Bucharest, February 18 2020 - Following the information received from the Bacau Interna-tional Airport Administration, regarding the closure of the runway between August 15th and September 30th, 2020 as part of the modernization process, Blue Air decided to transfer the flights to other airports in the region. In this regard, Blue Air started negotiations with possi-ble airports to identify the best option for passengers.
"We want to assure all our passengers that the flights will not be canceled, but only transferred, and we will provide free transportation to and from the airports where the flights will be operated", said Mr. Cristian Buciu, Director Operations Blue Air.
Blue Air will actively inform all passengers who have already purchased tickets for Blue Air flights to and from Bacau International Airport. As soon as possible, all necessary details re-garding these flights will be displayed on the website www.flyblueair.com.
At this moment, passengers from Bacău can book their trips to fifteen destinations: Athens, Birmingham, Bologna, Brussels, Copenhagen, Dublin, Larnaca, Liverpool, London, Madrid, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Stuttgart and Turin, on the website www.flyblueair.com.
About Blue Air:
Blue Air is the largest Romanian airline according to the number of passengers carried. With a business model based on reducing complexity, respectively Low Cost - Low Complexity, with an approach focused on passenger needs, Blue Air aims to become a leader among airlines in Central and Eastern Europe.
The company operates Boeing 737 aircraft and has a comprehensive fleet upgrade program in place to provide passengers with the best travel conditions. With a team of over 1,000 professionals, passionate about aviation, the company has a flawless track record in flight safety.
In its 15 years of operation, Blue Air carried over 30 million passengers and flew over 340 million kilometers. The company is certified IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for exceptional operating standards and is a full IATA member.
