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Modified flight departure

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

We bring to your attention that the departure hour for the flight Bucharest – Sibiu – Madrid – Sibiu – Bucharest (10.03.2010) is now 16.00 hours.

Thank you, for your patience.

Price change

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

We bring to your attention that starting the 9th of March of 2010 the place reservation tax will be modified.
The new tax will be 3 euro/person/segment.

We wish you a pleasant flight.

Changerd flights

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Starting with the 28th of March 2010, the flights Suceava – Wien - Suceava will be canceled.

Two new flights: Suceava – Rome – Suceava.

The flights will be in four days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday according to this schedual:

08:25 Suceava – 11:10 Roma
11:50 Rome – 16:10 Suceave

Changed flights – Bucharest and Suceava (February 26th)

Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to adverse weather on the Bucharest Baneasa International Airport, the following flights will suffer delays:

Flight 0B 847 Bucharest - Thessaloniki will suffer an approximate 01:17 hours delay
Flight 0B 153 Bucharest – Vienna will suffer an approximate 00:57 hours delay
Flight 0B 103 Bucharest – Madrid will suffer an approximate 00:58 hours delay
Flight 0B 107 Bucharest - Barcelona will suffer an approximate 01:06 hours delay
Flight 0B 117 Bucharest – Bologna will suffer an approximate 01:20 hours delay

Due to adverse weather on the Stefan cel Mare International Airport , flight 0B 701/2 Suceava – Vienna – Suceava.

Thank you for understanding!

Changed flights (February 28th)

Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to commercial reasons the following flights will suffer delays:

Flight 0B149/150 Bucharest – Nice - Bucharest for February 28th will suffer an approximate 2 hours delay.
Flight 0B150 Nice – Bucharest for February 28th will suffer an approximate 2 hours delay.
Flight 0B492 Bucharest – Cluj for February 28th will suffer an approximate 1 hour delay.

Thank you for understanding!

Cancelled flight (Suceava – Venice – Suceava, February 25th)

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to adverse weather, flight 0B703/4 for Suceava – Venice – Suceava for today, February 25th, is cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Changed flights (February 26th)

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Due to operational reasons, the following flights will be changed, as following:

Flight 0B415/5 Cluj – Roma-Fiumicino - Cluj, for Friday, February 26th 2010, is cancelled.
Flight 0B492 Bucharest - Cluj, for Friday, February 26th 2010, will suffer an approximate 6:30 hours delay.
Flight 0B115/6, Bucharest - Roma-Fiumicino – Bucharest for Friday, February 26th 2010, will suffer an approximate 5 hours delay.

Thank you for understanding!

Changed flights (February 24th)

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

From reasons outside the company's activity - the strike of the Greek air traffic controllers - flight 0B847/848 Bucharest – Thessaloniki – Bucharest and flight 0B871/872 London Stansted – Thessaloniki will be canceled.

Flight 0B832 London Stansted – Bucharest will suffer an approximate 3:45 hours delay.

Flight 0B831 Bucharest – London Stansted will operate according to the flight schedule.

0B831 12:30 Bucharest - 14:00 London Stansted
0B832 14:45 London Stansted - 20:00 Bucharest

Thank you for understanding!

Cancelled flight (Suceava – Vienna – Suceava, February 19th)

Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, flight 0B701/2 for Suceava – Vienna – Suceava for today, February 19th, is cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Cancelled flight (Suceava – Venice – Suceava, February 17th)

Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, flight 0B703/4 for Suceava – Venice – Suceava for today, February 17th, is cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Cancelled flight (Suceava – Venice – Suceava, February 18th)

Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, flight 0B703/4 for Suceava – Venice – Suceava for today, February 18th, is cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Changed flights

Tue, 16 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, the following flights will be changed, as following:

Flight 0B153/154 Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest, for Thursday, February 18th 2010, is cancelled.

Flights 0B115/116 Bucharest – Rome - Bucharest and 0B149/150 Bucharest – Nice - Bucharest for Thursday, February 18th 2010, turn into a single commercial flight:

0B115 16:45 Bucharest – 18:00 Rome/18:45 Rome – 19:45 Nice/20:30 Nice – 23:55 Bucharest.

Flight 0B147/148 Bucharest - Thessaloniki – Paphos - Thessaloniki - Bucharest for Thursday, February 18th 2010, has a new flight schedule

0B147 14:45 Bucharest – 15:45 Thessaloniki /16:30 Thessaloniki – 18:15 Paphos
0B148 19:00 Paphos – 20:45 Thessaloniki /21:30 Thessaloniki – 22:30 Bucharest

Thank you for understanding!

Airport taxes – included in the ticket price

Tue, 16 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Starting with February 17th 2010, airport taxes will be included in the ticket price shown on the website. For any auxiliary service – lugage, animals, etc – we will include the fee when you select it. The online reservation fee remains valid.

Delayed flight

Fri, 12 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,
Due to operational reasons, the flight 0B453 Bucharest– Vienna – Bucharest for today, February 12th, will suffer an approximate 5 hours delay. Thank you for understanding!

Cancelled flight (Suceava – Venice – Suceava, February 11th)

Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, the flight for Suceava – Venice – Suceava for today, February 11th, is cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Announcement concerning the changes of name

Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Starting with March 28, for all changes of name will also be added the tariff classification difference between the initial ticket and the modified one if it exists.

Blue Air, present at Expo BIT in Milan!

Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Blue Air will be present at Expo BIT in Milan. You can find us at pavilion 6, stall f73-g76.

Cancelled flight (Cluj-Bucharest-Cluj, February 9th)

Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, the flight for Cluj-Bucharest-Cluj for today, February 9th, will be cancelled. Thank you for understanding!

Another weekly flight for Bucharest-Bruxelles

Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Starting with June 5th, we’re operating another weekly flight for Bucharest-Bruxelles-Bucharest, on Saturday.

Schedule:

8.10 Bucharest – 10.00 Bruxelles
10.50 Bruxelles – 14.40 Bucharest

Changed flights

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, on February 10, the following flights will be changed, as following:

Flight 0B847/848 for Bucharest-Thessaloniki-Bucharest and 0B871/872 for London-Thessaloniki-London will be cancelled.
Flight 0B832 for London-Bucharest will suffer a delay of approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Thank you for understanding!

New route: Bucharest-Timisoara-Bucharest

Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Blue Air just launched a new route: Bucharest-Timisoara-Bucharest. Starting with March 28th, you can book tickets on this new route at prices starting from 19,99 euro. We will operate flights for the route Bucharest-Timisoara-Bucharest on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Delayed flights

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

On January 28th, due to operational reasons, the following flights will suffer delays:

Flight 0B125/6 for Bucharest-Malaga will be delayed approximately 5 hours and 15 minutes.
Flight 0B115/6 for Bucharest-Paris will be delayed approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Flight 0B149/50 for Bucharest-Nice will be delayed approximately 4 hours.
Flight 0B147/8 for Bucharest-Paphos will be delayed approximately 1 hour.
Flight 0B494 for Bucharest-Cluj will be delayed approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Also, flight 0B493 for Cluj-Bucharest will take off 2 hours and 45 minutes earlier.

Thank you for understanding.

