▶️ Video Review: Loganair: Scotland’s BIG airline flying TINY planes

[jwotravelexpert]

Loganair might be the UK’s largest regional airline, but it operates some seriously tiny planes! Today, I’m flying from Manchester to Aberdeen aboard the increasingly rare Embraer ERJ-145, a compact regional jet featuring an unusual one-two seating layout.

I’ll show you the full Loganair experience, from check-in at Manchester Airport to the cabin, onboard service and arrival in Aberdeen. We’ll also explore why this proudly Scottish airline matters, not only to aviation enthusiasts, but to the remote communities that depend on its vital lifeline routes.

With Flybe, flybmi, Eastern Airways and Blue Islands now gone, Britain’s regional airline industry has become considerably smaller. Does Loganair offer something worth preserving, and should you fly the ERJ-145 while you still can?

📍 Route: Manchester (MAN) to Aberdeen (ABZ)
✈️ Aircraft: Embraer ERJ-145 (G-SAJF)
💺 Cabin: Economy
⌛ Flight Time: 1 hour, 7 minutes
💵 Cost: 6,500 Avios plus £70.35 Taxes/Fees (one way cash-fare)

Watch now:

 

[Seasider]

I flew Loganair ATR72 recently and found it an enjoyable experience although only 30 mins flight.