Loganair is a Scottish regional airline whose network links mainland cities and island communities across the UK, with services beyond the British Isles. Founded in 1962 by Willie Logan, it started as an air taxi business and operated its first scheduled Dundee–Edinburgh service in 1963. Regional connectivity remains central to its work.
Choose your aircraft to explore the Loganair seat maps listed below.
Choose a seat when booking or add one through Manage My Booking; a fee may apply depending on your ticket. A seat is assigned free at check-in if you have not selected one. Particular seats are not guaranteed: Loganair can move passengers for operational or safety reasons, including after boarding, with a refund of a paid reservation fee when it requires the move.
Contact the Customer Help Centre when booking or before travel. Loganair reviews the need and aircraft individually, with suitable access generally toward the front on Embraer aircraft and rear on ATRs. A seat meeting reduced-mobility needs is free; a previously paid fee is refunded once the request is confirmed. Companion seating is subject to reasonable efforts.
No. Loganair’s safety restrictions exclude children, passengers with mobility limitations, those travelling with infants and those needing extended seat belts. Passengers who require assistance cannot occupy emergency-exit rows; ask the airline to arrange a suitable alternative.
Yes, when the instrument cannot fit within cabin-baggage limits, an extra seat may be possible. The instrument must be no more than 145 cm long or high and 32 kg, and its shape must be suitable. Numbers are limited, so call the Help Centre before travel to confirm that it fits and buy the seat.
