HEROIC: From left, trainer Dave Jones and security supervisor, James Webber, show a defibrillator to John Parkin, chief executive of Leeds Bradford Airport
A security supervisor has received an award for saving two lives at Leeds Bradford Airport.
James Webber, from Baildon, used an automatic external defibrillator (AED) to help two passengers when they suffered suspected heart attacks at the Yeadon airport in March and June.
The dad-of-one, who has worked at the airport for four years, was presented with the award by the airport and Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust in recognition of his life-saving actions.
He said: “It feels good to know I have given someone more time with their family and friends."
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