I'm just wrapping up the planning for a Jun '22 trip and it involves a lot of Logan Air flights, since I'm including Lewis, Shetland, and Orkney (three days each). When I look at their pricing, they charge 16BP extra to make a ticket changeable (they charge 20BP to change the non-changeable base rate flight) and more than 250% of the base rate to make it cancellable. I know there are other features in the fully changeable rate but leg room and priority boarding, etc. aren't a big attraction for shorter flights (for me). Seems like a no-brainer to buy base rate unless you expect to make changes multiple times.
My question is if anyone has enough experience with LoganAir to predict how their pricing changes over time. It seems I've already seen some price changes (both up and down) but I could be confused by all the planning changes I've tried.
I'm already well aware of the possibility of scratching the whole trip over pandemic issues, and have decided that the risk is tolerable and travel insurance is absurdly priced.