New routes: Bucharest-Dublin-Bucharest, Bucharest-Florence-Bucharest

Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

We invite you to book tickets for the following brand new Blue Air routes:

Bucharest-Dublin-Bucharest - on Monday (and Wednesday, for June 1st – October 30th 2010)
Bucharest-Florence-Bucharest – on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

The winners of our Christmas online contest

Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Our Christmas contest, “Fly with Santa”, has ended and our 5 winners are:

Vasile Ilie Valentin –Afumati
Dobre Flaviu Aurel - Bucharest
Bartolomeu Irina – Bucharest
Mitre Oana-Andreea – Craiova
Dinica Eugenia – Bucharest

They received a plane ticket for the Blue Air destination of their choice.

Cancelled flights

Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

On January 27th 2010, the following flights have been cancelled:

0B847 (for Bucharest – Thessaloniki)
0B872 (for Thessaloniki – London)
0B871 (for London – Thessaloniki)
0B848 (for Thessaloniki – Bucharest)

The flights will be operated as following:
0B831 12.30 Bucharest – 14.00 London
0B832 14.45 London – 20.00 Bucharest

Thank you for understanding!

New flights from Sibiu

Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Blue Air has started operating new routes from Sibiu:

Sibiu – Stuttgart (on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
Sibiu – Cologne (on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday)
Sibiu – London (on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
Sibiu – Madrid (on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
Sibiu – Valencia (on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday)

You can already book tickets on all of these new routes.

Modified Blue Air flights

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

The following flights on January 20th 2010 will be modified:

0B847 (for Bucharest – Thessaloniki)
0B872 (for Thessaloniki – London)
0B871 (for London – Thessaloniki)
0B848 (for Thessaloniki – Bucharest).

The flights will operate as following:
12.30 Bucharest – 14.00 London – 14.45 London – 20.00 Thessaloniki (flights 0B831 and 0B832).

Thank you for understanding.

Cancelled flights due to weather conditions

Fri, 08 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to weather conditions (bad visibility on Suceava airport), the flight 0B701/702 for today, January 8th 2010, for Suceava – Vienna – Suceava, was cancelled. The passengers can be reprotected on the flights for Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest.

Thank you for understanding.

Cancelled flights

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

The following flights will be cancelled:

Flight 0B153/154 for Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest, on January 13th 2010
Flight 0b153/154 for Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest, on January 20th 2010
Flight 0B453/454 for Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest on January 26th 2010.

Thank you for understanding.

Changed Blue Air flights

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to operational reasons, the following flights have been modified:

These flights have suffered changes in schedule:
1.   Flight 0B127/128 (for Bucuresti – Lisabona – Bucuresti) on January 11th 2010 will fly according to the following schedule:

21.30 BBU – 00.15 LIS
00.50 LIS – 07.10 BBU

2.   Flight 0B147/148 (for Bucuresti – Salonic – Paphos – Salonic – Bucuresti) on January 14th 2010 will fly according to the following schedule:

15.15 BBU – 16.15 SKG/17.00 SKG – 18.45 PFO
19.30 PFO – 21.15 SKG/22.00 SKG – 23.00 BBU

3.   Flight 0B115/116 (for Bucuresti-Roma-Bucuresti) on 18 January 2010 will fly according to the following schedule:

16.50 BBU – 18.00 FCO
19.00 FCO – 22.15 BBU
4. Flight 0B127/128 (for Bucuresti-Lisabona-Bucuresti) on January 18th 2010 will fly according to the following schedule:

21.30 BBU – 00.15 LIS
00.50 LIS – 07.10 BBU

5. Flight 0B115/116 (for Bucuresti – Roma – Bucuresti) on January 27th 2010 will fly according to the following schedule:

17.00 BBU – 18.15 FCO
19.00 FCO – 22.15 BBU

The following flights will be operated into one commercial flight:

1.   Flights 0B647 (for Bucuresti – Salonic – Londra – Bucuresti) and 0B631 (for Bucuresti – Londra – Salonic – Bucuresti)   on January 11th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

12.30   BBU – 13.30 SKG/14.00 SKG – 15.15 STN
16.00 STN – 21.15 SKG/21.45 SKG – 22.45 BBU

2.   Flights 0B611 (for Bucuresti – Bergamo – Napoli – Bucuresti) and 0B643 (for Bucuresti – Napoli – Bergamo – Bucuresti) on January 12th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

07.00 BBU – 8.20 BGY/09.05 BGY – 10.20 NAP
11.05 NAP – 12.20 BGY/13.00 BGY – 16.15 BBU

3.   Flights 0B611 (for Bucuresti – Bergamo – Napoli – Bucuresti) and 0B643 (for Bucuresti – Napoli – Bergamo – Bucuresti) on January 13th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

07.00 BBU – 8.20 BGY/09.05 BGY – 10.20 NAP
11.05 NAP – 12.20 BGY/13.00 BGY – 16.15 BBU

4.   Flights 0B647 (for Bucuresti – Salonic – Londra – Bucuresti) and 0B631 (for Bucuresti – Londra – Salonic – Bucuresti) on January 13th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

12.30   BBU – 13.30 SKG/14.00 SKG – 15.15 STN
16.00 STN – 21.15 SKG/21.45 SKG – 22.45 BBU

5.   Flights 0B611 (for Bucuresti – Bergamo – Napoli – Bucuresti) and 0B643 (for Bucuresti – Napoli – Bergamo – Bucuresti) on January 14th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

14.15 BBU – 15.30 BGY/16.15 BGY – 17.30 NAP
18.15   NAP – 19.30 BGY/20.15 BGY – 23.30 BBU
6.   Flights 0B109/110 (for Bucuresti – Lyon – Bucuresti) and 0B105/106 (for Bucuresti – Paris – Bucuresti) on January 18th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

08.15 BBU – 10.10 LYS/10.55 LYS – 11.55 BVA/12.30 BVA – 16.30 BBU

7.   Flights 0B647 (for Bucuresti – Salonic – Stansted – Bucuresti) and 0B631 (for Bucuresti – Londra – Salonic – Bucuresti) on January 22nd 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

13.30 BBU – 14.30 SKG/15.05 SKG – 16.20 STN
17.05 STN – 22.20 SKG/22.50 SKG – 23.50 BBU

8.   Flights 0B123/124 (for Bucuresti – Bruxelles – Bucuresti) and 0B105/106 (for Bucuresti – Paris – Bucuresti) on January 24th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:
16.00 BBU – 17.50 BRU/18.35 BRU – 19.15 BVA/19.50 BVA – 23.50 BBU

9.   Flights 0B661 (for Bucuresti – Bergamo – Napoli – Bucuresti) and 0B643 (for Bucuresti – Napoli – Bergamo – Bucuresti) on January 26th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:
07.00 BBU – 08.20 BGY/09.05 BGY – 10.20 NAP
11.05 NAP – 12.20 BGY/13.00 BGY – 16.15 BBU

10.   Flights 0B109/110 (for Bucuresti – Lyon – Bucuresti) and 0B105/106 (for Bucuresti – Paris – Bucuresti) on January 27th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:
08.15 BBU – 10.10 LYS/10.55 LYS – 11.55 BVA/12.30 BVA – 16.30 BBU

11.   Flights 0B123/124 (for Bucuresti – Bruxelles – Bucuresti) and 0B105/106 (for Bucuresti – Paris – Bucuresti) on January 29th 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:
16.00 BBU – 17.50 BRU/18.35 BRU – 19.15 BVA/19.50 BVA – 23.50 BBU

12.   Flights 0B115/116 (for Bucuresti – Roma – Bucuresti) and 0B149/150 (for Bucuresti – Nisa – Bucuresti) on January 31st 2010 will be operated into one commercial flight:

