Blue Air has added two new routes to Spain from Bucharest.
The Bucharest – Valencia route was added on July 3.
The Bucharest – Malaga route was added on July 4.
In other news, Blue Air cancelled its order for 6 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
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Starting October 1, 2020 Blue Air will fly to 13 destinations from / to its Bacau base, according to the following schedule:
Bacau – London Luton 7 flights/week
Bacau – Rome Fiumicino 7 flights/week
Bacau – Bergamo 6 flights/week
Bacau – Turin 5 flights/week
Bacau – Dublin 4 flights/week
Bacau – Bucharest Otopeni 4 flights/week NEW ROUTE
Bacau – Cluj Napoca 3 flights/week NEW ROUTE
Bacau – Brussels 3 flights/week
Bacau – Paris Beauvais 2 flights/week NEW ROUTE
Bacau – Madrid 2 flights/week
Bacau – Barcelona 2 flights/week
Bacau – Cologne 2 flights/week NEW ROUTE
Bacau – Munich 2 flights/week NEW ROUTE
“We are happy to announce the upgrade in our Bacau operations as part of our committment to focus on better connectivity between key domestic destinations and between major Romanian hubs and the rest of Europe. By allocating three aircraft to our Bacau base we are consolidating our leader position at Bacau Airport and we are strengthening our operations in Bacau with five new domestic and international routes, covering a total of 13 destinations from October 1st.
We are looking forward to October 1st as the day we are able to resume flights from Bacau Airport after its planned closure due to modernization works, and we are ready to better serve our passengers in Bacau with a new flight schedule that now offers direct connections between Moldova and Transylvania and opens up new destinations such as Bucharest, Cluj, Munich, Cologne and Paris” says Oana Petrescu, Blue Air CEO.
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Blue Air enhances its operations in Italy by allocating an additional aircraft to its Turin base, effective September 2020. Blue Air will introduce three new routes from Turin and will increase current flight frequencies on domestic routes.
Blue Air upgrades its offer of 7 domestic routes (2 New) from Turin with a double daily service to Catania, a daily service to Lamezia Terme and new services to Bari (New) and Cagliari (New), in addition to the existing service to Naples, Alghero and Trapani.
Blue Air will fly to 8 destinations from / to its Turin base, according to the following schedule:
Turin – Catania 13 flights / week ADDITIONAL FREQUENCY
Turin – Lamezia 7 flights / week ADDITIONAL FREQUENCY
Turin – Bari 6 flights / week NEW ROUTE
Turin – Cagliari 4 fights / week NEW ROUTE
Turin – Naples 4 flights/ week ADDITIONAL FREQUENCY
Turin – Alghero 3 flights/ week ADDITIONAL FREQUENCY
Turin – Trapani 2 flights/ week
Turin – Bacau 3 flights/ week NEW ROUTE from October 1st
“We are happy to announce the expansion of our operations in Turin as part of Blue Air’s strategy to offer ever-better connectivity between key regions in Italy. Since 2015, Blue Air has continuously invested in the Turin market, consolidating its operations on the local base and achieving a sustainable growth of its customer base and local expertise. By allocating two aircraft to our Turin base, we are now further developing our local network, introducing new routes and supplementing our flights between Italy’ s most sought-after destinations. Italy is a core market for us, and Blue Air is restating its commitment to the Italian travelers by quickly adapting to the growing demand for domestic travel and by offering more connectivity at best-in-class service and fair prices. At the same time, we respond to the extensive demand for regional connection between Moldova and Northern Italy by reintroducing the Bacau-Turin route from October 1st”. says Oana Petrescu, Blue Air CEO.
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Between December 18, 2020 and January 10, 2021, Blue Air introduces a number of 49 new flights weekly to seven of Romanians’ favorite travel destinations for the winter holidays.
Blue Air anticipates a significant increase in its passengers’ travel appetite during the winter holidays and meets their expectations by introducing seven new international routes from Bucharest.
The seven new destinations – Barcelona, Birmingham, Bologna, Glasgow, Madrid, Rome, and Vienna – will be operated on a temporary basis during the 2020-21 Winter Schedule and will be included in the Blue Air 2021 Summer Schedule.
