Air Bleu

Air Bleu was a French airline founded in 1935, primarily serving the French domestic air transport market. The brand operated for a relatively short period and was later absorbed into the Air France system; it no longer operates as an independent airline. Reliable public information about its founder, route network, fleet size, and exact integration process is limited, so this entry retains only basic, supportable facts.

Air Bleu was established in France in 1935 and was one of the domestic airlines that appeared during the early development of French civil aviation. Its business focused on passenger air services within France rather than a modern global long-haul network. Surviving reliable information about its corporate structure, route network, fleet, and operational changes is limited. Air Bleu was later absorbed into the Air France system, after which it ceased to operate as an independent brand and airline.

• 1935

  Air Bleu founded

  Air Bleu was founded in France and operated air transport services focused on the French domestic market.

• Merged into the French aviation system

  Air Bleu was later merged into the French aviation system, ending its operations as an independent airline.

French domestic air transport

• passenger airline services · 1935

  Domestic passenger air services

  Air Bleu's core business was passenger air transport within France, serving travel between domestic cities. Reliable surviving information is insufficient to confirm its complete route network, schedules, aircraft types, or service classes, so no unverified destinations or named products are listed.