Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, has launched over one million seats for booking as part of its winter schedule that is set to operate between October 2025 and March 2026. The winter schedule provides customers with the chance to secure tickets on a variety of new and existing routes, with the airline aiming to transport over one million passengers in this period and over two million by March 2026.

Passengers can now book flights to over 40 destinations across Loganair’s extensive 70-route network. These include routes from Aberdeen to Manchester and Dublin, from Edinburgh to Bergen and Newquay, and flights to London Heathrow from the Isle of Man and Sumburgh.

Starting October 26, the airline will add new flights from Southampton to Manchester and Manchester to Exeter. Additionally, capacity on the popular route from Southampton to Edinburgh will be increased from 49 to 72 passengers with the introduction of ATR-72 aircraft.

Loganair also facilitates onward travel for passengers with up to 40 flights per week into London Heathrow. Customers can benefit from partnerships with Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and Aer Lingus, allowing them to secure onward travel with a single ticket booking.

The airline guarantees a 23kg luggage allowance included in the ticket price, along with a complimentary in-flight service. Luke Lovegrove, Chief Commercial Officer of Loganair, remarked:

“Many of our customers book flights for important dates months in advance – including Christmas – which is why we release our winter schedule early in the year to ensure people can plan for these dates and secure their travel as far in advance as they want.”

He added, “Our key regional hubs offer travel options from Aberdeen and Edinburgh to a range of leisure and business destinations including Bergen, Guernsey, and Newquay.

Loganair has recently been recognized as one of the UK’s top airlines with a five-star rating for its customer service, according to Which?.