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New hybrid buses to serve Leeds Bradford Airport - West Leeds Dispatch
Yorkshire bus firm Transdev has today rolled out the first of its new £3.5 million fleet of hybrid buses onto its popular FLYER network serving Leeds Bradford Airport. The first of 15 new high-tech, ultra-low emission buses entered service today (Thursday 3 July 2025) on three dedicated routes linking Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate and Otley with the airport. The buses can be seen cutting through West Leeds on there way to the airport. They will del…
£3.5m investment sees electric buses serve airport
Electric buses are now serving East Midlands Airport following a £3.5 million investment, helping to improve air quality along the route and around the site. The move by Diamond Bus East Midlands comes as the airport celebrates its diamond anniversary year and follows a recent announcement that East Midlands Airport’s entire fleet of ground vehicles […]
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