Romania

The young Romanian airline Anima Wings has entered the Greek market, opening routes between Athens and the cities of Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara. All the details

Romania's flagship carrier TAROM and Condor Airlines GmbH have launched a codeshare partnership to extend Bucharest's transatlantic connectivity via Frankfurt. Passengers will enjoy direct connections from Bucharest to Toronto, Vancouver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities

SkyUp Airlines announces the opening of ticket sales for the upcoming summer season with a weekly flight from Bucharest to Cyprus, in light of high demand in the past season

Romania’s national airline TAROM operated 82% of its 2025 flights on time, exceeding the European average and showing solid operational reliability. TAROM: "a confirmation of the work of our operational, technical and planning teams"

TAROM postpones rescue flight for over 300 Romanians as Israel-Egypt border delays and baggage processing risk exceed crew duty limits. Over 1.000 Romanians remain stranded

A HiSky Airbus A320 returned to Bucharest after a cabin pressurization alert on the way to Hurghada. All 180 passengers and crew landed safely, no injuries reported

In preparation for the summer season, operations between Tel Aviv and Bucharest will be transferred to the company's new fleet of aircraft, and the new flight schedule will be launched on March 30

TAROM’s Happy Thursday offers discounted flights to Istanbul, Amsterdam, Chisinau, and more, with baggage included and limited seats available. Bonus: pets allowed aboard

Bucharest faced the most severe winter episode of the season. Romania's capital Red and Orange Codes brought massive snowfall, which led to heavy traffic on major boulevards, snow removal interventions at Otopeni Airport, and cancelled flights

A 10% YoY jump and more than 22% above pre-corona levels, alongside the expansion of regional hubs, the entry of new airlines, and huge investments in infrastructure. Romanian aviation is establishing its position as a major player in the skies of Europe

Romania's flagship carrier TAROM and Condor Airlines GmbH have launched a codeshare partnership to extend Bucharest's transatlantic connectivity via Frankfurt. Passengers will enjoy direct connections from Bucharest to Toronto, Vancouver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities

Romania’s national airline TAROM operated 82% of its 2025 flights on time, exceeding the European average and showing solid operational reliability. TAROM: "a confirmation of the work of our operational, technical and planning teams"

A HiSky Airbus A320 returned to Bucharest after a cabin pressurization alert on the way to Hurghada. All 180 passengers and crew landed safely, no injuries reported

In preparation for the summer season, operations between Tel Aviv and Bucharest will be transferred to the company's new fleet of aircraft, and the new flight schedule will be launched on March 30

TAROM’s Happy Thursday offers discounted flights to Istanbul, Amsterdam, Chisinau, and more, with baggage included and limited seats available. Bonus: pets allowed aboard

Bucharest faced the most severe winter episode of the season. Romania's capital Red and Orange Codes brought massive snowfall, which led to heavy traffic on major boulevards, snow removal interventions at Otopeni Airport, and cancelled flights

A 10% YoY jump and more than 22% above pre-corona levels, alongside the expansion of regional hubs, the entry of new airlines, and huge investments in infrastructure. Romanian aviation is establishing its position as a major player in the skies of Europe

AnimaWings is cutting fares by 50% on all flights to Romania for Valentine’s Day and the Tourism Fair. Book February 11–16 for travel from March 1 to June 14, 2026

Romania's flag carrier introduces Apple Wallet boarding passes for iOS users, part of broader efforts to improve mobile and online passenger services. Android users have until February 15, 2026, to add their boarding passes

Instead of a flat tax for all tourists, the city council is proposing a tiered model: tourists in luxury hotels will pay more, while those staying in hostels and rental apartments will receive a discount. Who will pay double and who is completely exempt from the payment?