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Vueling is a Spanish low-cost airline, which is based in Barcelona and has two main hubs at Barcelona and Rome Airport.

Vueling has codeshare agreements with British Airways, Iberia and Qatar Airways. Vueling flies to many destinations including Algiers, Oran, Sal, Banjul, Accra, Rabat, Fes, Marrakesh, Nador, Tangier, Dakar, Djerba, Tunis, Vienna, Sofia, Brussels, Split, Zadar, Zagreb, Pula, Prague, Aalborg, Copenhagen, Tallinn, Berlin, Dortmund, Dresden, Frankfurt and many others.

In 2008, Vueling and Clickair announced the merger of the brands.

In 2013, IAG acquired control of Vueling which saw the recently purchased 44.66% stake by IAG merged with Iberia's existing 45.85% stake to form a 90.51% shareholding. Vueling's fleet consists of Airbus A319-100, Airbus A320-200 and Airbus A321-200.

Frequent Flyer Program

Vueling operates a frequent flyer program called Punto in order to reward regular travellers. Punto allows you to collect points and then exchange them for flights to any Vueling destination.

Iberia Plus can be used to get flights or be cashed in for other Iberia services or those of the other companies linked to the Iberia Plus programe.

Vueling offers the Optima Fare in which customers can select the seat you prefer, either in the front or back rows of the plane. You can swap your flight for an earlier one departing the same day completely free of charge providing you bring it forward for another on the same date and other stipulations.

Baggage

Vueling entitles its passengers to one piece of hand luggage which must not weigh more than 10 kg and is no larger than 55x40x20cm.

Check in luggage is included in the Optima Fare, Economy Checked Baggage and Excellence Fare.

Vueling has used the last seven days to commence additional flights from Malaga (AGP) and Marseille (MRS). The Spanish airport made a connection to its 25^th destination, with the start of twice-weekly (Tuesdays and Saturdays) services to Birmingham (BHX) – its second UK point, adding to existing flights to Cardiff. The 1,767-kilometre sector will face some intense competition, with Monarch Airlines (12 weekly services), Ryanair (eight), Norwegian (four) and Thomson Airways (two) being the incumbents. Vueling already serves Birmingham from Alicante, Barcelona and Tenerife South. From the French city the airline began flights to Algiers (ALG), and it joins Vueling’s other routes from Marseille – Barcelona, Malaga, Rome Fiumicino and Palma de Mallorca. With its daily operation, the sector immediately becomes the airline’s biggest route at the airport in terms of ASKs.

In November 2016, Vueling announced it had increased capacity at Cardiff Airport for summer 2017. The increase is the 2nd in a row for Cardiff Airport, 2016 saw an increase of 44,000 seats over the previous year as the IAG owned airline cemented its position as a firm favourite with Welsh travellers to Spain. 190,812 seats are now available to Barcelona, Alicante, Malaga and Palma from the Welsh capital, an increase of 16% compared to 2016. In April 2017, Vueling announced it was to boost its services from Cardiff Airport for the summer season. Vueling will be boosting its services from Cardiff for the summer season, raising the number of available seats on every one of its four routes to Alicante, Barcelona, Malaga and Palma Majorca from the Welsh capital. The airline has confirmed a 16% increase in seat capacity compared to the previous summer season, with more than 190,000 seats now on sale for flights between April and October 2017.

News

August 2017

Vueling to replace Punto scheme with Avios currency

Vueling is to replace its Punto loyalty programme with a new Vueling Club, which will use Avios as its currency. The switch is set to take place next month, although the exact date has yet to be confirmed by the IAG carrier. Existing Punto members will see their points converted at a rate of nine Avios for every one Punto held.

Once the new programme goes live, members of other Avios currency schemes including the British Airways Executive Club, the Iberia Plus programme and the Avios Travel Rewards Programme, will be able to combine Avios (in either direction) with any held in the Vueling Club, providing the personal details match on both accounts.

Members of Vueling Club will receive a base of three Avios for every Euro spent when purchasing a Basic Fare, or four Avios per Euro spent on Optima and Excellence Fares. Premium members (those taking 40 flights or 20 return trips in a year) will receive double Avios. Members will also be able to redeem Avios against Vueling flights under the new programme, and interestingly the carrier says it will be the only loyalty club in Europe to allow redemptions covering up to 100 per cent of the total cost of the flight, including taxes can charges.

Airbus A319-100

Airbus A320-200

Airbus A321-200

Barcelona El Prat Airport 

HUB Airport

Barcelona Airport is an international airport serving Barcelona and is the hub airport for Air Nostrum and Vueling. It has three runaways and can handle nearly 40 million passengers every year. Other airlines which fly to and from this airport include Norwegian, Pegasus Airlines, Primera Air, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Flight, Royal Jordanian, Ryanair, Singapore Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, TAM Airlines, Transavia, Tunisair and many others. 

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