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This interview with the Loganair CEO specifically addresses the issue of CWL. The questions are listed below the video but my browser is being uncooperative so I don’t know his answers!
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Addressing a question specific to CWL, the Loganair CEO said that demand generally has reduced by 85%-90% and by the end of this year was likely to be still down by 25%-40%. Operating a single daily route might mean that if it had to be reduced to 4-5 weekly and there was still too much capacity then any further reduction would leave the route no good to anyone.
He did say though that one answer might be to include en-route stops on single-daily services, and he thought this might be seen more and more in the future, and gave CWL-MAN-EDI or CWL-LBA-EDI as possible examples.
He did not say though that CWL would be back next year as he did with some summer season routes elsewhere that have been removed from this summer's programme.