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Loganair compensation guide
The airline name alone does not determine your rights. Route, operating carrier and disruption details matter.
Quick answer
Could your flight qualify?
You may be entitled to compensation after an eligible Loganair delay, cancellation, involuntary denied boarding or disrupted connection. Because Loganair is a UK carrier, UK261 can be particularly important on flights departing from or arriving in the UK.
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Passenger rights
Which passenger rights could apply?
Loganair operates an extensive UK regional network as well as international services to European destinations including Ireland and France. UK261 is therefore the main passenger-rights framework, while EC261 can become relevant when a Loganair flight departs from an EU airport.
United Kingdom
UK261
£220–£520 in qualifying cases
Qualifying Loganair flights departing from the UK can fall under UK261. Because Loganair is a UK carrier, qualifying Loganair-operated flights arriving in the UK from abroad can also fall within the UK framework.
Read the United Kingdom guideEuropean Union
EC261
€250–€600 in qualifying cases
Loganair serves EU airports including Dublin and destinations in France. A qualifying Loganair flight departing from an EU airport can fall under EC261. Because Loganair is not an EU carrier, an inbound flight from the UK is generally treated differently.
Read the European Union guideFlight disruptions
What happened to your Loganair flight?
Delayed flight
A significant arrival delay may qualify depending on the route, applicable passenger-rights rules and cause of the disruption.
Cancelled flight
Cancellation rights can depend on notice timing, the reason for cancellation and any alternative journey offered.
Denied boarding
Involuntary denied boarding can create compensation, alternative travel, refund and care rights in qualifying circumstances.
Missed connection
A connecting journey booked as one itinerary may qualify when a disruption causes you to reach your final destination significantly late.
Important conditions
What can affect your eligibility?
The Loganair name alone does not settle entitlement. Travaro checks the actual route, operating carrier, disruption cause, booking structure and final arrival impact before determining which passenger-rights rules may apply.
UK261 is central to Loganair journeys
Loganair is a UK carrier, so qualifying UK departures and qualifying Loganair-operated arrivals into the UK can fall within UK261.
EU departures can bring EC261 into scope
A Loganair flight departing from an EU airport can fall under EC261 even though Loganair itself is not an EU carrier.
Operating carrier matters on partner journeys
Loganair sells journeys involving partner airlines. If another airline physically operates the affected flight, that carrier can affect the applicable rights.
Regional connections should be assessed as a full journey
Where connecting flights are booked together, a disruption on an earlier sector can matter if it causes a significant delay at the protected final destination.
Weather and airport conditions can affect compensation
Severe weather and genuine operational restrictions outside the airline's control can affect fixed compensation, although other passenger rights may remain.
Cancellation notice and alternative travel matter
When you were informed and what replacement journey was offered can change your rights under the applicable framework.
Keep the complete itinerary
Loganair journeys can involve regional connections or partner services, so the full booking is often needed to assess the disruption properly.
What to keep
Keep a clear record of the journey
Keep records that show your complete Loganair journey, which airline actually operated each affected sector and how the disruption changed your arrival.
Your Loganair booking confirmation and complete itinerary.
Boarding passes or e-tickets for each affected sector.
The LM flight number and scheduled travel date.
Any 'Operated by' information for partner or interline services.
Loganair emails, text messages or app notifications about the disruption.
Any explanation provided for the delay, cancellation or denied boarding.
Replacement-flight, rail, ferry or other alternative-travel details where offered.
Your actual arrival time at the final destination.
Itemised receipts for reasonable meals, accommodation or local transport where relevant.
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