15.30 BBU – 16.45 FCO/17.45 FCO – 18.45 NCE/19.15 NCE – 22.45 BBU

The following flights are cancelled:

1.   Flight 0B123/124 for Bucuresti-Bruxelles-Bucuresti on January 14th 2010
2.   Flight 0B329/330 for Bucuresti – Sibiu – Stuttgart – Sibiu – Bucuresti on January 19th 2010
3.   Flight 0B611 for Bucuresti – Bergamo – Napoli – Bucuresti on January 20th 2010
4.   Flight 0B643 for Bucuresti – Napoli – Bergamo – Bucuresti on January 20th 2010
5.   Flight 0B329/330 for Bucuresti – Sibiu – Londra – Sibiu – Bucuresti on January 21st 2010
6.   Flight 0B115/116 for Bucuresti – Roma – Bucuresti on January 21st 2010
7.   Flight 0B453/454 for Bucuresti – Viena – Bucuresti on January 22st 2010
8.   Flight 0B329/330 for Bucuresti – Sibiu – Stuttgart – Sibiu – Bucuresti on January 25th 2010
9.   Flight 0B453/454 for Bucuresti – Viena – Bucuresti on January 27th 2010
10.   Flight 0B113/114 for Bucuresti – Valencia – Bucuresti on January 28th 2010
11.   Flight 0B123/124 for Bucuresti – Bruxelles – Bucuresti on January 28th 2010
12.   Flight 0B117/118 for Bucuresti – Bologna – Bucuresti on January 29th 2010

Cancelled flights – December 31st 2009

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to commercial reasons, flights 0B493/494 (for Cluj – Bucharest – Cluj) and 0B453/454 (for Bucharest – Vienna – Bucharest) on December 31st 2009 will be cancelled.

Thank you for understanding.

Delayed flights

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Due to weather conditions and operational reasons, the following flights for today, December 23rd 2009, will suffer delays:

1.   Flight 0B123/124 for Bucharest – Bruxelles – Bucharest (estimated delay of 4 hours)
2.   Flight 0B643 for Bucharest – Naples – Bergamo – Bucharest (estimated delay of 3 hours 30 minutes)
3.   Flight 0B647 for Bucharest – Thessaloniki – London – Bucharest (estimated delay of 5 hours 30 minutes)
4.   Flight 0B137/138 for Bucharest – Larnaca – Bucharest (estimated delay of 5 hours)
5.   Flight 0B105/106 for Bucharest – Paris – Bucharest (estimated delay of 5 hours)
6.   Flight 0B329/330 for Bucharest – Sibiu – Stuttgart – Sibiu – Bucharest (estimated delay of 3 hours).

Thank you for understanding!

Delayed flight

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Because of technical difficulties with the aircraft YR-BIC, today’s flight 0B137 for Bucharest-Larnaca-Bucharest will suffer a delay of approximately 5 hours.

We thank you for your patience.

You don’t have to confirm your Blue Air flight anymore

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

Starting with December 17th 2009, you will not have to confirm your flight 24 hours prior to the departure date.

Thank you,
The Blue Air team

More flights towards Rome for the Holidays

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

In order to help out our passengers for the Holidays, we’ve added a few more flights towards Rome:

For Bacau-Rome, on December 22nd, 23rd and January 5th, as following:
21.40 Bacau – 23.00 Rome
23.45 Rome – 03.15 Bacau

For Bucharest-Rome, on December 22nd:
19.00 Bucharest – 19.55 Rome
20.45 Rome – 23.55 Bucharest
All times are local.

Happy holidays!
The Blue Air team

Changed Blue Air flights

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, on the 8th and 15th of December 2009, the flight schedule for flights 0B145-0B146 will be changed, as following:

8 December
Bucharest-Catania-Bucharest: 2:30 min delay

15 December
0B145
Bucharest-Catania: 1h 40 min delay at take off, 1h 40 min delay at landing

0B146
Catania-Bucharest: 1h 30 min delay at take off, 1h 25 min delay at landing.

All times are local.

For any sort of information, please go to www.blueair-web.com, call us at our Call Center: +4021.208.86.86 or send us an e-mail at info@blue-air.ro.

Cancelled Blue Air flight

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to weather conditions (thick fog), the flight 0B703/4 flying between Suceava – Baia Mare – Venice – Baia Mare – Suceava on December 3rd 2009 will be cancelled.

We are sorry for any inconvenience and we thank you for your understanding.

Changes in the Blue Air tickets booking system

Tue, 17 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers,

We inform you that, on the night between November 17th and November 18th, Blue Air will change its ticket booking system with an improved one. It is possible that there will be small difficulties in processing tickets or you will have certain questions, so you can reach us at any time at our Call Center: 004021.208.86.86/44 (0) 870 774 2252.
Also, along with the booking system being changed, we will also modify our extra services taxes (like the tax for hold bags or sports equipment etc.). This informations will be found on our website, in “Conditions of carriage”.
For any questions, you can contact us through our Call Center, at 004021.208.86.86/44 (0) 870 774 2252.

Yours sincerely,
The Blue Air team.

Changed Blue Air Flights 16-22 November!

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, the following flights will be modified according to this:

16 November 2009 - 22 November 2009

Monday
12:30 Bucharest Baneasa – 13:30 Thessaloniki
22:00 Thessaloniki – 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa

14:00 Thessaloniki – 15:20 London Stansted
16:00 London Stansted – 21:15 Thessaloniki

12:30 Bucharest Baneasa – 15:20 London Stansted (via Thessaloniki)
16:00 London Stansted – 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa (via Thessaloniki)

21:30 Bucharest Baneasa – 00:15 Lisbon
01:00 Lisbon – 07:20 Bucharest Baneasa

Tuesday
07:00 Bucharest Baneasa – 08:20 Milan
13:00 Milan – 16:15 Bucharest Baneasa

07:00 Bucharest Baneasa – 10:20 Naples (via Milan)
11:05 Naples – 16:15 Bucharest Baneasa (via Milan)

09:05 Milan – 10:20 Naples
11:05 Naples – 12:20 Milan

All times are local
For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center at +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Changed Blue Air Flights !

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, the following flights will be modified according to this:

9 November 2009 - 15 November 2009

Tuesday
19:30 Bucharest Baneasa -19:05 Vienna
19:50 Vienna - 23:20 Bucharest Baneasa

12:05 Bucharest Baneasa– 14:25 Stuttgart
15:10 Stuttgart - 19:30 Bucharest Baneasa
13:25 Sibiu – 14:25 Stuttgart
15:10 Stuttgart - 18:10 Sibiu

Wednesday
07:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 08:15 Thessaloniki
11:00 Thessaloniki - 17:45 Bucharest Baneasa

09:00 Thessaloniki - 10:20 London Stansted
11:00 London Stansted – 16:15 Thessaloniki

07:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 10:20 London Stansted
11:00 London Stansted – 17:45 Bucharest Baneasa (via Salonic)

08:00 Bucharest Baneasa - 09:50 Lyon
10:30 Lyon - 15:00 Bucharest Baneasa (via Bologna)

08:00 Bucharest Baneasa - 11:30 Bologna (via Lyon)
12:00 Bologna - 15:00 Bucharest Baneasa

