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Blue1 is based in Finland and operates flights from its main hubs located in at Helsinki Airport and Stockholm Airport. It is a low-cost airline which belongs to SAS Group. The airline was founded in 1987 and it was purchased by SAS in January 1998.

Even though Blue1 belongs to low-cost airlines, it is also a member of the largest airline alliance called Star Alliance. Moreover, Blue1 offers special services to its business clients and passengers can also earn free miles with EuroBonus - frequent flyer program for the whole SAS group. It offers coffee and tea free of charge on its flights whereas other refreshments are available for extra charge.

Its fleet consisted of 18 planes 2011.

Blue1

Official website:

www.blue1.ee

NameBlue1
ICAO / IATA CodeBLF
Frequent flyer programmeEuroBonus
Contact informationFinland: +358 (0)6000 25831
Other: +358 20 585 6240
www.blue1.ee
AddressBlue1 Customer Relations
P.O.Box 168
01531 Vantaa
Finland
 
Payment optionsVISA
Mastercard
American Express
Diners Club
Payment processing fees€5
Cabin baggage allowanceSize 55 cm x 40 cm x 23 cm, Weight 8 kg
Checked baggage allowanceSize height + length + width = max. 158 cm (62"), Weight 23 kg
Checked-in baggage feesNo
Excess baggage fee€20 - €40 / bag
On-line check-in possibleYes
Free refreshmentsNo
NotesExtra baggage
Domestic DK/NO/SE € 20
Between Europe and Asia/USA € 40
Airline fleetAvro RJ85
Boeing 717
Number of flights41

Blue1's base airports

  »   Helsinki – Helsinki Vantaa (HEL)
  »   Stockholm – Stockholm - Arlanda (ARN)

Blue1's destinations

Airports in Europe


Croatia
Dubrovnik, Pula, Split

Denmark
Copenhagen

Finland
Helsinki, Kittila, Kruunupyy, Kuopio, Oulu, Pori, Tampere, Turku, Vaasa

France
Marseille, Nice, Paris

Germany
Munich

Greece
Athens

Hungary
Budapest

Italy
Rome

Norway
Oslo

Poland
Warsaw

Sweden
Kalkmar, Stockholm

Switzerland
Zurich

United Kingdom
Edinburgh
Total 26 destinations


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