UK regional airline Loganair (LM/LOG) has stepped in on vital connections from Aberdeen following Eastern Airways (T3/EZE) cessation of operations yesterday.
The Glasgow based airline is offering special rescue fares on its Aberdeen/Kirkwall and Aberdeen/Sumburgh routes to help passengers who were affected by Eastern Airways collapse.
Loganair is also reaching to crews employed by Eastern Airways.
A spokesperson for Loganair said: “Following widespread speculation concerning Eastern Airways operations, we’re stepping in to support passengers in any way we can. As part of our commitment to keeping the islands connected, we’re introducing a special rescue fare on our Aberdeen/Kirkwall and Aberdeen/Sumburgh routes to assist affected Eastern Airways customers in reaching their destinations with minimal disruption.
“More information on how to book can be found here: https://lnkd.in/dxnEyqU6
“We are also here to support affected Eastern Airways team members in any way we can. You can reach out to the Loganair Recruitment Team via email – crewrecruitment@loganair.co.uk
“As part of the wider aviation community, we stand in solidarity with our colleagues, customers, and partners affected, and we extend our empathy and support.”
Eastern Airways suspended operations yesterday and filed notice of its intention to appoint administrators following widening losses.
The Hunberside-based airline operated domestic flights within the UK and also provided charter flights, particularly for sports teams include many UK premiership teams.
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