18:05 Bucharest Baneasa - 20:15 Larnaca
21:00 Larnaca - 23:20 Bucharest Baneasa

Thursday
14:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 15:30 Milan
20:15 Milan - 23:30 Bucharest Baneasa
14:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 17:30 Naples (via Milan)
18:15 Naples - 23:30 Bucharest Baneasa (via Milan)
16:15 Milan - 17:30 Naples
18:15 Naples - 19:30 Milan

16:00 Bucharest Baneasa - 17:50 Brussels
18:35 Brussels - 23:59 Bucharest Baneasa (via Nice)
16:00 Bucharest Baneasa- 20:05 Nice (via Brussels)
20:30 Nice - 23:59 Bucharest Baneasa

15:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 16:15 Thessaloniki
17:00 Thessaloniki - 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa
15:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 18:45 Paphos
19:30 Paphos - 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa
17:00 Thessaloniki - 18:45 Paphos
19:30 Paphos - 21:15 Thessaloniki

Friday
07:30 Bucharest Baneasa - 09:40 Barcelona
10:40 Barcelona - 17:15 Bucharest Baneasa (via Madrid)
07:30 Bucharest Baneasa - 11:40 Madrid (via Barcelona)
12:30 Madrid - 17:15 Bucharest Baneasa

16:00 Bucharest Baneasa - 17:45 Paris Beauvais
18:30 Paris Beauvais - 23:30 Bucharest Baneasa (via Brussels)
16:00 Bucharest Baneasa - 19:15 Brussels (via Paris Beauvais)
19:45 Brussels - 23:30 Bucharest Baneasa

18:05 Bucharest Baneasa - 20:15 Larnaca
21:00 Larnaca - 23:20 Bucharest Baneasa

Sunday
15:30 Bucharest Baneasa - 16:45 Roma Fiumicino
17:45 Roma Fiumicino - 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa (via Nice)
15:30 Bucharest Baneasa - 18:45 Nice (via Roma Fiumicino)
19:30 Nice - 23:00 Bucharest Baneasa

16:15 Bucharest Baneasa - 18:30 Paris Beauvais
19:15 Paris Beauvais - 23:15 Bucharest Baneasa

All times are local
For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center at +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Changed Blue Air flights for the Suceava and Baia Mare routes !

Mon, 12 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, the following flights will be modified according to this: MONDAY and FRIDAY: 9.45 Suceava – 10.30 Baia Mare/ 11.00 Baia Mare – 11.30 Vienna/12.00 Vienna – 14.15 Baia Mare/14.45 Baia Mare – 15.30 Suceava WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: 8.25 Suceava – 9.10 Baia Mare/09.40 Baia Mare – 10.55 Venice/11.25 Venice – 14.40 Baia Mare/15.10 Baia Mare – 15.55 Suceava TUESDAY and SATURDAY: 7.30 Suceava – 8.15 Baia Mare/8.45 Baia Mare – 11.00 Roma Fiumicino/11.40 Roma Fiumicino – 15.40 Baia Mare/16.00 Baia Mare – 16.45 Suceava All times are local. For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center at +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Blue Air added more flights on the Bucharest-Larnaca-Bucharest route !

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, for the travel period December 15th 2009 – January 10th 2010, Blue Air added more flights on the Bucharest-Larnaca-Bucharest route, as following: For December 15th 2009, December 22 th 2009 and January 5th 2010: 13.00 Bucharest – 15.15 Larnaca 16.00 Larnaca – 18.20 Bucharest For December 19th 2009 and January 9th 2010: 9.30 Bucharest – 11.45 Larnaca 12.30 Larnaca – 14.50 Bucharest For December 20th 2009 and January 10th 2010: 9.00 Bucharest – 11.15 Larnaca 12.00 Larnaca – 14.20 Bucharest All are local times. For further information, please visit the Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com, or contact us at our 24/7 Call Center: +40 21 2088686 or by e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Changed Blue Air Flights !

Sun, 04 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, the following flights will be modified according to this: 25 October 2009 - 27 March 2010 Sunday 21:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 00:05 MALAGA Monday 02:00 MALAGA - 07:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA Monday 21:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 23:45 LISBON Tuesday 00:40 LISBON - 07:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA Mondays 12:30 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 14:00 LONDON STANSTED 14:45 LONDON STANSTED - 20:00 THESSALONIKI 20:45 THESSALONIKI - 21:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA Thursdays 12:30 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 14:00 LONDON STANSTED 14:45 LONDON STANSTED - 20:00 THESSALONIKI 20:45 THESSALONIKI - 21:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA Fridays 15:05 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 16:20 LONDON STANSTED 17:05 LONDON STANSTED - 22:20 THESSALONIKI 22:50 THESSALONIKI - 23:50 BUCHAREST BANEASA Tuesdays 15:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 17:15 TURIN CUNEO 18:00 TURIN CUNEO - 21:20 BUCHAREST BANEASA 22nd of September 2009 12:10 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 13:30 NAPLES 14:15 NAPLES - 17:30 BUCHAREST BANEASA 18:05 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 19:20 CATANIA 20:00 CATANIA - 23:15 BUCHAREST BANEASA 23rd of September 2009 16:55 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 18:10 ROME FIUMICINO 19:00 ROME FIUMICINO - 23:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via NAPLES) 16:55 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 19:30 NAPLES (via ROME FIUMICINO) 20:00 NAPLES - 23:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA 08:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 10:45 BRUXELLES 11:30 BRUXELLES - 17:05 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via LYON) 08:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 12:40 LYON (via BRUXELLES) 13:20 LYON - 17:05 BUCHAREST BANEASA 17:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 18:15 VERONA 19:00 VERONA - 00:30 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via BERLIN) 17:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 20:30 BERLIN (via VERONA) 21:15 BERLIN - 00:30 BUCHAREST BANEASA 25th of September 2009 16:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 18:00 ROME FIUMICINO 18:45 ROME FIUMICINO - 23:50 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via TURIN CUNEO) 16:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 19:45 TURIN CUNEO (via ROME FIUMICINO) 20:30 TURIN CUNEO - 23:50 BUCHAREST BANEASA 26th of September 2009 07:25 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 09:25 BRUXELLES 10:35 BRUXELLES - 15:40 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via MILAN BERGAMO) 07:25 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 11:40 MILAN BERGAMO (via BRUXELLES) 12:25 MILAN BERGAMO - 15:40 BUCHAREST BANEASA All times are local For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center at +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

New Blue Air flights from Baia Mare and Suceava !

Wed, 23 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Starting with October 1st, Blue Air will operate three new routes starting from Baia Mare: Baia Mare-Vienna, Baia Mare – Venice and Baia Mare – Rome (Fiumicino). The price for one ticket will start at 51 euro/segment. At the same date, Blue Air will recommence operating flights from the Stefan cel Mare international airport of Suceava. The routes operated from this airport will be Vienna, Venice and the new route towards Roma (Fiumicino). The price of one ticket will start at 52 euro/segment.

Cologne Bonn: Canceled Blue Air flights

Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, starting with the 25of of October, due to operational reasons, Blue Air will cancel all flights to and from Koln Airport (Cologne Bonn). For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center at +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Choose your favorite city and get ready to fly!

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Get FLYMANIA, the ultimate autumn promotion. Fly with Blue Air in Europe’s biggest cities, at incredibly low prices. In addition to the excellent prices, you pay nothing for a hold baggage up to 20 kg carriage. The promotion is available between 7- 11 September within available seats, for travels during October 25th, 2009 – March 27th, 2010. You’re closer than ever to the places you wanted to go. Hurry, take advantage of FLYMANIA!

