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	Loganair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Loganair was established on 1 February 1962 as the air taxi service of the Logan Construction Company Ltd, operating a single Piper Aztec from Edinburgh.
		Loganair became the second busiest airline at Manchester, the dominant carrier at Belfast City airport, and a significant player in the development of scheduled services at Southampton.
		Loganair continues to hold a British Airways franchise, recently extended for a further 5 year period (to 2008).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loganair (1386 words)

	Shetland Today: Shetland Times Online News Feature
		Loganair only guarantees to provide overnight accommodation for passengers it deems to be "in transit": passengers who have taken a British Airways flight to Glasgow, Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Inverness and are continuing on to Shetland with a separate Loganair flight or vice-versa.
		Loganair was probably more likely to pay for overnight accommodation when flights were delayed because of mechanical faults with the plane, he said, and less likely to pay up when the cause of the delay was weather-related.
		Loganair chairman Scott Grier said if the new rules on compensation were found to be valid following a legal challenge in the European Court of Justice, they would disproportionately effect Loganair which is forced to cancel a greater proportion of its flights than other airlines because of poor weather.
	shetlandtoday.co.uk /Shetlandtimes/content_details.asp?ContentID=17410 (994 words)

	Scotsman.com Business - Loganair poised to end BA franchise deal
		But Scott Grier, Loganair's chairman, believes time might be running out for the franchise because the arrangement may not be as mutually beneficial today as it was in 1994, when the Scottish airline's then-owner, British Midland, originally signed the deal.
		The deal has been the cornerstone of Loganair's business, and ending it is a risk for the company, which is expected to report profits of more than £1m on revenues of close to £50m this year.
		He said: "When Loganair took the BA franchises, they felt it would improve bookings because the airline would be attractive to passengers because of the BA franchise.
	business.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=468162006 (752 words)

	'We are long past the point where anyone could have survived' - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Mr Henderson had worked with Loganair for a number of years and had switched from passenger aircraft to the ambulance operation.
		Loganair chief executive, Jim Cameron, said the early-morning accident was a tragedy for everyone involved.
		Everyone knows one another within Loganair and our thoughts are with the family of our pilot, who has close friends within the company, and the family of the paramedic.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /print/news/5036576.shtml (604 words)

	Loganair: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Loganair began in 1962 as the air taxi taxi quick summary:
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		Loganair continues to operate BA's BAe ATPs on these services until a suitable replacement can be found for the type.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/l/lo/loganair.htm (3599 words)

	Shetland Today: Shetland Times Online News Feature
		Pilot's union Balpa is incensed by a recent decision by Loganair to close its final salary pension scheme forcing staff to instead join a defined contributions scheme.
		Loganair chairman Scott Grier said that out of a total workforce of 300 only 80 people were effected by the decision to close the company's final salary pension scheme.
		Mr Scott said the scheme was running at a deficit and Loganair would have to keep funding the deficit on an annual basis unless action was taken.
	shetlandtoday.co.uk /Shetlandtimes/content_details.asp?ContentID=18685 (317 words)

	The Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Pilots and staff with Loganair are up in arms over the company's plans to terminate its final salary pension scheme months after posting seven-figure profits for the first time in its 43-year history.
		A spokesman for the Glasgow-based company said: "Loganair's final salary pen-sion scheme was closed to new members four years ago and now only a small minority of employees will be affected by the ending of the scheme.
		Loganair carries more than twice as many passengers as it did four years ago and has more than doubled revenues and quadrupled profits since 2001.
	www.theherald.co.uk /57431.shtml (618 words)

	Caithness CWS - Flying - More Loganair Flights
		Loganair Ltd, British Airways’ the principal flight operator in the
		Edinburgh is an important destination for public and private sector travellers and I am sure they will welcome the new frequencies which will help them achieve their goals without overnight stops.
		The Loganair fleet consists of 15 aircraft and includes eight Saab 340s, two Twin Otters and 5 Islander aircraft.
	www.caithness.org /flying/moreloganairflights.htm (487 words)

	Loganair
		This is in part due to the fact that British Airways transferred “thin” routes to Loganair.
		Loganair introduced an air service between Glasgow and Derry in 1979.
		Loganair has a franchise partnership with British Airways.
	www.insure121.com /travel-loganair.htm (334 words)

	Saab Aircraft
		Loganair has been in PEP since the start of their Saab 340 operations in 1999 and the fact that they now choose to extend the relationship for an additional period, and increase their Saab 340 fleet as well, is a clear recognition of the quality support services provided by Saab.
		We look forward to helping Loganair further evolve their already successful operation.” Loganair Ltd is synonymous with aviation in Scotland, and since 1962 it has provided air travel to the communities of its home market to proudly earn the title of Scotland’s Airline.
		Loganair also has a significant presence in Ireland with flights between Glasgow and Dublin, Cork, City of Derry and also Dublin to Knock.
	www.saabaircraft.com /PressRelease/ViewPressRelease.aspx?serviceid=7&nodeid=2&pressreleaseid=35 (534 words)

	West Highland Free Press Local Newspaper for the Isle of Skye and Western Isles in the Gaelic and English (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Loganair and Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd are currently locked in discussions which could have major implications for the price and availability of seats on the Benbecula-Glasgow and Stornoway-Glasgow air routes, the Free Press has learned.
		Loganair’s lease on three British Airways ATP aircraft expires next spring and it is feared that they may be moved to other routes if a fresh contract is agreed.
		Loganair are at present reviewing their future fleet, the HIAL spokesman said, and the Barra-Glasgow route could also be affected by that review.
	www.whfp.com /1692/top1.html (705 words)

