easyJet will end all flights from Leeds Bradford Airport after 5 January 2027, closing out a long-running presence at the Yorkshire airport and removing the carrier from five routes. The network change affects services to Barcelona, Belfast, Malaga, Majorca and Paris, while Geneva has already stopped operating.
easyJet framed the move as part of a wider review of its route network, with the airline focusing on services that perform best with customers. Bookings beyond the cut-off date are being handled through free transfers to another airport or refunds. Malaga and Majorca are due to end earlier in November because they are summer-only routes.
The withdrawal leaves Leeds Bradford with non-stop links to the affected destinations under currently filed winter schedules, despite easyJet’s exit. It also ends the airline’s established role at the airport without signalling a broader reduction in Leeds Bradford’s overall connectivity.