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Loganair is slashing flights to three key Scottish islands starting July 19, cutting weekend-only service between Inverness and Stornoway, Orkney, and Shetland—amid soaring fuel, repair, and airport costs. The airline’s CEO acknowledges the routes’ importance to local communities but stresses the need to stay financially viable, hoping to restore full schedules by October if additional funding materializes. With support from the Scottish government, Loganair joins a growing list of UK airlines—including British Airways and Ryanair—cutting routes as the travel industry grapples with mounting pressures. Passengers must now plan around weekend-only flights, while the future of these vital links hinges on securing affordable financial relief.

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