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Flybe splits with Loganair

Air
Gary Noakes
22 November 2016

Scotland’s Loganair is to resume flying under its own brand next year after Flybe ended its partnership with the carrier after 10 years.

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Glasgow-based Loganair serves routes from the mainland to the Scottish islands and will run them under its own name – and with a tartan tailfin - from September 1 2017.


The airline is most famous for its “times subject to tide” flights landing on the beach airport at Barra and the world’s shortest scheduled flight, linking the Orkney islands of Westray and Papa Westray, with daily services taking only two minutes.

The axing of the partnership with Flybe will see Loganair establish its own reservations system from March.