Blue Air

Based at Bucharest, Romania, the budget airline Blue Air started operations in December 2004. It offers flights to many European destinations through its main base at Aurel Vlaicu International Airport, also known as Bucharest B?neasa Airport - the second largest airport in the country. Since 2006, Blue Air is the cheapest air carrier to service Bucharest and other Romanian cities. The airline often offers impressive deals on popular routes where passengers can purchase tickets to major European destinations for just 1 or 2 euros plus tax for a limited time period.

Blue Air benefits travellers in Romania, where prices of other airlines are still high, however they do not offer a complete network of connections with major European cities. The company aims to provide a quality alternative to land transport in Romania. International destinations served by the airline include: Bucharest, Milan, Bergamo, Madrid, Barajas, Lyon, St Exupery, Istanbul, Paris, Barcelona, Verona, Valencia, Arad, Bacau, Koln, Malaga, Bologna, Lisbon and Rome. They even offer free return tickets from Cluj to Bucharest if a roundtrip ticket from Bucharest to any other city outside of Romania is purchased. This allows those from Cluj to access the same rates to other destinations as those flying directly from Bucharest.

Blue Air uses modern Boeing aircraft and crews are comprised of the most experienced pilots and flight attendants in Romania. The airline has passed an extensive process of certification in accordance with European regulations and the Romanian Civil Aviation Authority has proved that Blue Air is qualified to operate passenger transport at the highest standards of safety. The loyalty programme entitled My Blue Air rewards passengers with points for each flight taken. These points can be used for discount tickets and sometimes even free tickets. It's easy to book flights with Blue Air through their website, a travel agent or by calling one of their call centres.