Loganair

Loganair is Scotland's premier regional airline and the UK's largest by domestic network reach. Founded in 1962 by Willie Logan as an air taxi service, it has grown into a vital connector of remote Scottish islands, Highlands communities, and UK regional destinations. Headquartered at Glasgow Airport, Loganair operates from multiple bases including Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Inverness, serving over 40 destinations with a focus on public service obligation routes to places like Orkney, Shetland, and Barra.

Distinctive for its friendly crew, complimentary snacks (including the iconic caramel wafer), and commitment to serving communities where it is often the only air link, Loganair flies a mixed fleet of efficient turboprops like the ATR 42/72 and rugged aircraft suited for short runways and challenging weather. Independent since ending its Flybe franchise, it offers codeshares with British Airways and emphasizes reliability and local service. Its network includes the world's shortest scheduled flight and operations on a beach runway at Barra, making it a unique and essential part of UK regional aviation.