“Considering that Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and the third largest port in the European Union, we think the Bucharest-Hamburg route will have a high traffic potential and, for our passengers, it represents a new gateway towards the world,” said Tarom general manager Gabriel Stoe.
Stroe added that today’s inaugural flight enjoys a load factor of 75%, which is good news for further traffic.
Airfares start from EUR95, all taxes and fees included.