LOGANAIR is introducing its first ATR aircraft to Glasgow Airport which will serve the Glasgow to Donegal route from August.
The new ATR-42-600 aircrafts which are larger, quieter, and more efficient than the Saab 340s they replace, have been introduced as a multimillion investment to upgrade and futureproof Loganair’s fleet.
This service will benefit from up to a 45pc increase in capacity as the airline aims to offer greater availability of lower fares.
Customers in Donegal will benefit from an improved cabin experience including larger overhead luggage storage, four-abreast seating, and a quieter, more comfortable flight.
Increased hold capacity also supports Loganair’s carriage of pets.
The airline is the only operator in the UK which charges such a low fee of just £50 one-way for this service rather than a cargo rate which other carriers apply, and which can be significantly higher.
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