Published by Emma Carton at 10:05am 27th February 2020. (Updated at 10:08am 27th February 2020)

We will soon be able to fly from Cornwall to Scotland all year round.

Flybe is increasing its services from Newquay Airport to Edinburgh.

Meanwhile Loganair is launching new routes to Aberdeen and Glagow.

Both airlines will run up to five flights a week, starting from next month.

What are the new routes?

Aberdeen: From 1st April 2020, Loganair will operate up to five flights a week from Cornwall Airport Newquay to Aberdeen.

Glasgow: From 22nd May 2020, Loganair will operate up to five flights a week from Cornwall Airport Newquay and Glasgow.

Edinburgh: From 29th March, Flybe will operate up to five times a week from Cornwall Airport Newquay and Edinburgh.

"Scotland has long since been a popular outbound destination from Cornwall and we're delighted that these new and improved services will offer more options for travel than ever before.

"Given the appeal that Scotland has as a destination, and the distance involved in getting there, we know how popular these new services will be".

Richard Thomasson, Interim Airport Director at Cornwall Airport Newquay

You can read more information here.