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Leeds Bradford International Airport - which is valued at more than £100m - is on the brink of being put up for sale, it emerged last week.
Its owners, West Yorkshire's five councils, are understood to be considering whether to sell a controlling 51% stake or the whole business.
Leeds Bradford, the home of low-cost airline Jet2, currently flies more than 300,000 passengers a month to the Continent, Africa and the Caribbean.
However, the owners are keen to develop the airport and to improve its international services to attract more companies with overseas operations.
A decision on how much of the stake to sell is expected within weeks and information on the business will be sent to prospective bidders in November. Accountancy firm Ernst & Young is advising the councils.