Cheap flights from Malaga to Leeds Bradford from £13

Malaga is a culturally rich and historical city, located in the south of Spain, close to the Costa del Sol. Visitors flock there for its mix of interesting museums, attractive pedestrianized centre, stylish shops and authentic Andalucian atmosphere. Malaga International Airport is one of the busiest airports in Spain, coming fourth after Madrid-Barajas, Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca.

There are regular flights from Malaga to Leeds Bradford, as well as many other European and international destinations. It is one of the oldest airports in Spain and currently has three terminals. The second terminal was designed by Ricardo Bofill, and the third terminal was opened by the King of Spain.

Flights from Malaga to Leeds Bradford leave from Malaga International Airport (officially Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport), a major transport hub in the south of Spain with three terminals. There are various transport options that will connect you from the city centre, including the A Express Bus from Malaga Bus Station, Direct Express bus service from Marbella, Estepona and Algeciras, and the Direct Bus service running from places such as Granada, Nerja, Seville, Torrox, Almuñecar, Almeria or Cordoba. If you leave from Terminal 3, you also have the option of Renfe Malaga Airport Train Station on the Malaga Cercanias Line. Taxis or shared transfers can be pre-booked online.

Leeds is a university city in North Yorkshire in the north of England. It has a burgeoning arts scene, a rich sporting history and a pumping night life. It is located close to many interesting sights, such as the Yorkshire Dales. It hosts numerous annual cultural events, including the Leeds International Concert Season and the Leeds Festival. You can spend a day at the Royal Armouries, a national museum of arms, or see works by Gainsborough at Leeds Art Gallery and Henry Moore at the Henry Moore Sculpture Galleries. Those seeking retail therapy will be spoilt for choice in the Briggate area, famous for Victorian shopping arcades and the Grade 1 listed Leeds Corn Exchange.

Flights to Leeds arrive into Leeds Bradford International Airport (otherwise known as Yeadon Airport) which is situated close to the M1, M62 and A1 motorways. There are a number of parking options on-site as well as a pickup area within walking distance of Leeds Bradford arrivals. There are various city link buses running daily to Leeds from early morning until late evening, including weekends and bank holidays. The Flying Tiger bus service connects with Leeds and Bradford train stations, while Arrow Cars is the official taxi company that serves Leeds Bradford Airport and the only company cleared to pick up passengers from in front of the terminal building.