Loganair offers free changes for eligible October 27 flights under a yellow wind warning. Its October 26 advisory lists no cancellations under that warning; earlier Storm Boelo disruption is dated background.
Who can change a booking?
The airline advisory, marked updated at 10:50 on Monday, October 26, covers Tuesday bookings at its Scottish airports, Belfast City, City of Derry and the Isle of Man.
How to change a Loganair flight
Eligible customers can move travel up to 14 days from the original date without a change fee or fare difference, subject to seats. Use Manage My Booking and cancel check-in first if necessary. Contact the agent for an agency booking.
The policy covers Loganair flights, not separate onward travel. Choosing not to take an operating service does not make it refundable under this policy.
No cancellations listed is not a flight guarantee
At the advisory’s stated update time, Loganair listed no cancellations due to the October 27 warning. That does not guarantee every service or confirm that all earlier disruption has cleared. Recheck your booking before traveling.
Earlier Storm Boelo disruption
The previous October 25 advisory listed cancellations, including Monday morning’s LM031 from Kirkwall to Aberdeen. Those are historical entries, not a current cancellation list.
The Met Office warning cited in our earlier report was an October 25 amber wind warning ending at 21:00 UTC. It should not be read as today’s active warning; consult the current notice for your location.
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Updated October 26, 2026: refreshed from Loganair’s Monday advisory; retained earlier cancellations as dated background. This article is not a live flight board.
Archive/context photo: Loganair ATR 72 G-LMTK at Sumburgh, July 10, 2026—not Storm Boelo conditions. Ronnie Robertson, via Wikimedia Commons and Flickr, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/compressed to WebP; the derivative retains that licence.
