Loganair cabin crew ballot opened 8 Oct, strike could affect multiple UK airports

Loganair cabin crew ballot opened 8 Oct, strike could affect multiple UK airports
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Loganair opened a ballot for cabin crew industrial action on 8 October that closed on 27 October, with more than 60 crew members potentially participating. The airline reported an after‑tax profit of £31.6 million over the last four years.

Ballot timeline

The ballot for industrial action opened on 8 October and closed on 27 October.

More than 60 Loganair cabin crew could take part if they vote in favour.

Potential flight impact

If members vote for action, staff at Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Isle of Man and Southampton airports will be affected.

Cabin crew service flights across the UK and Ireland will be impacted.

Recent route changes

Loganair stopped its public service obligation routes in and out of Dundee airport in August.

Financial background

Loganair Limited has an after‑tax profit of £31.6 million over the last four years.

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