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I will flight from Leeds airport in the very early morning (07:00 Am),
but I don't live in Leeds, I am woundering if I can stay in the airport over night?
I had found some posters about sleep in the leeds airport:
http://www.sleepinginairports.net/europe/leeds.htm
But I also got some respones saying that the airport will closed in mid-night.
anybody knows? Thanks a lot!
When you are waiting for your flight , you could just stretch out and dose off in the departure lounge. (This is if you are really early!!) Why would you want to sleep in the airport anyway. Are you worried that you might miss your flight? Why don't you time it such that you arrive early in the morning rather than sleep over in the night. It is pretty uncomfortable and boring. That's your choice.
With more info I could help you as Im from Leeds. As far as I know Leeds/Bradford airport does not close at night but I could be wrong. Why not just stay at newish travel lodge nearby: 0870 191 1775 or you can find out if airport closes by phoning them on 44 (0) 113 250 9696
Nick
Im sorry to hijack the question but i have the same problem and its more of the same in that my flight leaves 6am and i need to book in i believe an hour and a half ahead. so there is no point staying in a b and b, and the public transport has stopped running. Unfortunatly i dont drive. Leeds bradford airport replied to me saying they dont allow people to sleep overnight and gave me the travelodge number but at 41 pounds per night this is not a good deal for my situation. And a reason i was booking a cheap destination.
I was hoping i could just wait somewhere inside and not go to sleep till my flight takes off. would anyone know if this is possible as i assume the flights are ongoing throughout the night?
Sincerely
James
And to add, that there is no phone numer to ask general queries such as this, just email and you dont know when they will reply to you, which i dont think is good customer service, just easy for them.
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