The new flights operated between December 18, 2020 and January 10, 2021 (except for December 25th and January 1st) are:
BUCHAREST – ROME (Fiumicino): 9 flights / week
BUCHAREST – GLASGOW: 7 flights / week
BUCHAREST – MADRID: 5 flights / week
BUCHAREST – BOLOGNA: 7 flights / week
BUCHAREST – VIENNA: 7 flights / week
BUCHAREST – BIRMINGHAM: 7 flights / week
BUCHAREST – BARCELONA: 7 flights / week
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Blue Air launched the Bucharest – Amsterdam route yesterday (October 9).
The airline announced on social media:
To celebrate the first flight Bucharest – Amsterdam, the Blue Air aircraft was greeted with the traditional water salute upon arrival at Schiphol International Airport.
Happy to be here, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and thank you for the warm welcome!
Marcel Lekkerkerk, Director Route & Business Development Royal Schiphol Group, and Krassimir Tanev, Chief Commercial Officer of Blue Air were happy to cut the blue ribbon to mark the first Blue Air flight on this new route.
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Blue Air has announced the introduction, starting with March 2021, of 13 new routes that will connect Cluj with key destinations in Europe.
At the same time, Blue Air is consolidating its leading position in Moldova, re-launching operations in Bacau after 3 months of service interruption due to the runway reconstruction, and developing its presence by introducing 7 new routes and smart connections from its Bacau base.
Starting with March 2021, Blue Air will operate direct flights to 13 key destinations in Europe from Avram Iancu International Airport in Cluj Napoca, including the double daily domestic service to Bucharest. The new routes will optimize travel options of Romanians in the Cluj region, offering them efficient connections with European destinations of major interest for both the business and leisure segments. The new destinations to be operated from Cluj are: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Bruxelles, Dublin, Hamburg, Koln, Larnaca, London, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Rome and Stuttgart.
As part of its positioning strategy as the first ULC air transport option for Romanians, Blue Air announces development plans for 2021, focusing on expanding its network of direct and connection routes and on quickly adapting to the profile and demand of local markets.
On the occasion of the reopening of Bacau International Airport, Blue Air reconfirms its commitment to Bacau as a strategic market for the company and announces 7 new routes operated from Bacau starting with December 2020, smart connections with Europe via Bucharest, as well as personalized offers and services, and connectivity solutions adapted to the local needs of the people of Bacau.
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Blue Air has announced it will shift its London Luton Airport traffic from Bucharest to London Heathrow Airport on December 1, 2020.
The airline will operate five weekly flights to LHR.
Blue Air has announced direct flights between Bucharest Otopeni and Paris Charles de Gaulle, effective December 18, 2020.
Starting with December 18, 2020, all Blue Air flights operated on the route Bucharest – Paris will have Charles de Gaulle as their destination airport. Blue Air will transfer to Charles de Gaulle the flights previously operated at Beauvais Airport, offering 3 weekly services under the 20/21 Winter Schedule.
Effective December 18th, Blue Air will operate flights from Bucharest Otopeni to Paris Charles de Gaulle according to the following schedule:
Bucharest OTP 08:00 – Paris CDG 10:05
Paris CDG 10:50 – Bucharest OTP 14:40
Bucharest OTP 07:05 – Paris CDG 09:10
Paris CDG 09:55 – Bucharest OTP 13:45
In other news, the airline also announced flights from Bucharest and Bacau to Rome Ciampino Airport.
Starting on December 18, 2020, all Blue Air flights operated on the route Bucharest – Rome and Bacau – Rome will have Ciampino International Airport Giovani Battista Pastine as their destination airport. Blue Air will implement a temporary transfer of the flights operated at Rome Fiumicino to Ciampino Airport, offering 3 weekly flights on the route Bucharest Otopeni – Rome Ciampino and up to 7 weekly flights on the route Bacau – Rome Ciampino.
