Continuing its expansion on the island, Blue Air has launched a new route from Larnaca to Constanta, via Athens. Operating twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays with a stop in the Greek capital, the new itinerary complements the airline’s

COBALT, the new airline of Cyprus, held its London launch event at London Hilton Paddington, on June 21, a week after the airline was awarded its operating license by the Air Transport Licensing Authority of Cyprus.

Hermes Airports awarded Blue Air for the highest percentage growth in 2015. Blue Air has been present in Cyprus since 2008, and in January 2015, the airline also decided to establish a base in Larnaca.

Three overseas companies expressed interest in launching a hotel, logistics centre and retail outlets on the grounds of Larnaca’s old airfield. According to Marios Demetriades, transport, communications and works minister, Cyprus,

ITALY AND CYPRUS WILL SOON BE CONNECTED AS ALITALIA PLANS TO LAUNCH NEW DIRECT FLIGHTS LINKING ROME AND LARNACA FROM JUNE 08.

Responding to strong passenger demand, Blue Air now stations one more aircraft at its Larnaca base. The airline’s direct flights from the Cypriot airport to Athens and Thessaloniki have seen increasing interest and as a result, frequencies

Cyprus […] ticks all the boxes for UK holiday-makers. “It is no coincidence that the doubling of British Airways’ flights [from London’s Heathrow Airport] to Larnaca comes at a time when Cyprus Tourism Organisation

Low-cost carrier, Ryanair returned to Larnaka International Airport with a twice-weekly service from Cyprus’ main hub to Brussels Airport.

Pafos Regional Board of Tourism, in collaboration with local hoteliers and tour operators, hosted a group of 17

Aiming to put the spotlight on the natural wetlands of the area, Larnaka Tourism Board organised a photographic contest with flamingos as the main theme.