Loganair has adjusted its fuel surcharge on new ticket sales in response to changes in global fuel prices.
The airline, which announced the surcharge in March this year as worldwide oil prices increased, has set out three zones to apportion the surcharge on an equitable basis in line with distance travelled.
This means that the fuel surcharge on the shortest flights - under 200 miles and typically covering lifeline routes to and from the Scottish Islands and the Isle of Man - will fall from its current £3.95 per flight to £1.95 from 9 September.
