National airline is offering long-distance friends the chance to reunite - here's how
Loganair's Season of Connections campaign is searching for the UK's longest-distance friendships, with the winning pair set to receive return flights to finally meet again in person.
Lyn MacDonald, head of marketing and brand at Loganair, said: "This campaign is all about celebrating the real, meaningful connections that define our lives, and demonstrating the role regional travel can play in bringing people together.
"Whether it's been months or years since friends last met in person, we want to help make that reunion possible."
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The competition is open to anyone with a long-distance friend.
Entrants are encouraged to share their stories via Loganair's Instagram or Facebook pages, explaining why their friendship deserves a reunion.
The competition runs until Sunday, August 17, and the winning duo will be announced later this summer with the reunion to take place in autumn.
This new campaign follows the success of Loganair's Christmas giveaway, which offered a year of free flights to one winner.
Inspired by the airline's festive advert Loganair, Actually, the giveaway drew a huge response from the public.
Loganair hopes this new campaign will create another memorable moment, this time between friends kept apart by distance.
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The airline's network spans destinations across the UK and beyond, including remote islands such as Orkney, the Isle of Man and Guernsey, as well as major cities like Glasgow, Manchester and Edinburgh.
Loganair's codeshare agreements with British Airways and KLM also make it possible for passengers to travel even further to see loved ones.
Earlier this year, Loganair was ranked second in the Which? annual customer survey of short-haul airlines, earning a 72% customer score.
The airline received a five-star rating for customer service and four stars for booking, boarding, and cleanliness.
For more information or to enter the competition, visit Loganair's Instagram or Facebook pages and follow the link in their bio.
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