Changed Blue Air Flights !

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Dear passengers, due to operational reasons, the following flights will be modified according to this: 14 September 2009 - 24 October 2009 Monday 12:15 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 13:40 BERLIN TEGEL 14:35 BERLIN TEGEL - 17:50 BUCHAREST BANEASA 17 September 2009 08:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 09:15 BOLOGNA 09:45 BOLOGNA - 14:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA (via NAPOLI) 08:00 BUCHAREST BANEASA - 10:45 NAPOLI (via BOLOGNA) 11:30 NAPOLI - 14:45 BUCHAREST BANEASA All times are local For any kind of information please access our Blue Air website, www.blueair-web.com , or contact us at the Call Center +40 21 208 86 86 or e-mail: info@blue-air.ro.

Be smart – travel with Blue Air and you get a hold baggage transport bonus !

Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Blue Air rewards your loyalty and offers you during September 1 - December 1, 2009 a trip bonus. Buy a Blue Air ticket and you receive, in addition to the 7 kilograms included in price for the hand luggage, also the transportation of a hold baggage of up to 20 kilograms per passenger*. Just choose your favorite clothes. The way you want it. Learn how to fly smart! * Luggage weight exceeding 20 kg will be charged according to Blue Air tariff conditions, available by accessing the website www.blueair.ro or by calling the Call Center (non-stop: +4021.208.86.86)

Blue Air introduces an extra flight Bucharest – Larnaca !

Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Now with Blue Air, you get more for your travels. Because Friday, September 4, 2009, Blue Air introduces a new additional flight on the route Bucharest – Larnaca. Choose to fly smart and fly off the weekend’s start to Larnaca! Blue Air rewards your loyalty and constantly wants to give you the finest holidays. And so that you can enjoy the Mediterranean warm water and the season’s last rays of sun, Blue Air introduces an extra flight on Friday, September 4. Tickets can be purchased directly from the Blue Air (www.blueair.ro) website, by Call Center (+40 21 208 86 86) or from any Blue Air agency in the country or abroad. Learn the latest Blue Air promotions and fly smart!

Blue Air spoils you with accesible prices!

Fri, 21 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Are you tired of spending your holidays in the same place? Change the scenary between 21st and 31st of August 2009 and buy now flights for your destination. Thesaloniki – Bucharest : from 30 euro* Paphos – Bucharest : from 47 euro* Brussels – Bucharest : from 50 euro* Berlin – Bucharest : from 46 euro* Cologne – Bucharest : from 28 euro* Cologne – Sibiu : from 28 euro* Valencia – Bacau : from 38 euro* Purchase period 21st - 23rd August 2009 The airplane tickets may be purchased directly on Blue Air website (www.blueair.ro), via Call Center (+40-21-208 86 86) or from any Blue Air agency from Romania and abroad. */leg (fees included), limited seats for this tariff

Destinations and Airports - Arad

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Arad, Romania’s main gate for travelers from Western Europe, beautiful landscapes in the hill and mountain areas of Mures and Crisul Alb valleys urge the Romanian and foreign tourists to visit the numerous tourist areas Moneasa, Lipova,Podgaria Arad, Halmagiu area, Cladova Valley, Savarsin, Valea Mare-Caprioara. In the Arad municipality, in the towns Lipova and Ineu, in the health spas Moneasa and Lipova, in other tourist areas there are hotels, inns, motels, holiday camps and villas. Arad county has several scientific preserves, especially botanical, forest, zoological and speleological reserves. Remarkable by the rarity and variety of the flora are: Moneasa natural preserve, "Dosul Laurului" preserve in Zimbru, Botanical Garden at Macea Castle, dendrological parks in Gurahont, Bulci, Capalnas, Neudorf, Savarsin, Odvos and Manastur, as well as the forest-preserves in Runcu-Grosi, Raul Mare – Halmagel, Prundul Mare – Securigiu. There are also several areas for hunting and fishing. Very well-known are those in Chisineu-Cris – Socodor – Adea, Savarsin – Troas and Varfurile – Halmagel. The old churches and monasteries located in the Arad County hold true artistic treasures and some of them are displayed for visitors

Destinations and Airports - Bacau

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Located in the Siret Corridor, on the right side of Bistrita river, in the region of its confluence with Siret, 165 m height.
Bacau is a county in the Moldova region in Romania. Bacau municipality is not shown as an important touristic region on the country map, and the town does not reveal significant places of this type. Yet, at a closer look, hidden between imposing buildings
that mark the recent development of the town, there are nice places that can reveal a strong cultural mark of the town.
The basic landmarks are the personalities that have been an honor for the town over the years. Whether it is an emblematic poet like George Bacovia, or a savant like Ion Borcea, their lives are honored and brought back to memory by the memorial houses that have been taken care of until today. The Precista church, founded by Stefan cel Mare, is one of the most representative in the collection of Bacau religious establishments.
Although they are maybe insufficiently advertised, in a region - Moldova – that is very rich in spirituality and culture, the churches, memorial houses and museums in Bacau may become a significant landmark in the route of any tourist coming to this region.

Destinations and Airports - Bangkok

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Barcelona

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

With its favorable position on the north-eastern coast of the Iberian peninsula or on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona is the second largest city of Spain, both in terms of population and area. It is also the capital of Catalonia, one of the 17 Autonomous Communities forming Spain.
The most important sights include: the fantastic towers of Templo Expiatorio of Sagrada Familia (The Church of the Saint Family) rein over the air landscape of Barcelona, a huge, unfinished cathedral appreciated for the elaborated model and the wavy curved lines specific to the Catalonian architect Antonio Gaudi y Cornet. Other sights of major interest are the San Pablo del Campo Church (914), the Gothic Cathedral of Saint Eulalia, the monument of Christopher Columbus and Mount Tibidabo located nearby the city (532 m/1,745 ft). Some of the several cultural institutions are the Barcelona University (1450), the Autonomous University of Barcelona (1968), the Royal Archives of Aragon, the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Ancient Art, The Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Destinations and Airports - Bologna

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

A city with an antique tradition, at first inhabited by Etruscans and later by Romans, nowadays known for its cultural and academic life (this is where you can find the oldest University in Europe) as well as for its local gastronomy. Bologna is also called the “Red City”, due to its red shaded buildings. Here are some of the numerous attractions of Bologna: Piazza Maggiore, the Asinelli (98 metres) and Garisenda (47 metres) Towers, Via Zamboni Street with its beautiful buildings, the Palace of King Enzo, S. Giacomo Maggiore Church.

Destinations and Airports - Brussels

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Brussels – town and commune -is a triple capital: one of the three capitals of Europe together with Luxemburg and Strasbourg, is the capital of the Federal Belgium, also the capital
of the autonomous region with the same name - Brussels, and the headquarters of NATO.

Brussels is indeed a Belgian and European crossroad, a xenophile and warm city. It is a symbol of the mixture of culture and the meeting place between the Romanic - Walloon – culture and the German one. In 2000, Brussels was declared a cultural capital of Europe.

Destinations and Airports - Bucharest

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The capital and the largest city of Romania is located in the south-eastern part of the country at approximately 65 km north away from the Danube, on the banks of the Dambovita river. In the twenties, Bucharest was known as the little Paris.
Some of the most remarkable sights are the century-old buildings including the Justice Palace (1864), the Stirbei Palace (1835), the National Bank (1885), the Presidential Palace (former Cotroceni palace dating from the 17th century and subsequently improved). The outstanding religious buildings of Bucharest are Antim Monastery (1715) and Patriarchate Church (1665). Bucharest has many parks and forested areas including Herastrau, a huge park with lakes.

