As part of its positioning strategy as Romanians’ first ultra-low-cost air transport option, Blue Air focuses on expanding its network and serving Europe’s main airports, providing efficient connections with destinations of major interest for both the leisure and the business segment, at the most affordable travel rates.
Blue Air inaugurated the Bucharest – Prague route, and the aircraft was greeted with the traditional water salute at its landing at Václav Havel Airport.
From May 21, Blue Air will connect Bucharest and Prague through 3 services per week, while planning to increase this frequency to 5 flights per week starting July 2021.
“We are delighted to inaugurate our new ultra-low-cost Prague-Bucharest service for the benefit of our customers who can now have even more travel options at affordable prices. The two capitals have traditionally developed a lot of business, cultural, family, sport and tourist relations and with our low fares and great service, we plan to triple the existing traffic volume and to soon upgrade the service to daily. In addition to the direct service to Bucharest, our Prague customers can also benefit from a one-stop service to Cluj, Iasi, Timisoara and Suceava,” says Krassimir Tanev, Chief Commercial Officer at Blue Air.
This post was published on 22 May 2021 17:55
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