Leeds Bradford Airport Lounges
Leeds Bradford Airport · Leeds/Bradford, United Kingdom
Leeds Bradford (LBA) is a compact single-terminal airport in Yorkshire, and all four of its lounges sit airside after security. The Avro Lounge takes DragonPass, Priority Pass and walk-ins; the Six, Eight, One lounge covers SkyTeam; and the Yorkshire Premier Lounge and 1432 Runway Club are pay-in options near gates 4 and 5.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Leeds Bradford Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
The Avro Lounge
The Avro Lounge has the widest access at LBA — DragonPass, Priority Pass and a walk-in pay-in rate all get you in. Opened in June 2025 in the new terminal expansion, it's a bright, modern space with snacks, fast Wi-Fi and complimentary beer and house wine, making it the default pick for most travellers.
The Avro Lounge
Priority Pass and DragonPass members both head to the Avro Lounge, the only LBA lounge in those networks. It sits airside between gates 8 and 9 with a three-hour stay and complimentary house wine and beer.
Six, Eight, One lounge
The Six, Eight, One lounge is the SkyTeam-aligned option at Leeds Bradford, welcoming SkyTeam Elite Plus and business or first-class passengers. Located just past gate 8 in the extended terminal, it serves a hot buffet, snacks and complimentary drinks.
The 1432 Runway Club
The 1432 Runway Club is the most premium pay-in lounge at LBA, with a premium drinks range and seasonal hot dishes ordered to your seat. Near gates 4 and 5, it's built for travellers who want to mark the start of a trip in style.
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The 1432 Runway Club is Leeds Bradford's premium pay-in lounge, near gates 4 and 5. It's the step-up choice for celebrating a departure: a premium drinks range, seasonal hot food dishes you…
The Avro Lounge
★2.2The Avro Lounge opened in June 2025 in Leeds Bradford's new terminal expansion, airside between gates 8 and 9. It's the most flexible way into a lounge at LBA: it welcomes all passengers on…
The Yorkshire Premier Lounge at Leeds Bradford is a pay-in lounge near gates 4 and 5. Built to help you ease into your holiday, it pairs a serviced bar with a buffet and a range of…
The Six, Eight, One lounge at Leeds Bradford sits airside in the newly extended terminal, just past gate 8. It's the SkyTeam-aligned option at LBA, welcoming SkyTeam Elite Plus status…
Leeds Bradford Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Leeds Bradford operates from a single terminal, and all four lounges sit airside after security. The Avro Lounge (DragonPass, Priority Pass and walk-in) and the Six, Eight, One lounge (SkyTeam) are in the extended part of the terminal near gates 8 and 9, while the pay-in Yorkshire Premier Lounge and 1432 Runway Club are over near gates 4 and 5. Clear security first, then follow the airside signage to whichever lounge you've chosen.
- —Single terminal — every LBA lounge is airside after security
- —The Avro Lounge is the only Priority Pass and DragonPass option
- —Six, Eight, One covers SkyTeam Elite Plus and premium-cabin flyers
- —Two pay-in lounges (Yorkshire Premier, 1432 Runway Club) near gates 4-5
How to get into lounges at LBA.
Leeds Bradford is a pay-per-visit airport at heart — two of its four lounges sell walk-in entry, and a third (the Avro Lounge) takes paid entry alongside DragonPass and Priority Pass. The only membership-network lounge is the Avro; SkyTeam status reaches the Six, Eight, One lounge. There's no airline-branded lounge here, so for most travellers it comes down to a membership or simply paying at the door.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Avro Lounge, the airside lounge between gates 8 and 9. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at LBA, so there's no terminal to second-guess — just clear security and follow the signs.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the Avro Lounge. If you carry both DragonPass and Priority Pass, either works here, so use whichever has visits to spare.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Yorkshire Premier Lounge and the 1432 Runway Club are pay-in lounges near gates 4 and 5, and the Avro Lounge also sells a walk-in pay-in rate. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door and locks in a spot at busy times.
SkyTeam status & premium cabin
The Six, Eight, One lounge welcomes SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and passengers travelling in business or first class on an eligible flight. It's the only alliance-aligned lounge at Leeds Bradford.
SkyTeamKnow before you go.
It's a pay-per-visit airport
- —Two LBA lounges (Yorkshire Premier and the 1432 Runway Club) sell walk-in entry, and the Avro Lounge has a pay-in rate too — you don't need status to get in.
- —Booking a lounge online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door and guarantees a seat at peak.
- —There's no airline-branded lounge at Leeds Bradford, so a membership or a paid pass is the way in for most travellers.
Know your lounge's gate
- —The Avro Lounge and Six, Eight, One are in the extended terminal near gates 8 and 9.
- —The Yorkshire Premier Lounge and the 1432 Runway Club sit nearer gates 4 and 5.
- —Everything is airside, so clear security before heading for your lounge.
Mind the opening hours
- —The Avro and Six, Eight, One lounges run roughly 04:00 to 20:00, matching LBA's early-morning departure peak.
- —If you're on a late-evening flight, check your lounge is still open before relying on it.
- —Early morning is the busiest window — arrive in good time if you want a seat.
Membership vs paying in
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass both cover the Avro Lounge — handy if you already hold either.
- —If you don't have a membership, the pay-in Yorkshire Premier or 1432 Runway Club are straightforward alternatives.
- —The 1432 Runway Club is the more premium pay-in choice, with seasonal hot dishes and a premium drinks range.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track four lounges at Leeds Bradford (LBA), and all of them are airside in the single terminal. They are the Avro Lounge, the Six, Eight, One lounge, the Yorkshire Premier Lounge and the 1432 Runway Club.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Avro Lounge, which sits airside between gates 8 and 9. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at LBA, and it also takes DragonPass and walk-in pay-in entry.
Yes. The Yorkshire Premier Lounge and the 1432 Runway Club near gates 4 and 5 sell walk-in entry, and the Avro Lounge also offers a pay-in rate. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
Yes — the Avro Lounge accepts both DragonPass and Priority Pass. Opened in June 2025 in the new terminal expansion, it's airside between gates 8 and 9, with snacks, fast Wi-Fi and complimentary beer and house wine.
For the widest access, the Avro Lounge works on DragonPass, Priority Pass and a walk-in pay-in rate, so it suits the most travellers. If you want a more premium pay-in experience, the 1432 Runway Club offers seasonal hot dishes and a premium drinks range.
Yes. The Six, Eight, One lounge welcomes SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and passengers flying in business or first class on an eligible flight. It's located just past gate 8 in the extended terminal.
Yes. All four LBA lounges sit airside, after passport control and security, so you'll clear the checkpoint before reaching any of them. There are no landside lounges at Leeds Bradford.
The Avro Lounge and the Six, Eight, One lounge run roughly 04:00 to 20:00, matching the airport's early-morning departure peak. If you're flying late in the evening, check your chosen lounge is still open before you rely on it.