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AnimaWings will launch flights from Cluj-Napoca and Iași to Istanbul, expanding its offer with 12 new routes this autumn.

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AnimaWings, a Romanian airline, will launch flights from Cluj-Napoca and Iași to Istanbul in October, following the debut of flights from Timișoara and Craiova. The company will operate over 600 weekly flights in the winter season, transporting over 70,000 passengers. AnimaWings focuses on premium services, including kosher menus, and aims to become a leader in connecting Romania with international hubs. Additionally, the company will expand its fleet and introduce new routes, including to London and Geneva.

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