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Carpatair - Romanian Airlines
International & Romanian air network with hub at Timisoara International airport
Carpatair started in 1999, aiming to serve a
regional market niche: traveling needs between less exploited areas from Romania
and European countries closely linked to us. Back then, it only meant one leased
aircraft, merely 10 employees, and one route: Cluj - Treviso - Cluj.
To a modern fleet of 2 Fokker 100, 9 Saab-2000 and 3 Saab-340 aircraft, add a
combination of passenger comfort, operational performance, a well-trained flight
crew and bottom-line efficiency and you will obtain the full package of any
demanding customer.
As a member of MITA and IATA Clearing House, Carpatair has taken advantage of
the collaboration with significant airlines from the very beginning, thus
developing interline agreements with Lufthansa, Malev, Tarom, Swiss, Delta, CSA,
LTU, Tap Air Portugal, British Airways, US Airways, and Scandinavian Airlines.
While the regular flights mean high reliability, flexibility, professionalism
and competitive prices, the charter flights of Carpatair represent the ultimate
way to travel in terms of convenience and the fastest way between two points.
In Romania Carpatair has offices located in
Timisoara, Bucuresti (Bucharest), Bacau, Constanta, Cluj Napoca, Iasi, Oradea,
Sibiu, Suceava and Tirgu-Mures
International offices in Bergamo, Bologna, Budapest,
Chisinau, Lviv, Dusseldorf, Paris, Munchen (Munich), Frankfurt, Stuttgart,
Ancona, Florence, Rome, Venice, Turin and Verona.
Carpatair - Romanian Airlines
Bucharest office- Henri Coanda Airport, +(40) 21 204 1093, +(40) 728 987 317
Official
Carpatair - Romanian Airlines
website:
www.carpatair.com
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