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Top Three Airlines In Romania Carried 11.5 Million Passengers In 2016
Low-cost airlines Wizz Air and Blue Air and flagship carrier Tarom are the top three airlines in Romania, having carried 11.5 million passengers last year, or 72% of those that traveled by p...
Low-Cost Airlines Compete With Flag Carrier Tarom On Ten Domestic Routes
Blue Air is the most active low-cost airline on the Romanian market, while Ryanair and Wizz Air only operate one domestic route.
Blue Air Expects EUR300M Revenue In 2016
Romanian-held airline Blue Air expects EUR300 million revenue in 2016, following a more than 50% increase in passenger numbers and introduction of new domestic and international routes.
Number Of Airline Passengers In Romania Tripled In Ten Years
The number of passengers passing through Romania’s airports might overshoot the 15.5 million to 16 million mark this year, considering the two most active airlines, Wizz Air and Ryanair alon...
Ryanair Headed For 1.8 Million Passengers In Romania
Europe’s largest low cost airline Ryanair, which has stepped up expansion in Romania in the past two years, plans to carry more than 1.8 million people on the routes it operates from Henri C...
Blue Air Expects 25% Growth In Revenue In 2016
Low cost airline Blue Air budgeted growth of 25% in revenue in 2016, which the development of its local and foreign operations should generate, says chief executive Gheorghe Racaru. Passenge...
Five Airports Serve 93% Of Passengers In Romania
More than 13.2 million people passed through Romania’s airports last year, an increase of 13% on 2014 and most of them used the Henri Coanda International Airport (Otopeni) in Bucharest, sho...
Tarom Carried 2.5% More Passengers In 2015
National airline Tarom, the second largest airline in Romania by traffic, carried 2.39 million passengers last year, an increase of 2.5% on 2014, the operator said.
Wizz Air Aims To Double Passenger Numbers In Romania
Wizz Air will double passenger traffic to and from Romanian airports to 9 million to 10 million people in five years, says the airline’s chief executive officer Jozsef Varadi.