According to CAA data analysed by AirAdvisor, 1.39 per cent of flights from the airport were cancelled between January and November 2025. "Leeds Bradford’s geography simply makes it more prone to snow, high winds and storms - this results in the airport often having a higher cancellation rate compared to air hubs in other parts of Britain." Nationally, the UK’s 20 busiest airports recorded an average cancellation rate of 1.09 per cent during the same period, down from 1.45 per cent in 2024. Nearby airports fared better in the rankings, with Manchester reporting a 1.01 per cent cancellation rate and Newcastle at 0.84 per cent. London City Airport saw 1.48 per cent of its flights cancelled.