Profile on Loganair

ICAO Code: LOG
Corporate Address: St. Andrews Drive,
Glasgow Airport
PAISLEY
Renfrewshire
PA3 2TG
Website: http://www.loganair.co.uk/
Main hub: Papa Westray Airport
Country: United Kingdom
Business model: Regional/Commuter

Location of Loganair main hub (Papa Westray Airport)

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bmi to cancel services to Edinburgh and Glasgow from Leeds

19-Apr-12 10:45 AM

Loganair to takeover Glasgow-Leeds Bradford service from bmi

18-Apr-12 12:40 PM

Loganair launches Glasgow-Newquay service with Flybe

9-Apr-12 10:27 AM

Loganair to increase Glasgow-Donegal frequency in summer 2012

2-Apr-12 10:24 AM

Flybe and Loganair resume Devon-Norfolk service

28-Mar-12 11:49 AM

Flybe adjusts Norwich-Manchester service

8-Mar-12 10:11 AM

Passenger numbers flat as Isle of Man Airport receives mixed news on traffic trends

20-Feb-12 10:23 AM

Flybe to expand Norwich network

13-Jan-12 10:33 AM

Flybe to transfer Manchester-Norwich service to Loganair

16-Dec-11 9:33 AM

Loganair reports 11th consecutive annual profit in FY2011

2-Dec-11 12:24 PM

Flybe network covers 203 routes across 36 UK and 60 European networks

10-Nov-11 2:30 PM

Highlands and Islands Airports Limited reports 'another fantastic month' for traffic at Inverness

13-Oct-11 11:59 AM

Saab extends flight hours agreement with Loganair

7-Oct-11 10:56 AM

Loganair introduces Donegal services

6-Sep-11 10:20 AM

Aer Arann and Loganair win contracts for PSO routes between Donegal/Kerry and Dublin

25-Aug-11 9:42 AM

Flybe holds 27% market share in UK domestic market

18-Aug-11 12:41 PM

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flybe launches IPO to fund expansion

16-Dec-10 10:21 AM

flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline and the UK’s largest domestic carrier, has raised up to GBP66 million from its much-awaited and delayed listing on the London Stock Exchange on 09-Dec-2010. The airline, like many others, has been intending to list for many years but plans had been deferred due to market volatility.

Flybe’s profits under pressure

13-Jul-09 2:51 PM

Flybe stated it would report a profit for the 12 months ended 31-Mar-09, but expects profits to be lower than originally forecast. CEO and Chairman, Jim French, attributed the expected profits to the carrier’s “resilient business model”, which has provided it with flexibility to adjust capacity when required

Flybe explores acquisition opportunities during economic downturn

24-Nov-08 11:00 AM

Flybe confirmed it would continue to explore acquisition opportunities as part of its growth strategy, aiming to take advantage of the “predicted spate of bankruptcies” it expects will take place during the current economic downturn. A Flybe spokesperson stated, “Flybe is acquisitive and there will be more deals. We can definitely see the fleet growing (by acquisition).”

Flybe's stirred not shaken strategy sees it through, for now

12-Sep-08 3:29 PM

Flybe has a different strategy from most other airlines. That’s probably why it has a different bottom line, reporting an improved pre-tax profit of GBP35.4 million for FY07/08 (12 months to 31-Mar-08), on a 46% year-on-year increase in revenue, to GBP535.9 million - and vindicating its acquisition of BA Connect in Mar-07 (Flybe has moved quickly to achieve the originally estimated cost savings and revenue gains of more than GBP40 million p/a, while ending BA Connect’s GBP40 million annual loss).

Flybe expanding amid the turmoil

2-Jul-08 2:22 PM

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Europe's largest regional carrier, Flybe, stated on 30-Jun-08 that it forecasts record profits in its upcoming full year results, and that it will “not only survive, but prosper in these difficult times”. According to CCO, Mike Rutter, the carrier's break-even load factor has fallen and it has a “rigorous fuel hedging policy”, currently hedged at 76% for the rest of the year. Fuel at current prices makes up 24.6% of the carrier’s cost base, according to Flybe.