	Galway Airport
		Loganair will offer a single class service on board the aircraft, and business travellers can benefit from both BA Miles and On Business awards.
		Loganair’s Chief Executive Jim Cameron said “‘this link recognises the importance of an air service between Scotland’s largest city and the largest city on Ireland’s western seaboard.
		Joe Higgins, Chairman of Galway Airport said he is “delighted by Loganair’s announcement and looks forward to working with the airline to develop a successful route.
	www.galwayairport.com /newsdetail.asp?id=8 (259 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Deal secures island air services
		Loganair has announced it is taking over the operation of seven British Airways routes in Scotland.
		Loganair already operates all services between the Scottish mainland and Orkney under its franchise agreement with British Airways.
		Jim Cameron, chief executive of Loganair, said he was delighted with the new agreement.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/3243568.stm (307 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Sabbath flights spark island anger
		The airline Loganair is to provide a new Sunday service to Stornoway on Lewis, where public transport services and businesses do not operate on the "Lord's Day".
		Loganair will introduce flights linking Stornoway with Edinburgh and Inverness from the end of October.
		Loganair's managing director Scott Grier said the company had been considering the proposal for some time.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/2132130.stm (473 words)

	Upgrade to Glasgow-Tiree Air Service by Loganair
		The air service between Glasgow and the Isle of Tiree was enhanced this week with British Airways franchise partner Loganair introducing a larger aircraft on the route.
		"Loganair has listened very carefully to views of stakeholders, who informed us that capacity was a major issue on the route, and we are delighted to be able to provide an enhanced service and upgraded aircraft for three days per week.
		Inglis Lyon, managing director of HIAL, said: "This is a very welcome move by Loganair and demonstrates that by working together, the airport and airline can bring about service enhancements that not only benefit the island's residents but will also allow more people to visit Tiree by air from the mainland.
	hial.co.uk /Default.aspx.LocID-014new16q.RefLocID-01402w00h001.Lang-... (457 words)

	British Airways franchise destinations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In addition to the comprehensive list of destinations offered by British Airways itself, many more towns and cities can be reached through BA's franchise and subsidiary operations.
		Together with wholly owned subsidiary BA Connect, franchise carriers GB Airways, BMED, Loganair, Sun Air and Comair operate aircraft in full British Airways livery, offer full BA service and staff wear BA uniform.
		Due to the scattered structure of the Orkney and Shetland island groupings, British Airways' franchise partner Loganair provide vital links to many destinations on the islands.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_Airways_franchise_destinations (246 words)

	Loganair Increases Flights on Edinburgh to Inverness and Stornoway Routes
		Loganair Ltd, British Airways’ franchise partner and the principal flight operator in the Highlands and Islands, has increased its air links from Edinburgh to Inverness and Stornoway.
		Jim Cameron, chief executive of Loganair said: "The new flights from Edinburgh to Inverness and Stornoway mean that there is, for the first time, a viable day return option for our customers out of Edinburgh.
		Loganair's new services were also welcomed by Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
	www.hial.co.uk /Default.aspx.LocID-014new101.RefLocID-01402w00h001.Lang-EN.htm (464 words)

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		Loganair made a number of changes to their timetable in November 2004, the most significant being the introduction of a service from Wick to Sumburgh and the withdrawal of the Wick to Kirkwall service.
		There appears to be a large increase in frequency on the Loganair Sumburgh to Glasgow flight.
		However, since 2003 Loganair have taken over operation of the BA CitiExpress service and so no real increase in frequency between the two areas has occurred.
	www.hie.co.uk /baseline-transport-report---2004.doc (8144 words)

	Boardingmedia Blog » Blog Archive » LOGAN - the “car” is flying
		Loganair began in 1962 as the air taxi service of the Logan Construction Company Ltd, operating a single Piper Aztec from Edinburgh.
		Air ambulance services were established in 1967 covering Coll, Colonsay, Oronsay, Mull and Oban, and Loganair is proud to maintain the relationship with the Scottish Ambulance Service, and to continually provide air ambulance cover with dedicated Britten Norman Islander aircraft at Glasgow, Kirkwall and Lerwick.
		This entry was posted on Friday, March 10th, 2006 at 4:15 pm and is filed under General, Airlines and Aircrafts.
	boardingmedia.net /blog/?p=179 (262 words)

	May 13 2004 - Press Release
		The lessee, Loganair, has been a customer of the Company and its affiliates since 1995.
		“Loganair has continued to be successful by operating turboprops in a region well suited to their use.”
		Loganair, founded in 1962, is the largest operator of internal Scottish flights with regular services within the mainland and to the Western and Northern Isles.
	www.aerocentury.com /press-releases/2004/05-13-2004.htm (180 words)

	Lifeline Services For Tiree And Barra Secured - Boyack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Loganair Ltd has been awarded two contracts to provide lifeline air services between Glasgow and the Highlands.
		Loganair's bid is able to meet the contract specifications from April 2000.
		A second Twin Otter has been sourced in the United States and will be operational on these lifeline routes in June once the necessary modifications required by the Civil Aviation Authority have been carried out.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /news/2000/03/se0778.asp?textonly=TRUE (404 words)

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