Loganair

Loganair and Blue Islands, the growing Channel Islands-based airline, have joined forces to offer their customers a broad new range of regional air connections across the UK, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. 

Loganair has announced that it would commence flying the much-anticipated route from Dundee to London City, which replaces the previous service to Stansted, starting on July 6.

Loganair is today relaunching two routes from Aberdeen Airport re-connecting the city with Birmingham and Newcastle, as the first step to restoring full services at one of its major hub airports after the coronavirus pandemic.

Loganair is preparing to ask for a government bailout to sustain its business in the next few days.

Loganair has announced further reductions in its flight schedules over the coming weeks, consistent with the Government’s efforts to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A skeleton schedule of essential air services will operate within Scotland, to and from the Isle of Man

Loganair has today announced a further drop in the number of flights due to the increasing impact of the coronavirus. With forward bookings continuing to fall dramatically versus their previous levels, the airline has enacted an overall reduction of over half of its flying program for April and

Dundee Airport will offer direct flights to and from London City from early next year. Loganair is switching its existing Dundee service from Stansted to London City and increasing the number of seats available.

Direct flights between Dundee and London will be extended into 2020 after the UK Government announced it would give the service financial backing.

Regional airline Loganair has announced the introduction of a new "compassionate travel" policy on its 19 Scottish routes, providing access to discounted fares in an emergency. Believed to be the first scheme of its kind, it will see the airline offer reduced fares in the event of the bereavement of