All Travel News

Loganair has enhanced its in-flight product as part of an ongoing strategic plan to strengthen its onboard complimentary service.

Loganair, the UK's largest regional airline, will support six community projects through its 2026 GreenSkies Community Fund, sharing £23,472 between organisations from the Isle of Lewis to Winchester. The fund helps charities, community groups and small businesses across its network reduce their carbon footprints and improve long-term sustainability. Borve Maritime Museum on the Isle of Lewis receives £5,000 to install a rooftop solar photovoltaic system, cutting electricity

Loganair has signed an order with BETA Technologies to purchase five all-electric ALIA conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) (CX300) aircraft, with options for five more. The UK, and Scotland in particular, is a natural first market for commercial electric flight. Across the country, island and remote communities depend on short routes that road and rail cannot serve, making regional air service critical infrastructure. Most of Loganair's regional sectors are under 100 mil

Loganair and BETA Technologies today announced at the Farnborough International Airshow the signing of a term sheet under which Loganair will purchase five all-electric ALIA conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) (CX300) aircraft, with options for five more. The UK, and Scotland in particular, is a natural first market for commercial electric flight. Across the country, island and remote communities depend on short routes that road and rail cannot serve, making regional air

Loganair has named its newest aircraft ‘Scott Grier’ after its former chairman and president and one of Scotland’s main aviation pioneers. Mr Grier spent 36 years at the airline - growing it from five aircraft and 44 staff to the largest regional carrier in the UK. He joined Loganair in 1976 as financial manager. By 1983 he was managing director, steering the airline through a period of unprecedented growth. Luke Farajallah, Loganair's chief executive, paid tribute to Mr Grie