AS PART of an incredible initiative, a members of a children's charity got the opportunity to fly around Scotland.

Loganair has gifted Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) a scenic tour around the country's highlands and islands.

Children and their families who are cared for by CHAS departed from Glasgow Airport and even got to meet the Easter Bunny.

The charity supports who are living with life-shortening conditions and their families.

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Kay Ryan, Loganair’s Chief Commercial Officer, said: “Working with CHAS has proved to be a truly humbling experience and we are proud to be in partnership with them.

"Witnessing the impact the charity continually makes to families across Scotland is remarkable and we hope the children and their families enjoyed their early Easter experience from all of us at Loganair.”

Nicky Bridges, Associate Director for Outreach Services at CHAS, said: “Thanks so much to Loganair for giving these children such a special experience.

"Knowing your child is going to die young is the hardest thing, and the last few years have made things even harder.

"For some families, this is the first really fun thing they have been able to do for a long time and I’m sure they will cherish the memories forever (and welcome the Easter Bunny with open arms!).”

Megan Edgar who was travelling with her two children Oscar and Theo and her sister Caitlin said: “It’s a dream come true, I can’t believe we are getting to go on a plane, which we’ve never been able to do before.”