The airline carried 1.5 million passengers in 2014 and 1.3 million passengers in 2013.
In September 2015, Blue Air announced the introduction of 23 new routes and the acquisition of five aircrafts via financial leasing system. It also said its fleet will reach 20 aircrafts until March 2016.
The company estimated at the time that its turnover will hit the EUR200 million mark in 2015, from EUR140 million in 2014. Blue Air commercial manager Tudor Constantinescu said at the time that the new destinations are expected to bring 70% increases in 2016, both in the number of passengers and in the company’s revenue.
Blue Air operates routes from capital Bucharest (towards Barcelona, Birmingham, Bologna, Brussels, Castellon, Catania, Dublin, Florence, Glasgow, Hamburg, Iasi, Koln, Larnaca, Liverpool, London, Lyon, Madrid, Malaga, Milano Bergamo, Milan Linate, Napoli, Nice, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, Stuttgart, Torino Caselle and Valencia), Bacau (Bologna, Brussels, Catania, Dublin, Liverpool, London, Madrid, Milano Bergamo, Paris, Roma, Stuttgart and Torino Caselle), Cluj – Napoca (Dublin and Liverpool), Constanta (Athens and Milano Bergamo), Larnaca (via Athens), Iasi (Barcelona, Brussels, Koln, London, Paris and Roma), Larnaca (Athens, Thessaloniki and London), Sibiu (Koln and Stuttgart) and Torino Caselle (Athens, Bari, Catania, Ibiza, Lamezia Terme, London, Madrid, Menorca, Palma de Mallorca and Stuttgart).