Destinations and Airports - Catania

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Catania is situated on the Eastern coast of the island, at the base of the active volcano Mount Etna.
The location of Catania at the base of Mount Etna has been the source of both advantages and ill-fated events for the city. On the one hand, the violent volcano eruptions at various intervals have destroyed most of its territory. On the other hand, the volcanic ash has created a highly fertile soil that is specially adapted for cultivating grape-vines.
The Amenano River flows beneath the city, and is only visible in one location, South of Piazza Duomo and from the Longane or Lognina rivers.
The city symbol is the Elephant Fountain or Fontana dell'Elefante, which was put together in 1736 by Giovanni Battista Vaccarini. It is made of marble, and depicts an old elephant of lava supporting an Egyptian obelisk from Aswan. The story has it that the original sculpture had a neutral gender, which people in Catania regarded as an insult to their virility. In order to appease them, Vaccarini subsequently added testicles to the elephant.

The Sicilian name of "Liotru" is a deformed version of Heliodorus, who was a magician and a necromancer from Catania. He was a nobleman who, having tried in vain to become the city’s bishop, then became a magician. Legend has it that Heliodorus himself was the elephant’s sculptor. Another legend has it that Heliodorus himself was capable of turning into an elephant.

Destinations and Airports - Cluj - Napoca

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The city of Cluj - Napoca is in the central part of Transylvania.
Surrounded on three sides by hills and hillocks with heights ranging between 500 and 700 m, its aspect resembles that of a real fortress.

An ancient centre of Romanian culture and civilisation, Cluj - Napoca is situated in the centre of the county, where major national and international roads cross.

The most important town centre in Transylvania is a city bearing two names: Napoca is the name of the old Dacian fortress, and Cluj is the Latin name by which it was later know (coming from Clausum – as the city is enclosed, and quartered between the hills).

Being a major cultural, university and industrial centre, Cluj - Napoca boasts fine contributions to the Romanian culture and science. It is also an important centre of scientific research and technological development. The city of Cluj-Napoca also stands out as a significant cultural centre through its two drama theatres, two opera houses, two puppet theatres, four cultural centres, a philharmonic orchestra, six museums, among which the National Museum of Transylvanian History dating from the 19th century.

Due to its location, Cluj - Napoca benefits from a moderate continental climate.

Destinations and Airports - Constanta

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Constanţa, as one of the largest cities in Romania, is also a national cultural landmark. Here is the National Theatre, created in 2004 from the unification of the "Ovid" and "Fantasio" Theatres. Here is where the Oleg Danovski Opera and Ballet Theatre has been active since its setting up in 2004. Constanţa is also well known thanks to its numerous museums: the Natural Science Museum Complex, made up of six sections: the dolphinarium, the planetarium, the observatory, a micro-reservation and an exotic bird and environment exhibition, the Aquarium, the Romanian Navy Museum, the Folk Art Museum, the National History and Archaeology Museum, the Museum of the Sea, the Constanţa Harbour Museum and the "Ion Jalea" Sculpture Museum.

In Constanţa, one can find examples of various architectural styles: the Casino, the sole instance of art nouveau architecture in Romania, nowadays considered the city symbol, the old mosque, built in 1910 in a moor style, the Roman building from the 2nd century or the Genovese Lighthouse, dating from the Middle Ages and built around 1300. There are also various monuments, e.g. the statue of Ovid and Mihai Eminescu’s bust from the sea-front.

Destinations and Airports - Dublin

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is at the same time, the largest city in the country. It’s located in the east of the country and was, initially, a Viking settlement. It is a real cultural center of Ireland – here are found the most prestigious museums, theaters and cultural festivals. Also, the city has a rich literary history – here were born authors such as George Bernard Shaw, Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde or Jonathan Swift.

The city is famous for its nightlife, especially for the Temple Bar district, where parties are held until morning.

Destinations and Airports - Florence

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Capital of Toscana, Florence is situated on the Arno River and is especially famous around the world for its art and architecture from the Renaissance period. It was one of the richest cities in the medieval period and it’s the place from where came personalities like Dante, Boccaccio, Botticelli or Machiavelli. Tourists should not miss the attractions for which the city is famous, such as the Dom, Neptune’s statue or Ponte Vecchio.

Destinations and Airports - Havana

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Koln

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Köln, in the local dialect Kölle (English and French Cologne, Italian and Spanish Colonia) is a city in the land of North Rhine-Westfalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen) in
Germany, the fourth in size after Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. From the economic, cultural and historical point of view, Köln is the most important city in the Rhine, an important railway junction, at the crossroad of the Rhine < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhine> valley with the main commercial ways between the Eastern and Western regions of Europe .

The most important elements of the city economy are the machine building industry (Ford plants), chemical industry, trade, the provision of services (banks, insurance companies), tourism.

Destinations and Airports - Lamezia Terme

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Larnaca

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Larnaca is one of the oldest cities in Europe, but here tradition combines in an inspired manner with modernity, so that the settlement has something to offer to any tourist. You will discover with delight the beauty of Cyprus since your very first visit. The golden sand beaches, the water of the sea, the innumerable, extraordinary high palms, the impressive number of clubs, bars, restaurants and pubs spread on the shore area, the pleasant weather, all is combined into an unforgettable experience.
You will find in Larnaca many tourist and cultural objectives, each of them having a particular “something”, a story to tell and fascinating collections of objects. A travel to Larnaca can start with a walk through the city up to the Medieval Museum, hosted in the precincts of a XVII century fortress, in one of the most important sacred locations in the area, the Agios Lazaros Church, or to the Larnaca Archaeology Museum, with its rich collections of pieces discovered in the region, dated in the Neolithic up to the Roman domination epoch.

Destinations and Airports - Lisbon

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Lisabon is an international metropolitan city, located on the west coast of Portugal, to the Atlantic. The oldest district of the city is Alfama, very close to Tejo. Lisbon is the main portuguese centre since the year 1260, when it became the capital of the country. The city has been destroied by two earthquakes, on the 26th of January 1531 and the 1st of November 1755. Centro Cultural de Belém is one of the most important cultural centres in Europe, placed in a building with an amaizing architecture. Worth seeing: Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga,Torre de Belém,Mosteiro dos Jerónimos,Alto da Serafina and the old city.

Destinations and Airports - London - Luton

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

An important settlement for around two millennia, London is today one of the world's leading business, financial and cultural centers, and its influence in politics, education, entertainment, media, fashion and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the major global cities, along with Paris, New York and Tokyo.
London is a major tourist destination, with four world heritage sites and numerous iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and the London Eye among its many attractions, along with famous institutions such as the British Museum and the National Gallery. (extract from Wikipedia)

Destinations and Airports - London - Stansted

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Lyon

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Known first and foremost as the capital of gastronomy, the second largest city of France should be included on the list of the holiday destinations of any passionate traveler. However, Lyon is also known for several other attractions, besides the culinary ones, among which its incredibly rich architecture and historical buildings.
At the beginning of the 19th century, Lyon had the most developed silk industry when Joseph Jacquard, an inhabitant of the city, invented the automatic loom which changed dramatically the manufacturing of the fabric. The city became famous when Lumière brothers invented in Lyon the first rotary cinema. The Lumière Institute is now an attraction not to be missed. Lyon is one of the most beautiful Renaissance cities of Europe, where perfectly preserved houses and stores stretch along picturesque streets, keeping so much of the atmosphere of the past centuries.

