Collaboration: Loganair

Loganair, established in 1962, is a Scottish regional airline known as “Scotland’s Airline.” Based at Glasgow Airport, it operates a diverse fleet serving remote Scottish Highlands and Islands, as well as regional destinations across the UK and Europe. Loganair is renowned for its vital lifeline services, including unique flights like the world’s shortest scheduled route between Westray and Papa Westray.

The airline focuses on reliability, safety, and community connectivity, often flying in challenging weather conditions. Its commitment to sustainability and innovation underscores its mission to enhance regional transport and support local economies, making Loganair a crucial player in regional aviation.

Loganair flew me from the Isle of Man to Manchester, operated by their partner Flybe. The Isle of Man is a self-governing British Crown dependency located in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Ireland. Known for its rugged coastline, medieval castles, and rural landscape, it has a population of around 85,000.

The island is famous for the annual Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, one of the most prestigious and dangerous in the world. With its own parliament, Tynwald, the Isle of Man enjoys a high degree of autonomy. The island’s economy is diverse, including finance, e-gaming, and tourism. The Manx culture, with its own language and traditions, reflects a rich Celtic and Norse heritage.