Blue Air to launch flights from £17.79
Revitalised Romanian Low Cost Carrier Blue Air has launched its winter 2011 flying program from London Luton Airport to Bucharest and Bacau with a special one-way price of £17.79 including taxes.
The airline will operate London Luton to Bucharest five times per week on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday departing Luton at 10:00 each day.
London Luton to Bacau flies three times per week on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday leaving Luton at 16:20 each day.
Blue Air flights to Bucharest use the Baneasa airport which is the closest airport to the city centre.
Blue Air Flights to the city of Bacau, in the north East of Romania, provide an easy access to the Carpathian Mountains and the tourist region of Transylvania.
The airline will operate London Luton to Bucharest five times per week on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday departing Luton at 10:00 each day.
London Luton to Bacau flies three times per week on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday leaving Luton at 16:20 each day.
Blue Air flights to Bucharest use the Baneasa airport which is the closest airport to the city centre.
Blue Air Flights to the city of Bacau, in the north East of Romania, provide an easy access to the Carpathian Mountains and the tourist region of Transylvania.
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