As mentioned on the Derry Airport thread, Loganair are taking over GLA-LDY in October when Ryanair move to Edinburgh.

Operating five days per week, Loganair will utilise a 33-seat Saab 340 aircraft on Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday with a larger, 50-capacity Saab 2000 aircraft used for Sunday evening services.

Services will depart Glasgow at 10.55am on Mondays and Saturdays, arriving in Derry 50 minutes later at 11.45am.

The return trip from Derry will take to the skies at 12.15pm.

The Thursday, Friday and Sunday services leave Glasgow at 6.55pm, with return flights leaving Northern Ireland’s second largest city at 8.15pm.


Full report here
 
Loganair have dropped their Glasgow to Newquay route. No doubt as a result of Easyjet launching the route.
 

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