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BA318
I posted this in the Loganair thread also but feels relevant here given it’s in response to Flybe. Loganair's MD going for it, complete with "No more maybes" tag line on their ad.
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Loganair's 60-year history is built upon service to local communities; it's a fundamental part of what we do. Other airlines come and go.
Some promise to come back, yet tell their customers less than 72 hours before they're due to land that they've completely cancelled the routes. It's undoubtedly been a tough summer for our industry as a whole, but I'm still taken aback that any airline would or could cancel whole routes only three days before their inaugural flights are due to take off.
And so with that in mind, I'm pleased to confirm that Loganair flies daily from the Isle of Man to London Heathrow, and up to twice daily from Isle of Man to London City. [We fly to the Isle of Man from Birmingham, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester too.]
Our locally-based Isle of Man pilots and cabin crew will be delighted to welcome you aboard a Loganair aircraft, maintained by our great team of Isle of Man-based engineers. With same-ticket onward connections at Heathrow to several of the world's major airlines, we're truly in it for the long haul - just like our commitment to the communities we serve."
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jonat...member_desktop
Brilliant from Loganair and yet another
PR disaster for BE (will they ever learn)!