Loganair UK261 Claim: Fees and Timelines
Loganair UK261 claim guide: Loganair is Scotland's largest regional airline, operating turboprop and small jet service across Scotland, the Scottish islands, and regional UK/Europe.
Loganair Under UK261
Loganair is Scotland's largest regional airline (based Glasgow, operating to Orkney, Shetland, Stornoway, Islay, and regional UK/Europe). UK261 covers any flight departing a UK airport. A Loganair UK261 claim files with Loganair customer service, escalates to CAA.
Amounts on Loganair Routes
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Under 1,500 km: £220 (most Loganair routes).
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1,500-3,500 km: £350 (some UK-Europe routes).
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Over 3,500 km: £520 (rare for Loganair).
See uk261 amount tiers after brexit for full tiers.
Scottish Island Route Considerations
Island routes (Orkney, Shetland, Stornoway, Islay) face high weather-cancellation rates. Weather is generally extraordinary circumstances under UK261, exempting compensation. But operational issues (crew timing, aircraft rotation) are not.
Push back on 'operational weather' framing. The airline must prove the specific disruption was weather-caused, not just weather-adjacent.
Loganair's Response Pattern
Loganair has a moderate denial rate and typical 30-45 day response time. Regional volume is lower than easyJet or BA, which generally means faster individual claim processing. See tui airways UK261 claim fees and timelines.
Filing
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loganair.co.uk > Contact > EU261/UK261 claim.
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Fill flight details.
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Select cash via bank transfer.
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Submit and note reference.
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Wait 28-45 days.
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Escalate to CAA if denied.
CAA Escalation for Small Carriers
CAA review for smaller carriers is often faster than for large ones: 6-12 weeks vs 8-16 weeks. Loganair generally follows CAA determinations. Alternative: UK small claims court for £220 claims is straightforward. See uk261 passenger rights summer 2026 edition.
File Your Loganair Claim
Check your flight. For the framework, see the denied boarding compensation guide and the UK261 passenger rights pillar.