Cheap Flights from Leeds Bradford to Dusseldorf

This information is correct as of August 2016

Airlines that fly from Leeds to Dusseldorf

Jet2 is the only airline currently offering flights from Leeds to Dusseldorf.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

The departure lounge of Leeds Bradford Airport may be small, but it has all the shops you might need before boarding your flight to Dusseldorf. Pick up something to read on the plane at WH Smith, stock up on toiletries at Superdrug, or swap your sterling for euro at Travelex. The airport's World Duty Free is perfect for little indulgences. If you're peckish you can choose from a few different options: Caffe Ritazza for snacks and coffee, Burger King for burgers, Camden Food Co for sandwiches and salads or The Saltaire for British fare. There's also a Sports Bar at the airport, perfect for a pre-flight tipple. For added luxury you can check into the Yorkshire Premier Lounge for £21* per person. Pay on the day or book online at Leeds Bradford Airport's website.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Dusseldorf International Airport is just under 4.5 miles from the city centre. The fastest way to get into Dusseldorf is by suburban train (S-bahn). Lines S7 and S11 both go to the city centre, and take 12 minutes to do so. Tickets cost €2.50*. It costs the same to take the bus, although the journey time is longer at 20 minutes. A taxi from the airport to the city will cost you around €20* and take about the same amount of time as the bus. Car hire at Dusseldorf International Airport is available from Avis, Buchbinder, Budget, Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty and Sixt.

Practical Information

It's best to arrive at the airport 90 minutes before departure. You will need a valid passport to fly to Dusseldorf from Leeds.

What to expect in Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is an hour ahead of Leeds. The currency is the Euro (€). Dusseldorf has slightly warmer summers than Leeds and slightly cooler winters, but overall the climate is fairly similar. The warmest month is July, when temperatures sit at 18°C on average (about 3°C warmer than the average temperature in Leeds). The coldest month, January, is usually about 1°C colder than Leeds with an average temperature of 2°C.  Prices in Dusseldorf are higher than those in Leeds. You can expect to pay about £5* more for dinner for two in Dusseldorf, and nearly 50p more for a pint of beer. Even if it is a bit more expensive than back home, don't miss out on trying the local Altbier while you're in town.

Want more information? Read our blog post about the 8 best things to do in Dusseldorf. If you need somewhere to stay, check out our hotels in Dusseldorf page.

*Prices subject to change