Traveling by plane: Which are Romania’s largest airports?
Flying to Romania? We’ve made a list of some of Romania’s largest airports and the airlines that fly to and from these airports. Romania has 16 international airports that serve the country's biggest cities. The largest airports are near…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 4 min read
Flying to Romania? We’ve made a list of some of Romania’s largest airports and the airlines that fly to and from these airports. Romania has 16 international airports that serve the country's biggest cities. The largest airports are near the capital Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, in Transylvania, and Timisoara, in Western Romania.
- Bucharest’s Henri Coanda International Airport, also known as Otopeni Airport, is the largest and busiest airport in Romania. Located in Otopeni, near Bucharest, the airport serves some 70 international destinations and 9 internal destinations.
Over 30 airlines operate from this airport, linking Bucharest to other international cities, according to data on Bucharestairports.ro. Austrian Airlines: Stockholm, London, Vienna, Bangkok, Tokyo, Zagreb, Conpenhaga, Beijing, Hamburg, Berlin Blue Air: Liverpool, Dublin, London, Brussels, Paris, Koln, Stuttgart, Milan, Bologna, Florence, Rome, Torino, Napoli, Catania, Nisa, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Malaga, Larnaca Germanwings: Barcelona, Madrid, Zurich, Paris, London, Vienna, Prague, Berlin, Stockholm, Gothenburg Lufthansa: direct flights to Frankfurt, Munich; other flights to Amsterdam, Vienna, Copenhagen, Paris, Zagreb, Gdansk, Strasbourg, Stockholm, Geneva, and more Ryanair: direct flights to London. The company announced it will add new routes from Romania’s capital Bucharest to Rome, Milano, and Bologna in November. Tarom: Istanbul, Larnaca, Sofia, Athens, Thessaloniki, Belgrade, Rome, Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, Nice, Geneva, Paris, Brussels, London, Strasbourg, Munich, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Stockholm, Moscow, Kishinev. Wizz Air: Dubai, Tel Aviv, Larnaca, Malta, Catania, Pescara, Naples, Ciampino, Rome, Vennice, Verona, Bologna, Pisa, Milan, Barcelona, Valencia, Madrid, Geneva, Paris, Brussels, London, Dortmund, Nuremberg, Malmo, Oslo, Stockhmol, and more. Moreover, Aegean Airlines operates direct flights to Athens, Aeroflot – Russian Airlines: direct flights to Moscow, AirBaltic: direct flights to Riga, Air Berlin: direct flights to Berlin, Air France: direct flights to Paris, Air Serbia: direct flights to Belgrade,
