Air Moldova suspends flights to Bucharest

State owned airline “Air Moldova”, the largest flight operator in the Republic of Moldova has suspended its flights to Bucharest.

Air Moldova operated the last flight to Romania’s capital on 28 February 2015 and as of March 1st, passengers can still reach their destination using other carriers.

Therefore, people who may want to come to Bucharest in March, can board a plane of the Romanian airline TAROM. According to representatives of Air Moldova, Chisinau-Bucharest route was suspended for lack of passengers. The point is that the Moldovans prefer to fly to other European destinations, e.g., Italy, Spain, rather than Bucuresti.

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Currently, Air Moldova operates regular flights to 22 destinations: Athens, Barcelona, ​​Bologna, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Kiev, Larnaca, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Nizhnevartovsk, Paris, Rome, St. Petersburg, Verona, Venice. There are also several seasonal flights to Antalya, Dublin, Sochi and Surgut. About 50 percent of the passenger traffic of the Moldavian market relies on Air Moldova.
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