Vueling

Vueling is a low-cost Spanish airline based in Barcelona. Founded in 2004, Vueling is currently the largest airline in Spain (measured by fleet size and the number of destinations). Vueling's operations are closely connected to the Spanish domestic market - and to a lesser degree, the French and Italian markets. The airline has major hubs in Barcelona (BCN), Rome (FCO) and Paris-Orly (ORY).

Vueling is a low-cost subsidiary of the Spanish International Airlines Group (IAG). IAG group members include - national flag carriers British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, plus the new long haul, low-cost airline LEVEL.

Vueling Destinations Vueling flies to over 100 destinations, including many of Europe's fascinating capital cities and popular holiday beach resorts. The airline has secondary hubs at Alicante, Bilbao, Madrid, Malaga, Palma, Ibiza, Santiago, Seville and Valencia. Major routes include Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Brussels and Florence; Vueling also operates routes to Gambia, Morocco and Tunisia.

Vueling has rapidly grown to become one of Europe's largest carriers, with the airline's extensive network providing flexible flight services to Europe's expanding holiday market; the airline also contributes to the growing demand for dynamic package tour operations.

Vueling operates over 100 Airbus aircraft and has codeshare agreements with British Airways, Aer Lingus, Qatar Airways and its fellow Spanish airline Iberia. Vueling flies from 8 UK airports with numerous direct and connecting flight services to European capital cities and popular holiday destinations.

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The Vueling App. The Vueling app allows you to check in for flights and download your mobile boarding pass. The app also informs you of flight times and schedule updates. You can make and manage flight reservations via the app, and you also get access to Vueling's latest flight deals and special offers.

For further information on how Vueling's low-cost fares and reservations work, check out the Flight4 Vueling Blog.