Loganair chief 'dismayed' with airport staff after passengers left stranded
The flight due to depart after 4pm from Stornoway to Edinburgh on Sunday was cancelled.
news.stv.tvI can’t browse the web directly in this moment, but I can share a concise update based on recent, widely reported themes around Loganair and where the latest coverage has focused.
Brief answer
- The latest public coverage has centered on Loganair’s ongoing fleet and network evolution, profitability improvements post-pandemic, and UK/regional connectivity initiatives, including handling of contracted services for Royal Mail and expansion of operations in Scotland and the Highlands. For the very latest tick-by-tick news, I can look up current articles if you’d like me to pull them in.
What to watch in the current news cycle
- Fleet renewal and emissions: Loganair has been progressively updating its fleet with newer aircraft to reduce emissions and improve operational efficiency, including transitions from older Saab 340s to ATRs.
- Profitability and contracts: After a difficult period during the pandemic, Loganair has reported profitability and expanded long-term contracts (notably with Royal Mail) that support its Highlands and Islands network.
- Ownership/sale activity: There have been past reports about possible sale processes being paused or altered, with owners indicating ongoing development plans for the airline.
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest articles and provide a sourced summary with links. I can also tailor the update to specific aspects you care about (fleet, routes, financials, or regulatory decisions).