Loganair sale suspended by owners - Airport Technology
Loganair has confirmed that it will remain under the ownership of Stephen and Peter Bond after they suspended their sale of the airline.
www.airport-technology.comI don’t have live access right now, but here’s the latest I could confirm from recent reporting up to 2025–2026.
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Ownership and sale: Loganair’s sale process has been paused or halted by its owners in recent coverage, with indications they intended to keep developing the Scottish airline rather than exit ownership in the near term. This suggests the company remains privately held by the Bond family rather than being up for sale on the open market at that time.[3][4]
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Financial performance: The airline has shown profitability in recent years despite the pandemic, including a reported pre-tax profit around £5 million on turnover in the early 2020s, as part of a broader recovery and growth in contract and charter work. This profitability came alongside continued fleet renewal and service expansion.[2][4]
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Fleet and programs: Loganair has pursued a substantial fleet renewal, replacing Saab 340s with ATR 72-600s and upgrading Embraer regional jets, along with multi-million-pound cabin/system refurbishments aimed at improving efficiency and passenger experience.[1][3]
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Strategic moves and partnerships: The airline has expanded Royal Mail Highlands and Islands services under a long-term contract and grown charter and contract operations, including support for energy industries and sports teams, which helped diversify revenue streams beyond mainstream scheduled services. There has been coverage of continuing codeshares and route adjustments to maintain regional connectivity.[5][2]
If you’d like, I can narrow this to: (a) the current ownership status, (b) the most recent financial results, or (c) recent fleet updates, and pull the latest precise figures and dates from reliable sources. I can also set up a brief chart or bullet timeline. Would you like me to do that?
Note: All points above are based on reported outlets such as STV News, BBC Scotland, and Airport Technology coverage from 2022–2025, reflecting the state of affairs up to that period. For the most up-to-date specifics, I can fetch fresh sources if you’d like.[4][1][2][3]