Destinations and Airports - Madrid

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The largest city of Spain, located at the very heart of the Iberian peninsula, Madrid is a European capital located at the biggest height - 646m above the sea level.
Cosmopolitan city, business center, central headquarters of the Government, of the Spanish Parliament, of the Public Administration and residence of the Spanish Royal Family, Madrid is characterized by an intense cultural and artistic activity and a very active night life.
The main sights of Madrid are the Prado Museum, the Royal Palace and the famous squares, monasteries and cathedrals (including Ermita de San Antonio - the chapel sheltering the tomb of Goya, the great Spanish painter).
If you go to Madrid, do not miss the opportunity to fly over the city by funicular, to visit the Amusement Park, the Biological Park, the Dolphinarium, and last but not least, to watch the famous corrida and flamenco shows.

For further information about Madrid, we recommend you to visit the site of the Madrid municipality at www.munimadrid.es, where you can download tourist maps and guides with the sights of the city and other useful information.

Destinations and Airports - Malaga

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Málaga is the capital of one of the most beautiful Spanish provinces, also called the Paradise City.
The sight of the small villages with white houses, which are spread over the hills close to the mountains, are the delight of the ones who come here to enjoy the seaside and the torrid sand beaches.

Sights in Málaga:
The Muslim Gibralfar Castle – built in the XIVth century, during the reign of Yusuf I – included a mosque and a shelter for military troops.
The Pablo Picasso Memorial House, which is today a municipal foundation named after the painter, is a research centre, where copies of the Picasso paintings are found.
Occasionally, art exhibitions are organized.

Destinations and Airports - Milan

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

From the cultural and social point of view, Milan is undoubtedly one of the most charming cities of Europe and one of the most vibrating cities of Italy. The most famous fashion designers in the world have their headquarters here and the famous shopping streets attract thousands of tourists every day. However, Milan is not only the Capital of the fashion, it also inherited the culture and style which you expect to find in any Italian city.
The most important sights include: Duomo di Milano (the world’s third largest Catholic church), the squares and art galleries (including “The Last Supper” of Leonardo da Vinci).

Destinations and Airports - Naples

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Naples is a city rich in historic monuments and traditions and is visited by large numbers of visitors every year. The city’s historical centre has become part of the world heritage since 1995 and is one of the largest urban centres on this list. The historical centre comprises more than 150 churches, approximately 300 religious buildings, palaces, 30 museums, monuments, obelisks and fountains.
Among the most important tourist sights are the following: Castel Nuovo (the city’s most famous building), Castell dell’Ovo, Castel Capuano, the Royal Palace, Palazzo del Panormita (this is the most beautiful Renaissance building in the city), and the Naples Dome.

Destinations and Airports - Nice

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Nice is both an important tourist centre and a seaside resort, also known as “the capital of the French Riviera” (Cote d'Azur). As any self-respecting European cultural capital, Nice offers its visitors an array of tourist sights, outstanding places and the most representative historical monuments. The most famous city street, “Promenade des Anglais” offers spectacular sights as it bordered by both sea and mountains and stretches along 6 km, along the beach. Here, one can find the famous and luxurious Negresco Hotel, built in 1912 according to the blueprints of the Romanian Henri Negresco.
Nice is also deemed a European cultural capital due to the “Castle in Nice”, a military building on top of a hill covered by rocks. “The Old Town” (“Vieille Ville”) is the old part of this European cultural capital and a neighbourhood filled with narrow streets, small restaurants and pubs. A historical centre and a European cultural capital, Nice invites you to discover the port of Lympia and the Casino Ruhl cabaret, two tourist sights along the French Riviera. As the weather is always sunny, one can walk along one of the beaches located up high, from where one can rejoice in the image of the cerulean waters of the Bay of Angels (“Baie des Anges”).
Nice is truly one of those places everyone has heard about or seen on TV or at the cinema.

Destinations and Airports - Palermo

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Paphos

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Paphos, the mythical birth place of the goddess Aphrodite, is a city on the coast of Cyprus, 153 km away from Nicosia.
In ancient times, there were two locations called Old Paphos and New Paphos. Nowadays, the inhabited area is New Paphos. The resort benefits from a Mediterranean climate, with abundant sunlight all year round.
The main sights include: Akamas, the Adonis Baths, Aphrodite’s Rock, the Paphos Castle, Saranta Kolones, the Byzantine Museum, the Paphos District Museum, the Ethnographic Museum, the Tomb of the Kings, The Paphos Mosaic, the house of Dionysus, the house of Theseus, the Paphos Odeon, the Folk Art Museum, the Paphos Aquarium, the Ayia Solomoni Church, the Panayia Chrysopolitissa Church, the Panayia Theoskepasti Church, the Panagia tou Sinti Monastery, the Ayios Neophytos Monastery, Cape Kiti and Amathus, the Kolossi Castle, Kourion and the temple of Apollo, the Kykkos Monastery.

Destinations and Airports - Paris - Beauvais

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The capital of France and one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Paris is a symbol which doesn't need any special presentation. History, culture, nightlife, shopping - Paris excels in all. It is already useless to say that Paris can change your life... colors, forms, atmosphere for all sense and for all tastes.

Destinations and Airports - Roma

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The capital of the Roman empire, of the Papal state and of Italy, Rome is the very “eternal city”. It is one of the most elegant capitals where the levels of history and the sheer beauty in excess might turn out to be overwhelming even for an inexperienced visitor.
Rome is a city which should be discovered by walking, where every corner offers a new treasure and an unforgettable panorama. Roman columns rise up to the sky alongside medieval basilicas. The sound of the water overflowing from fountains fills the air in front of the Renaissance palaces and the exultant Romans are cramming into the colorful little squares. Take a breath of the Cesars’ air in the Roman forum, take a walk in the threatening Coloseum, marvel at the splendors of the Vatican Palace and then you will undoubtedly wonder whether this is the capital of a modern and industrial nation or whether you have just stepped back in time, into the pages of a history book!

Destinations and Airports - Salzburg

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Destinations and Airports - Sibiu

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Sibiu Municipality represented one of the most important and blooming cities in Transylvania, being the centre of the German colonists settled in the area. It lately knew a significant economic and cultural revival, being today one of the cities with the largest level of foreign investment in Romania. In 2007 it was the European Cultural Capital, together with Luxembourg.
Sibiu and its neighborhoods are one of the most visited areas in Romania. The historical centre is one of the historical locations in the country which are the best preserved. In Sibiu there are many important museums including art, painting, decorative art collections, anthropology, history, archaeology, technology history and natural sciences.
The city is placed near the Fagaras Mountains – an important destination for mountain travels – and near Paltinis resort - a destination for winter sports.

Destinations and Airports - Stuttgart

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Stuttgart, the capital of the German Land Baden-Württemberg, finds itself in the centre of the south-western Stuttgart region, near the Padurea Neagra Mountains, where the Danube and the Neckar River spring from. Around 150.000 firms and companies have their headquarters in the Stuttgart region, famous for its industrial technology. This is the city where the motorcycle and the four-wheel automobile have been invented, the city therefore being the starting point of the international automobile industry.
Stuttgart is also a cultural city, which became famous due to the State Opera and the ballet programs, but also due to the spectacular art collections from the State Gallery and the Stuttgart Gallery.

