still affecting the area when we checked. That variability is the reason the fare is fixed in advance rather than metered. You are not charged for traffic you did not cause.
Should I pre-book or sort something out when I land?
Kruze Taxi is a pre-booked service and is launching soon across Leeds and West Yorkshire, so pre-booking is how it works rather than a preference. Register your interest and you will be first to book when it goes live. If you need a car at the kerb this week, the Flyer A1 or the airport's own taxi provision will serve you better than waiting on us, and we would rather say that than waste your time.
We are getting the fleet ready across Leeds and West Yorkshire. Register your interest now and you will be first to book when we go live.
LBA transfers start from £16 as a fixed fare, with the exact price confirmed from your pickup postcode before you book.
Yes. We pre-book 24/7 and confirm your driver for any early morning Leeds Bradford Airport departure.
Yes. Choose meet & greet and your driver waits in the terminal with a name board, or meets you at the pickup point.
Yes. We monitor your inbound flight and adjust the pickup time automatically at no extra charge.
Yes. Tell us your bags and group size and we send an estate, MPV or minibus with room to spare.
A saloon takes 4 passengers with 2 cases from £16. An estate takes 4 with 4 cases, an executive 3 with 2 cases and the MPV8 up to 8 people with 8 cases, each from £18, a flat 10% above the saloon.
Unsocial-hours journeys are charged at a fixed night rate agreed with you upfront, so there is never a meter and never surge pricing. Whatever time you travel, the fare you are quoted before the journey is the fare you pay.
For one traveller the A1 Flyer bus can work out cheaper. The Kruze fare covers the whole car, so two or more people with luggage usually come out ahead at £16 fixed, door to door.
The fixed fare covers the journey itself. Airport parking, drop-off barriers or terminal entry fees are added at cost with no markup.
Yes. Tell us the ages when you book and we will fit suitable seats, subject to availability, at no extra charge.
Kruze is a local specialist for Leeds Bradford Airport transfers, running door-to-door LBA taxis for travellers across Leeds and West Yorkshire. Book a fixed price airport taxi to Leeds Bradford Airport and pay the fare quoted upfront with no meter. For arrivals we track your flight, give free wait time and offer meet & greet in the terminal, so a delayed landing never costs you more and your driver is ready when you clear the gate.
Pre-book your LBA transfer online, by phone or on WhatsApp 24/7 and choose a saloon, estate, MPV or minibus to match your luggage and party. We collect from Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Harrogate and Barnsley and the wider West Yorkshire area. Every Kruze driver is fully licensed and insured, and we back that with verified customer reviews, no deposit required and a promise to beat any like-for-like Leeds Bradford Airport taxi quote by 10%.
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