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Loganair adds three new routes for summer 2022
Loganair has announced the addition of three new routes for next summer.
The enhanced schedule will see services added between Inverness and Dublin, Teesside and Southampton, and Shetland and Dundee next year.
Loganair will recommence its Inverness and Dublin service for the first time since the start of the pandemic, flying from 27 May 2022 up to four times per week.
Additionally, Loganair will start connecting Teesside and Southampton.
The new service will launch on 27 March 2022, flying daily with the exception of Saturday, with fares from £70.99.
The service provides the opportunity for passengers to fly from Aberdeen to Southampton with a one stop service where they can remain on the aircraft for the entire journey.
The new service between Shetland and Dundee will also allow for an important one stop service between Shetland and London City for the first time.
The route is set to commence from 9 May 2022 and will operate twice weekly on a Monday and Thursday and has lead in fares of £96.99 to Dundee and £129.99 to London.
Customers flying from Shetland to Dundee or London City will now also be able to use their Air Discount Scheme for the entire journey.
Kay Ryan, Chief Commercial Officer at Loganair, said: "We are looking to 2022 with optimism and continuing to connect more and more of the UK as we are able to do."
"Customer booking patterns will remain an incredibly important factor for us as we review which services we operate and which destinations we add either frequency or additional seat capacity to. We’ve had a really positive reaction from customers so far for next summer."
Ahead of next summer, this winter marks a return of Loganair’s direct Aberdeen-Bristol service for the first time since before the pandemic, replacing its current one-stop service between the two cities.
The direct service will operate five times a week.
Loganair recently announced that it would return to international travel for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as it brings back services to both Stavanger and Bergen next year.
The airline also announced a new route between Teesside and Dublin, while increasing the frequency of many of its domestic services.
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