Donna McHugh (Loganair head of revenue and sales), Davie Geddes (Inverness Airport terminal operations manager), Hunter Mercer (captain), Aliastair Crown (cabin crew) and Paul Geraghty (first officer)
The first direct flight from Inverness and Dublin since the pandemic has taken off.
People in the Highlands can now get to Dublin to visit friends and family, commute for work or enjoy a city break in just over an hour.
Loganair’s flights will run four times per week on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Graeme Bell, Inverness Airport manager, said: “It is great to see Inverness and Dublin connecting once more. The return of this popular route enhances connectivity for the Highlands, offering passengers more choice and convenience.”
Kay Ryan, chief commercial officer at Loganair, said more routes could soon follow suit.
“As consumer confidence builds we can resume more services and launch new routes,” she said.
“It’s always encouraging to recommence routes like this one between Inverness and Dublin which shows Loganair’s continued commitment to providing domestic and international connectivity for both leisure and business customers.”
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Direct flights between Inverness and Dublin return for the first time post-pandemic
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