From December 18, 2020 Blue Air will operate flights from Bucharest Otopeni to Rome Ciampino according to the following schedule:
Tuesday, Friday, Sunday (18.12. 2020 – 10.01.2021)
Bucharest Otopeni 20:00 Rome Ciampino 21:10
Rome Ciampino 22:10 Bucharest Otopeni 01:20
Monday, Thursday, Saturday (18.12. 2020 – 27.03. 2021)
Bacau 16:35 – Rome Ciampino 17:50
Rome Ciampino 18:50 – Bacau 22:05
Wednesday, Friday, Sunday (18.12. 2020 – 27.03.2021)
Bacau 12:45 – Rome Ciampino 14:00
Rome Ciampino 15:00 – Bacau 18:15
Tuesdays (12 .01-27.03. 2021)
Bacau 14:35 – Rome Ciampino 15:50
Rome Ciampino 16:35 -18:50 – Bacau 19:50
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Blue Air will introduce three weekly services between Turin and Palermo, effective in April 2021.
Blue Air will operate up to 4 flights weekly flights between Turin and Palermo, according to the following schedule:
TRN 13:30 PMO 15:10
PMO 15:55 TRN 17:35
Blue Air is constantly developing its local network, connecting Turin with 8 key Italian destinations: Alghero, Bari, Cagliari, Catania, Lamezia, Naples, Palermo (NEW), Trapani.
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Blue Air is adding new Iasi (IAS) service nonstop to London Heathrow starting on May 18, 2021 with three weekly flights.
Iași, also known as Jassy, is the second largest city in Romania.
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Blue Air is also introducing a new livery with the delayed delivery of the first MAX aircraft.
Copyright Photo: Blue Air Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 YR-MXA (msn 43309) BFI (Joe G. Walker)
Air Lease Corporation (ALC) has announced the delivery of one new Boeing 737-8 aircraft on long-term lease to Blue Air (Romania) on March 30. This aircraft, featuring CFM LEAP-1B25 engines, is the first of ten new Boeing 737-8s confirmed to deliver to Blue Air from ALC’s order book with Boeing. The nine new 737-8 aircraft that follow are scheduled to deliver to Blue Air April 2021 through 2022.
In addition to the new Boeing 737-8 aircraft that delivered today, Blue Air currently has six Boeing 737-800s and one Boeing 737-700 on long-term lease with ALC.
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Blue Air operates a double daily service between Bucharest and London Heathrow Airport T2, becoming the largest carrier on this route.
Only five months after the successful route launch, Blue Air is upgrading its service between Bucharest Otopeni – London Heathrow Terminal 2 to a twice daily, becoming the largest airline operating between Bucharest and London Heathrow, the most important airport in the UK and one of the best-connected hubs in Europe and in the world.
Top Copyright Photo: Blue Air Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 YR-MXB (msn 43306) BFI (Nick Dean). Image: 953461.
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Blue Air has launched the Bucharest – Prague route.
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Blue Air has announced daily services from Milan Linate to Barcelona, Catania and Paris Charles de Gaulle, becoming the only airline connecting Linate with Barcelona and the only ULCC operating from Milan-Linate to Paris-Charles de Gaulle. All routes will be served by Boeing 737 / 800 – 189 seater jet.
Blue Air expands service from Milan Linate, introducing three key new routes to Catania, Barcelona and Paris Charles de Gaulle effective August 16th, 2021. The flights are already available for booking and ticket prices start at 9.99 Euro (Catania)/ 14.99 euro (Barcelona, Paris), one way – taxes, fees and one free change included.
Following the successful development of its Milan Linate operations, Blue Air has also upgraded the service between Bucharest – Milan Linate to a twice daily, operating morning and evening services between the two cities.
According to Routes Online:
Blue Air is planning to open seven routes from Bucharest (OTP) to Alicante (ALC), Dubai (DXB), Dubrovnik (DBV), Ibiza (IBZ), Palma de Mallorca (PMI), Split (SPU) and Tenerife (TFS).
In addition, the airline will also service from Cluj-Napoca (CLJ) to Heraklion (HER), Rhodes (RHO) and Zakynthos (ZTH).
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Top Copyright Photo: Blue Air Boeing 737-530 YR-AME (msn 24941) MUC (Gunter Mayer). Image: 954720.
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Blue Air has announced four new routes from Milan Linate to Madrid, Prague, Palermo and Lamezia Terme, starting on September 20, 2021.
Copyright Photo: Delivered on September 1, 2021. Blue Air Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 YR-MXC (msn 43326) BFI (Nick Dean). Image: 954868.
Blue Air has announced it will add the Bucharest – Dusseldorf next April for the summer season 2022.
The new route will operate five days a week.
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Blue Air has added the Lasi – Dublin route.
