Loganair is scrapping almost 300 flights after the airline confirmed it is suspending all operations at Cornwall Airport Newquay over winter. The decision, which will mean Loganair has no presence at the site between November 2022 and March 2023, affects three routes to Scotland.
The daily services to Aberdeen Airport, via Manchester, will be axed, as will non-stop flights to Edinburgh and Newcastle. It means almost 300 flights scheduled at Newquay over the five-month period will be scrapped by the UK's largest regional airline.
And more planned flights will be withdrawn for next year's summer schedule, which starts in March. Loganair flights to Inverness Airport, via Teeside, will not return to the schedule.
