Loganair Ltd

The Scottish carrier has unveiled its summer 2022 schedule, which includes the restart of several international services as well as frequency increases on scores of UK domestic routes.

Routes rounds-up the latest new route announcements, as well as services returning to carriers' networks.

Routes rounds up the latest new route announcements, as well as services returning to carrier’s networks.

Two new seasonal routes are being launched in June as the airport gears up to welcome back key domestic services.

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The carrier returned to MME in February after an absence of almost three years.

Four new services are being launched by the Scottish airline, including the resumption of a former Flybe route.

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The first of the services will commence on March 16.

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Loganair’s current schedule will provide over 1,000 flights each week across 46 routes, offering unrivalled connectivity for Scotland and with operations stretching as far afield as London, Norwich, Manchester, Dublin, and Bergen in Norway using a fleet of 28 aircraft. It has almost 300 flights each week to and from Glasgow, and is the largest operator at key airports throughout the Highlands & Islands including Inverness, Sumburgh, Kirkwall and Stornoway.

Scotland’s airline Loganair has stepped in to maintain an important domestic air service to the UK capital, London. The regional carrier will