Cheap flights to Romania

Romania welcomes over 10 million international tourists every year. Those tourists flock to Romania to sample the cosmopolitan delights of Bucharest, explore its vast culture and history, and get acquainted with its folklore. Whether you’re visiting Romania to do business in Cluj, enjoy a city break in Bucharest, or explore the birthplace of Dracula, you can get cheap flight tickets to Romania using Omio.

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Popular Airlines / Companies for Romanian Flights

There are four scheduled airlines in Romania, but three of these (Dan Air, Animawings, HiSky Europe) are new and operate small fleets. The fourth, TAROM, is the national flag carrier. The name is an acronym for Romanian Air Transport (Transporturile Aeriene Române in Romanian) and it is mostly owned by the Romanian state. It has a fleet size of around 20 at the time of writing and it flies to over 2 dozen destinations from its base in Bucharest.

You will also encounter a number of international airlines in Romania, including:

• Air France
• Lufthansa
• British Airways
• Austrian Airlines
• SWISS
• Turkish Airlines
• Qatar Airways
• Pegasus Airlines
• Aegean Airlines>
• Ryanair
• Luxair
• LOT Polish Airlines
• Aeroflot
• easyJet
• Eurowings
• Wizz Air

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Main Airports in Romania

Most flights in Romania pass through Bucharest and the Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport. Located 16.5 km (10.3 mi) from the center of the city, the airport sits on nearly 1,500 acres of land and is served by bus routes and the DN1 road. There is also an airport rail link to Bucharest North railway station, as well as a range of shops and amenities, including bars, restaurants, pharmacies, banks, ATMs, foreign exchanges, toilets, and a chapel.

Cluj International Airport is 9 km (5.6 mi) from the city of Cluj-Napoca. Also known as Avram Iancu Cluj International Airport, it is the second-busiest airport in Romania and the biggest in the Transylvania region, making it the destination of choice for travelers seeking to explore the region’s castles, history, and folklore. It is easy to get to the airport by car or bus and there are numerous basic amenities inside.

Other airports in Romania include Iași International Airport and Timișoara Traian Vuia International Airport. They are much smaller and serve far fewer passengers, but they still provide those passengers with basic amenities and are well-connected.

Before your Romanian flight—Preparation for Departure

Before departing for any Romanian flight, make sure you have some Leu. This is the currency of Romania, You can use Euros in some locations, but you shouldn’t expect to pay with Euros and will either need Leu or a debit/credit card.

Getting to Romanian airports should be easy, as they are accessible by bus and car, and you can also hop on a train if you’re going to the main airport in Bucharest.

Arrive at least a couple of hours before you depart, making sure you have time to check in your bag and go through security. Keep electronics out of your hand luggage, place medications (along with a prescription) in your hand luggage, and pay attention to signposts and warnings.

After your Romanian flight—after landing

If you didn’t change any Leu before you departed, you can change some at a foreign exchange when you land. You’ll need to go through passport control and then collect your bags, after which you can exchange some money before you leave.

If you have booked accommodation near the airport, you may have access to a shuttle bus. These are offered by many hotels near airports and they will get you to your hotel free of charge.

If not, there are shuttle buses that can take you to the nearby train station, as well as buses that will take you to your hotel for a small price.

Remember, whether you’re buying tickets for Romanian flights, buses, or trains, you can find everything you need on Omio.

Flight Travel Tips for Romania

• The official currency of Romania is the Leu. Get some before you leave.
• Many Romanians speak English, but it helps to learn a few Romanian words.
• Seek help from an information desk at the airport if you need assistance.
• Airports and airlines provide assistance to disabled passengers. Contact them before you arrive to discuss your specific needs.
• Use public transport where possible. It’s cheap and very efficient.
• Set your watch to Eastern European Standard Time, as that’s the local time zone.
• Call 112 to access the emergency services in the event of an emergency.

The best tip of all is to book your cheap tickets to Romania with Omio!

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