Business · 19 August 2026

EasyJet pulls all flights from Leeds Bradford, citing 'network review'

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Anyone holding tickets for journeys past 5 January will receive a full refund or a free switch to another route. The budget carrier apologised for the disruption, blaming the sudden withdrawal on a recent review of its flight network. A representative explained that the company wants to concentrate on flying the destinations that see the highest passenger demand.

By BriefTea Editorial · 19 August 2026 at 16:43

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