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Loganair awards 150,000th Inverness-Manchester passenger free flight

Air
Will Payne
24 August 2022

A brother and sister have been given a free flight token by Loganair after they became the airline’s 150,000th passenger on its Inverness-Manchester service.

(L-R) Donna McHugh, head of revenue and sales at Loganair; Archie and Florrie Gray and Dan Mason, airfield operations manager at Inverness airport

Archie and Florrie Gray were ready to board their flight to visit their dad – Richard Gray – in Manchester when they were greeted by Donna McHugh, head of revenue and sales for Loganair, at Inverness airport. 
 
McHugh informed the twins their booking had marked a key milestone of the 150,000th passenger onboard Loganair’s Inverness-Manchester service since the airline launched the route under its own brand in 2017. Both siblings then received a free flight to mark the occasion.