Other orkney inter-island service aircraft and configurations

Britten-Norman Islander

Loganair Britten-Norman Islander

Featuring Economy

The Loganair Britten-Norman BN-2B Islander accommodates eight passengers across four rows.
There are no advanced seat allocations.
Rather, seating is organised upon boarding, usually determined by weight distribution and egress (if required) at intermediate stops

Seat Recommendations

Seat data and features

We have collated all the essential information regarding the seats, the cabins, their features and physical properties for you to use when comparing different airlines and aircraft types

Row pitch is the measurement from any single point in the seat to the same point in the row in front

Seat width is measured between the armrests

Seat recline measures the maximum horizontal extent of the incline from the “upright” position

Other in-seat amenities and tech indicated

Adjustable armrest

Adjustable headrest

Gasper vent

Entertainment display

Streamed entertainment

WiFi connectivity

Universal power socket

USB socket

Wireless charging

Bluetooth connectivity

Privacy doors

Cabin features shown on seat maps

Galley

Lavatory

Accessible lavatory

Lavatory with washlet

Bar / lounge

Bassinet position

Prayer area

Snack station

Service animal seating

Peanut-allergy dedicated seating

WiFi quality

Where WiFi is available, we indicate the connection quality based on the technology installed on the aircraft. Hover over the signal bars on any aircraft page to see the rating.

Good

Basic connectivity for messaging and email

Better

Reliable for browsing and light streaming

Best

High-speed, suitable for video calls and streaming

Seat ratings

Every seat on every aircraft is analyzed and rated. Colors indicate our assessment of overall seat quality based on legroom, proximity to galleys and lavatories, window alignment, recline impact, and more.

Good

Above average — a great choice

Be Aware

Some trade-offs to consider

Avoid

Below average — known issues