Long term plans to modernise the existing Leeds Bradford Airport terminal are taking off.
Proposals for a new building have been scrapped after a series of delays and a government call-in, and now attention is turning to the existing offer. To improve passenger experience and speed up check-in processes, the airport is optimising available space by reconfiguring its check-in ‘Hall A’ which currently welcomes all passengers not using resident airline Jet2.
The work, underway now, will see the installation of 14 self-service kiosks and hybrid self-service automated bag drops, as well as four self-service check-in e-gates, all produced by self-service technology experts Elenium. A total of 14 traditional staffed check-in desks will also be installed, and the hall will be extensively refurbished.
