#31 Among Airlines
Point Value
1.3 ¢
Program Score
3.5
Since Loganair adopted Avios as its currency, it should be on your radar:
The only way to earn Loganair Avios directly is by flying on Loganair. Since Loganair uses Avios as its currency, you can also earn Avios with the other airlines that use Avios, then move those Avios freely between all seven airlines.
Airlines that also use Avios:
Loganair awards a fixed number of Avios per ticketed fare, regardless of flight distance. The number of Avios you earn depends on the fare type:
You can transfer Avios for free between your Loganair Loyalty account and your own linked Avios Partner accounts at a 1:1 ratio. Your name and email address must match across accounts, and transfers do not extend the expiration of your Loganair Avios.
The only way to redeem your Loganair Avios is by booking flights on Loganair or transferring them to another Avios earning airline. All award flights booked on Loganair are 6500 Avios one-way. Inter-Orkney Islands flights cannot be booked using Avios.
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Loganair is a niche program best for anyone who travels to Scotland and the U.K. regularly. The route network is small, but because it uses Avios as its currency, you can transfer Avios freely between all seven airlines that use the currency. All Loganair redemptions cost 6500 Avios, making it a simple and predictable program when flying on Loganair metal. You can also transfer Avios to redeem flights on the other six Avios-earning airlines.
Loganair doesn’t have any co-branded credit cards or direct transfer partners, but you can earn Avios through the partners of the other Avios programs and move them into Loganair as needed. This won’t be a program most people prioritize since it lacks a traditional frequent flier structure or premium cabins, but it’s worth being aware of because of how easily you can earn and spend Avios when flying with Loganair.
No. Loganair is not part of any airline alliance. It was once in oneworld but left in 2008. It does have codeshare flights with British Airways and shares the Avios currency with six other airlines, which lets you earn and redeem Avios across all seven programs.
No. Loganair is an independent Scottish airline and not owned by British Airways. They are affiliated through codeshares, and they both use Avios as their currency. When you fly either airline, you earn Avios that you can redeem across all seven programs who use them.
Loganair does not have a traditional frequent flier program with elite status or perks. You do earn Avios on Loganair flights, though, and can redeem them for flights on Loganair or any of the seven airlines that use Avios as their shared rewards currency.
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