The Romanian airline AnimaWings reports summer success and expands routes in the fall
Sanziana Georgescu
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The Romanian airline AnimaWings has recorded a successful summer season, operating approximately 2,000 flights and transporting over 300,000 passengers. The most popular destinations included Paris, Stockholm, and Larnaca, with an average occupancy rate of 80%. In the fall, AnimaWings will add 12 new routes, including flights to Munich and Tel Aviv, and estimates a doubling of the number of passengers. The company is also expanding its fleet with Airbus A220 aircraft and aims to join an airline alliance to offer more benefits to customers.
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Compania aeriană românească AnimaWings a transportat peste 300.000 de pasageri în sezonul estival şi mizează pe o dublare a traficului până la sfârşitul anului / Paris, Stockholm şi Larnaca au fost printre cele mai populare destinaţii în această vară
Compania românească AnimaWings mizează pe o dublare a traficului până la finalul anului
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