the COVID-19 pandemic. Blue Panorama went through recurring restructuring proceedings in recent years. Shortly after, it filed for bankruptcy protection. In June 2022, it has been reported that the grounded airline retired both of their Airbus A330-200s leaving them without long-haul capable aircraft. In December 2022, it has been announced that the airline will be liquidated and not resume operations. Destinations Blue Panorama operated a network of Italian domestic destinations branded as blu-express as well as long-haul leisure flights mainly around the Caribbean. Codeshare agreements Blue Panorama Airlines maintained Codeshare agreements with the following airlines: Albawings Cubana de Aviación Fleet As of November 2022, the Blue Panorama fleet no longer included any aircraft. The following types have been operated before: Accidents and incidents On 16 July 2004, a Boeing 767-300ER operating as flight 1504 experienced an uncontained engine failure on takeoff from Rome-Fiumucino Airport. The plane returned and conducted a successful emergency landing. Investigation revealed that a high pressure fuel hose leaked approximately 700 kilograms of fuel into the engine's nacelle during taxi, which ignited upon takeoff. On 22 September 2018, a Blue Panorama Spanish pilot, Emilio Leone, was arrested by Albanian police as his colleagues reported him for trying to fly the aircraft intoxicated. In popular culture A Blue Panorama Boeing 757-200 and Boeing 767-300ER appeared in John Legend's music video for "Show Me". See also List of defunct airlines of Italy References External links Defunct airlines of Italy Airlines established in 1998 Airlines disestablished in 2022 Italian companies established in 1998 Fiumicino Italian brands Companies based in Lazio