The biggest-ever summer schedule for services between Glasgow and Donegal has been released.
Loganair has revealed its biggest-ever summer schedule for services between Glasgow Airport and the Irish town.
Running from April to October, flights will increase from 2023’s schedule of three per week to four per week for 2024. "It’s breathtaking, and we are glad the expanded service next summer will give more customers than ever the chance to see this incredible part of Ireland. The service will again be operated by the quieter and more comfortable ATR-42 aircraft, and will run on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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