Loganair has unveiled its 2026/27 winter schedule, with flights now on sale through to March 2027 as the carrier looks to capitalise on strong seasonal demand across its regional network.
Passengers booking early will have access to the airline’s lowest fares, with the UK’s leading regional airline encouraging customers to secure travel plans in advance of what is traditionally one of the busiest periods of the year, particularly around Christmas and New Year.
More than 40 destinations are now available to book across Loganair’s 70-route network, including services from key bases such as Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Southampton, alongside operations from Jersey, the Isle of Man, London and Dublin.
The airline recently strengthened its presence on the south coast with the opening of its tenth base at Southampton, introducing new routes to Exeter, Manchester and Jersey. The move enhances regional connectivity ahead of the winter season, with flights to Southampton starting from £62 one-way.
Loganair customers can also take advantage of the carrier’s growing list of international partnerships, which include Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines and Aer Lingus. These agreements enable passengers to book onward travel on a single ticket while collecting Avios through the airline’s loyalty programme.
Operational performance remains a key selling point. According to figures published by the Civil Aviation Authority(CAA), Loganair was the most punctual major airline for UK arrivals and departures between January and September 2025. The airline achieved an on-time performance rate of 81 per cent, significantly ahead of the industry average of 72 per cent, based on analysis of the 20 airlines carrying the most passengers at UK airports.
In addition to competitive fares, Loganair includes a 21kg baggage allowance as standard, offering added value for customers travelling for extended stays or multi-stop trips across its extensive regional network.
Ronnie Matheson, Chief Commercial Officer at Loganair, said the early release of the winter schedule gives passengers “greater choice and access to our lowest fares”.
He added: “We know many people will book travel over the holiday season to visit family and we want to give back to our passengers who plan ahead by offering them the best price for early bookings.
“Across our network, there is an abundance of winter events to attend, like Up Helly Aa in Shetland, Celtic Connections in Glasgow, Winter Wonderland in London, and festive markets stretching across the UK.
“This is one of our busiest periods, with strong demand for family visits, business travel and leisure breaks. We encourage customers to book early to secure the best value and preferred flight times.”
Lead-in fares for the winter season include Aberdeen–Dublin from £54 one-way, City of Derry–London Heathrow from £72, Manchester–Newquay from £74, Isle of Man–Manchester from £62 and Manchester–Southampton from £64.