UK's Loganair to cut flights to 3 destinations from July

Loganair offers flights to and from locations across the UK and France, including Paris, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London. <i>(Image: Getty Images)</i>
Loganair offers flights to and from locations across the UK and France, including Paris, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London. (Image: Getty Images)
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A major UK airline is set to cut flights to three destinations in the coming weeks due to financial pressures.

Loganair offers flights to and from locations across the UK and France, including Paris, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London.

But the regional airline has revealed it can no longer maintain its current level of service "without impacting the wider business".



Full list of flights being cut by Loganair

Loganair will reduce flights between Inverness and Stornoway, Orkney, and Shetland from July 19.

There are currently daily flights from Inverness to Orkney (Kirkwall) and Shetland (Sumburgh), as well as a regular service to Stornoway.

But flights between these destinations will only operate on Saturdays and Sundays from July.

Chief executive of Loganair, Luke Farajallah, speaking to the BBC, said: "We do not take these decisions lightly."

He continued: "The recent increase in fuel prices, together with escalations in aircraft repair costs, airport fees and route charges, mean that Loganair, Hial and Transport Scotland must find a way to sustain lifeline routes where passenger numbers are limited."

"These routes matter to us and to the communities they serve, but we must balance that commitment with the long-term sustainability of Loganair and the wider network those communities also rely on."

Mr Farajallah said that if more funding were secured, then full services could resume in October.

A support package has been offered by Hial, owned by the Scottish government, but it warned that any assistance must be affordable.

Loganair joins other major airlines, including British Airways, Ryanair, and Aer Lingus, in cutting flights in 2026.



UK airlines that have fallen into administration/liquidation in 2026

Meanwhile, four UK airlines have fallen into administration or liquidation in 2026:

Several UK travel companies have also ceased trading in 2026:

Luxury UK holiday company Salamander Voyages shut down back in April after entering administration.



The most recent UK travel company to fall into administration was Groupia Ltd, which offers customers "the best" group travel holidays to destinations in the UK and abroad, including Prague, Split, and Barcelona.

Nigel Fox and Christopher Marsden of S&W Partners LLP were appointed joint administrators on June 16, according to the Groupia website.

It continues: "The Company has now ceased taking new bookings, and arrangements are in place with ABTOT to support customers with existing bookings."

Bookings with the Bath-based company on or before August 31, 2026, are expected to go ahead as planned, while any after that have been cancelled.

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