Leeds Bradford Airport £100m Regeneration Programme

[alpha.alpha]

During a face to face meeting with the airport management, they told us they were constantly issuing press releases but the press weren't publishing them. Following the meeting we asked to be formally added to the press release mailing list. The Support Group has only received a handful of press releases since then and we have published all of them in our news section. During the same period, most other airports are issuing them almost weekly.

There is nothing to stop LBA from updating and promoting there own success on their social media. Its free, gains a lot of clicks and engages with the community. if the press don't want to post actually informative and useful stories about LBA then so be it. crack on posting Sh*te about DSA the laughable airport from the dead..

 

[LBAYORKIE]

There is nothing to stop LBA from updating and promoting there own success on their social media. Its free, gains a lot of clicks and engages with the community. if the press don't want to post actually informative and useful stories about LBA then so be it. crack on posting Sh*te about DSA the laughable airport form the dead..

LBA do use social media (the one beginning with an F and ending with an K) roughly weekly these days. Teesside however use it at every opportunity, to advise and inform the public. They often repeat info- particularly about their new scanners.

Furthermore they do reply to sensible questions, Ben Houchen even replies to some. Leeds rarely respond.

So, I agree Leeds could and should do more.

 

[mdobuk21]

They do a lot of promotion on instagram

 

[Len Fish]

We can only hope they are advertising and explaining the benefits the development will bring for airlines, especially those who don’t currently use LBA, better than they are currently doing to the general public.

 

[White Heather]

We can only hope they are advertising and explaining the benefits the development will bring for airlines, especially those who don’t currently use LBA, better than they are currently doing to the general public.

They are. They've been doing that for some time . We will have to wait to see what success they have with new carriers. The airport are confident the terminal work will make a huge difference in that regard. Let's hope so.

They did put up a post on Social Media in April confirming work was officially underway. Nothing since. What they haven't yet done is show the public what exactly they are doing and how it will look. The fly through video is what's needed. Hopefully the architects will provide something sooner rather than later. It might encourage some extra bookings for summer 2025.

It seems though that LBA have taken a decision to keep a relatively low profile for the time being. No doubt such a decision would be taken in discussion with the airport police, contractors and other stakeholders. I have no doubt at all though that there will be plenty of publicity at a time they think appropriate. Perhaps nearer completion rather than now, with a year still to wait.

 

[alpha.alpha]

I see Liverpool for example being a very good airport at promoting itself on social media. Ive seen a lot of posts from LBA marketing which I personally think are.. not great. Waste of time and in my opinion cringe. Id like to see more factual posts / movements of interest like LPL post. Engage more with that side. For example, let us know FR are basing a third AC today, let us know what route frequencies are increasing / restarting.

 

[White Heather]

I see Liverpool for example being a very good airport at promoting itself on social media. Ive seen a lot of posts from LBA marketing which I personally think are.. not great. Waste of time and in my opinion cringe. Id like to see more factual posts / movements of interest like LPL post. Engage more with that side. For example, let us know FR are basing a third AC today, let us know what route frequencies are increasing / restarting.

They do the last point already. Only last week they posted an article about Aurigny restarting. And one for the Bourgas (Balkan) service, and Marrakech, and plenty of others.

 

[Len Fish]

Bristol Airport has today featured nationally in the daily mail online for announcing the end of the 100ml liquid restriction due to their new scanners. It seems other airports have far more success at promoting themselves than LBA.

 

[Snackbar]

A year ago LBA stated that in due course, whatever that means, their architects would be drawing up plans for display within the terminal, AND a 'fly through video' for public on line ( and maybe in-terminal) viewing, similar to that provided for Project Sky (new terminal).

Presumably the intention to do this remains and it's a question of when rather than if. I will try to find out the answer to 'when' at the next meeting in early July unless it's already happened.

As said previously the plans and photos are on display on the video advertising screens dotted around the terminal. Admitted you have to wait for the various adverts to scroll by before you see them!!

 

[White Heather]

As said previously the plans and photos are on display on the video advertising screens dotted around the terminal. Admitted you have to wait for the various adverts to scroll by before you see them!!

Sorry, I missed that. Or forgot. Let's hope they out something in social media then.

 

[Aviador]

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Carnage at Birmingham still. Apparently all departing passengers have to transit from the ground to the first floor using just four lifts.

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I can only echo what I think somebody has already said and I do hope LBA has done it's homework with its REGEN project.

 

[BCFC]

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I can only echo what I think somebody has already said and I do hope LBA has done it's homework with its REGEN project.

At least the weather is nice…

 

[White Heather]

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I can only echo what I think somebody has already said and I do hope LBA has done it's homework with its REGEN project.

We already know that at LBA pax will go upstairs after security via a couple of escalators, adjacent stairs and new lift(s).

 

[BCFC]

We already know that at LBA pax will go upstairs after security via a couple of escalators, adjacent stairs and new lift(s).

Oh no…not bloody escalators…

 

[Aviador]

Oh no…not bloody escalators…

They're a godsend in comparison with lifts by all accounts.

 

[White Heather]

Oh no…not bloody escalators…

Escalators that are turned on all the time and new.

 

[Aviador]

Escalators that are turned on all the time and new.

Two lifts and two escalators by the looks of it. If the development doesn't include taking out the lifts that are already there, then there will be another lift option near the airside stairwell.

 

[Hendi]

My brother is flying out on the girona flight this even he just sent me this through

 

[White Heather]

That steelwork is going up quickly now! Good to see.

 

[markietg]

Is this extension going to be ready for Summer 25 or 26?