Airline launches new route from Glasgow to coastal surf spot
Loganair has announced it will now be flying from the city to Newquay in Cornwall during the summer months.
The new service offers Glaswegians a direct route to Cornwall's coastline and 'vibrant' seaside culture.
(Image: Loganair)
Luke Lovegrove, chief commercial officer at Loganair, said: 'We're pleased to be serving this exciting route for our summer schedule linking Glasgow and Newquay – bringing two vibrant regions closer together just in time for the summer season.
'We have been pleasantly surprised by the strength of demand on this route, which bodes well for the future development of it, and we look forward to working closely with both Glasgow and Newquay airports to unlock its potential.'
The inaugural flight departed on Sunday, May 25.
It will run twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays throughout the summer, offering flexibility for long weekends or extended beach breaks.
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Flights leave Glasgow at 10.50am and land in Newquay at 12.30pm, with the return leg leaving Cornwall at 1pm and landing back in the city at 2.40pm.
Prices start from £89.99 one-way.
Passengers will also have a luggage allowance of 21kg, including 15kg hold and 6kg cabin baggage.
Cornwall is described as one of the UK's 'most stunning' regions, renowned for its sweeping beaches, surfing hotspots, coastal trails, and world-famous attractions such as St Ives.
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Jonathan Ford, portfolio manager at AGS Airports, said: 'We are delighted to see Loganair, Glasgow's home airline, expand its network with the reinstatement of the popular Glasgow to Newquay route.
'This key leisure service offers a fantastic opportunity for travellers from Western Scotland to explore one of the UK's most stunning holiday destinations.
'With the addition of Newquay, Glasgow will be connected to nine destinations in England this summer.
'This development underscores our ongoing commitment to providing passengers with a diverse range of direct services across the UK, serving passengers looking for both business connections and leisure services.'
The launch of the new route follows a reported increase in demand for UK domestic holidays.
It also continues Loganair's expansion of its regional network, connecting smaller cities and coastal regions across the country with direct, 'no-fuss' travel.
For further information, visit Loganair's website HERE.
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