Destinations and Airports - Suceava

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Land of legends, for the visitors of this part of Romania, known as Bucovina, this is a place where history is present all around.
The birthplace of an ancient civilisation, the county of Suceava is situated in the north-eastern part of Romania and occupies one of the top positions in terms of the economic, human and tourist potential.
The geographical features include mountains and hills and a rich hydrographic network with fast streams.
The number of 100000 tourists annually visiting this county can be explained by its geographical position, i.e. at the crossing of roads coming from the North and South, and East and West, by its vicinity to Ukraine, Poland and the Republic of Moldavia, as well as by the countless cultural and historic monuments.
The distinctive feature of this county is that, on a small surface, there are many different tourist sights.
There are facilities here for both summer and winter sports, for fishing and hunting, as well as for rest.
A picturesque road is the one crossing the volcanic mountain range of Caliman (the Pietrosu peak), the mountain ranges of Giumaslau and Rarau, the latter being known for its karstic features.
The Gorges of the Bistrita Aurie, Moldova and Suceava rivers provide wonderful landscapes.
The county features natural flora and fauna reserves (European bisons, deer, bears, boars, black-cocks, lynx).
Here landscapes may be found that can be compared to those in Switzerland, France, Austria, Italy, Germany, Spain and others.
Among the vestiges that are perfectly integrated in the landscape, one must note the painted monuments that were included by UNESCO among the world works of art.
Among these monuments, the Monastery of Voronet (1488) stands out by far.
A short distance away one from the other, there are the Orthodox monasteries of: Humor (1530), Moldovita (1532), Sucevita (1584) that are visited by art lovers.
One may also find the Monasteries of Dragomirna (1609), an instance of stone lacework, and Putna (1469), built by the Voievode Stephen the Great, and hosting his tomb.
Other historically and religiously important monasteries are the ones situated in the region of Stanisoara, Slatina, Rasca and Pobota.
A potential tourist itinerary may comprise the princely castle of Suceava, the Monastery of St.
Ioan of Zamca, the Church of St. Dumitru and the Church Miruli.

Destinations and Airports - Thessaloniki

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Known in Greek as Thessaloniki, the city of Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece and the most significant economic and cultural centre in the region. With a long history behind it, Thessaloniki is now a modern and cosmopolitan metropolis, whose special charm is ensured by the mixture of tourist sights, historical sites and the fast pace of modern life.
The city of Thessaloniki has numerous sights that are worth visiting, as well as archaeological sites that are ideal for discovering the past of a great civilization. The old forum, dating back to the 2nd-3rd centuries A.D., is well preserved with all its markets, buildings and the impressive odium, as well as the palace of Galerius Maximianus (the 4th century A.D.), the public baths, the hippodrome, the temples and other monuments.
Not far from Thessaloniki is Halkidiki, a particularly beautiful region, with incredible beaches, which would make the perfect destination for an unforgettable holiday; in fact, it is the most popular tourist region in Greece. The Halkidiki Peninsula is made up of 3 parts - Kassandra, Sithonia and Mount Athos. With a coastline spreading over 522 km, whose beaches vary both in shape and size from long beaches with fine sand to small beaches, picturesque bays, small harbours and traditional fishing villages, Halkidiki is a true paradise.

Destinations and Airports - Timisoara

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The second largest city in Romania, Timisoara is one of the most important cultural centers in the country. The theatre of Timisoara has a long tradition and offers performances in Romanian, as well as in German or Hungarian.

The city is also an important educational center. Here, higher education has a tradition of nearly 100 years. Timisoara is considered to be the third largest academic pole in Romania, after Bucharest and Iasi.

Destinations and Airports - Torino

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Destinations and Airports - Turin Cuneo

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Torino, situated in the Northwest of Italy, represents the entrance gate of the Italian Alps. The Piemonte region of which Torino makes part is a high-tourist resources region and offers special attractions for winter sports, having many tourist resorts and ski runs.
Visit the website www.regione.piemonte.it/turismo where you can find useful support, information and planning of your holiday.

Destinations and Airports - Valencia

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Capital and province at the same time, Valencia is a historical and multicultural city, being at the same time a well-known financial and economic center of Spain. Bright city, beamed by the Mediterranean sun, Valencia is the spring host of the famous Fallas Festival, an explosion of color, sound and fireworks. Founded by the Romans, the city has experienced numerous cultures throughout the time: Roman, Visigoth, Moorish, Aragon. The charm of the monuments and museums mingles with the audacity of the modernist architecture, Valencia being one of the most charming cosmopolite cities of Europe.

Destinations and Airports - Venice

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Venice is the main city of the Veneto region and in the north-eastern part of Italy. Venice has a population of approximately 270,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the province bearing the same name. In 1979, the whole city (with the entire lagoon) was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO.
Venice is divided into six neighbourhoods: Dorsoduro, Santa Croce, San Polo, San Marco, Cannaregio and Castello, and comprises 118 islands, 354 bridges and 177 canals.
Saint Mark’s Square may be considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Here is where the Basilica of San Marco, the Doge’s Palace and the basilica campanile are located. Another city symbol is the Rialto Bridge where stores are to be found.
Other important Venetian monuments are: Arsenale, the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute and the basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari.
The main city canals are: Canal Grande and Canale della Giudecca. The first one divides the city in two and delineates an S, and the second one separates the old centre from the island of Giudecca.

Destinations and Airports - Verona

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Verona is a city of great touristic interest, located near Garda Lake, a city worth your visit if you have a passion for nature, parks, weapons and flower pots museums.

The city of the Shakespearian heroes Romeo and Juliet, Verona, is the second city as size in Veneto region and holds a valuable cultural patrimony. The main touristic attractions of the city are: the Roman Arena (dating back to the 1st century AD), Romeo’s House, Juliet’s House, San Zelo Basilica (dedicated to the city patron saint), Sant’ Anastasia Church, the Cathedral (Duomo), Castelvecchio (castle built in 1354 by Cangrande II della Scala), Piazza delle Erbe (with the Maffei Palace, Gardello Tower, Casa dei Mercanti (that operated as office of guilds).

Destinations and Airports - Vienna

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Vienna is the capital of the Republic of Austria and also one of the nine states of Austria. Vienna is Austria's primary city, with a population of about 1.7 million (2.3 million within the metropolitan area), it is by far the largest city in Austria, as well as its cultural, economic, and political centre. It is the 10th largest city by population in the European Union. Vienna is host to many major international organizations such as the United Nations and OPEC. Vienna lies in the east of Austria and is close to the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.
For many centuries, it was considered the capital of clasical music, and also of the opera. Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, Vivaldi or Mahler are just a few of the famous names that lived and worked here. This city is different from other capitals because of its arhitecture, where the Baroque style is the most predominant. Besides the elegant buildings, Vienna is chosen by the tourists for the museums’ large art collections and for quality of its restaurants.

Destinations and Airports - Warsaw

Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Warsaw is Poland’s capital and largest city. It is situated on the Vistula River, at about 370 km from the Baltic Sea coast and the Carpathian Mountains. It is known as the “Phoenix city”, because it was rebuilt after World War II, when it suffered major damages.
The city is very generous with its tourists – from the extravagant clubs where parties hold until morning, to museums, monuments dedicated to Stalinism, Hebrew cemetery or the extraordinary parks – there is something for every visitor.