Manchester Airport: Loganair announces huge expansion to service between Manchester and Aberdeen

Loganair currently operates three services per day to Aberdeen
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The UK’s largest regional airline Loganair has announced it is to expand its number of services between Manchester Airport and Aberdeen in response to growing demand.

The airline has announced a fourth daily return service on the route.

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The additional service will depart Manchester at 12:20pm arriving in Aberdeen at 1.30pm, with an earlier 10.30am departure from Aberdeen for those travelling from Scotland.

Luke Lovegrove, chief commercial officer at Loganair said: “We are thrilled to expand our offering across our service from Manchester to Aberdeen as we respond to growing demand.

"Our service between Aberdeen and Manchester provides crucial connectivity, not just between two of the UK’s largest business hubs but additionally on to the more remote communities we serve.”

Chris Woodroofe, Managing Director at Manchester Airport, said: “We welcome Loganair’s decision to increase capacity on its route from Manchester to Aberdeen.

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“This service forms an important part of our domestic network, also giving people in the north of Scotland even greater access to the more than 110 destinations across four continents served directly from Manchester Airport.”

A spokesperson for Manchester Airport said: “For customers headed north from Manchester, the enhanced schedule is likely to be welcome news by those working in the energy sector; many of whom travel to Aberdeen to meet numerous helicopter flights that connect the North-east of Scotland to offshore platforms across the North Sea.

“For those in Aberdeen, the additional flight times will facilitate better connectivity via Manchester Airport to destinations around the world thanks to Loganair’s interline and codeshare partners; including United Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines.”