As the UK's largest regional airline provider, Loganair has announced it will be flying directly from Glasgow Airport to Cornwall Airport Newquay on Saturday afternoon, with flights available to book now for May – September 2025 dates.
The direct flights will be priced from £89.99. The fare includes all luggage – in-hold and cabin baggage – as well as taxes.
Luke Lovegrove, Chief Commercial Officer at Loganair said:
“We are really pleased to be adding the Glasgow to Newquay service to our network of regional UK routes, and we’re sure it will prove a popular choice in summer 2025.
We will continue to work closely with the teams at both airports to maximise the potential of this route in line with our continued commitment to UK regional connectivity.”
Chris Tibbett, Aero Director at AGS Airports, said:
“We are thrilled to see Glasgow’s home airline, Loganair, expanding its network with the reinstatement of the popular Glasgow to Newquay route. Thousands of passengers travel between Glasgow and Cornwall each summer, and this key leisure service provides an excellent opportunity for those in Western Scotland to explore one of the UK’s most beautiful holiday destinations.
With the addition of Newquay, Glasgow will be connected to nine destinations in England next summer. This news highlights our continued commitment to offering passengers a wide range of direct services across the UK.”
The addition of the Glasgow to Newquay route joins Loganair’s other Newquay direct flights from Edinburgh, Manchester and Newcastle.
Amy Smith, Head of Commercial at Cornwall Airport Newquay, said:
"We’re delighted to see the return of the Newquay to Glasgow route, now served by Loganair. This connection has always been popular, and we're excited to offer passengers another opportunity to travel between Cornwall and Scotland. We look forward to working with Loganair to make this route a great success and are pleased to see their route network from Newquay expand.”
On Cornwall’s spectacular northern shores, where the Atlantic breakers roar onto glorious beaches, discover fabulous countryside, immense tranquillity and a wealth of things to see and do.
Loganair tells us that Newquay, with no less than 12 sandy beaches, has earned the title of surfing capital of England, but you don’t have to catch waves to coast through a pleasant day by the seaside. Bustling Newquay Harbour is a must-see, and you can hook up with fishing trips and excursions. The bright, wide-open spaces of the beaches are ideal for all the family, plus the Blue Reef Aquarium on the town seafront boasts sharks and rays. Another creature feature is Newquay Zoo and its lions, sloths, penguins and tropical creepy crawlies. Stroll in Trenance Gardens and have fun in Trenance Leisure Park.
Not far out of town...
... but further back in time visit 16th century Trerice Tudor Manor House and its formal gardens. Spread your wings just ten miles from Newquay, at Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre, and get up close to jet fighters. You’re in Poldark country, so delve into the old tin mining landscapes and hands-on history at Tolgus Mill near Redruth. High up on atmospheric Bodmin Moor, at the centuries-old, iconic Jamaica Inn, be captivated by the Smugglers Museum.
Your inner artist will appreciate lovely St Ives, where so many great painters have found inspiration. Land’s End, the westernmost tip of England, is just a few miles further. Don’t forget to have a Cornish ice cream or two.
Jamaica Inn
Welcome to Jamaica Inn, high up on wild and beautiful Bodmin Moor and made world-famous by Daphne du Maurier's tale of smugglers, rogues and wreckers. This historic coaching house has welcomed weary travellers for nearly 300 years. Full of legend, mystery, romance and even, according to folklore, the odd friendly spirit, the Inn continues to welcome guests with its fascinating Smugglers’ Museum where tales of wreckers, murderers and villains are brought wonderfully to life!
Boardmasters
Established in 1981, Boardmasters is a five-day event situated across two stunning locations in Cornwall - the surfing mecca of the UK, Fistral Beach where International Surf Competitions take place and arguably the most stunning location in the country to watch live music, Watergate Bay. Last year saw Boardmasters welcome over 150,000 festivalgoers across its two sites.