The inaugural flight took off on Saturday, 31 May, kicking off a seasonal service that will run once a week on Saturdays through the summer.

Flights depart Glasgow at 13:00, landing in Newquay at 14:30, with the return leg leaving Newquay at 15:05 and arriving back in Glasgow by 16:35 – giving passengers ample time to enjoy their first and last days at either destination.

The new connection opens one of the UK’s most stunning regions, renowned for its sweeping beaches, surfing hotspots, coastal trails, and world-famous attractions nearby such as the Eden Project and St Ives.

For travellers from Cornwall, the route offers a convenient gateway to explore the buzzing culture, historic landmarks, and warm hospitality of Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.

The launch of the Glasgow-Newquay route follows increased demand for UK domestic holidays and continues Loganair’s expansion of its regional network, connecting smaller cities and coastal regions across the country with direct, no-fuss travel.

With fares starting from £89.99 one-way, passengers can also take advantage of Loganair’s generous 21 kg luggage allowance, including 15 kg hold and 6 kg cabin baggage, and family-friendly benefits on selected routes.

The new service underlines Loganair’s commitment to supporting UK connectivity, giving travellers more choice and flexibility for leisure and family travel throughout the year.

Earlier this year, Loganair was ranked second in the Which? annual customer survey of short-haul airlines, achieving a 72% customer score. The airline received a five-star rating for customer service and four stars for booking, boarding, and cleanliness.

To book tickets or to explore Loganair’s wide network of regional travel opportunities, visit loganair.co.uk.