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USR and PNL have submitted a new request to the Chamber of Deputies to establish an investigative committee concerning Nordis flights and private trips to Mykonos and Nice

Cristiana Dida

26 October 2026, 10:53

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The USR and PNL parliamentary groups in the Chamber of Deputies have submitted a new request to establish a parliamentary inquiry committee into Nordis flights and more recent private trips to Mykonos and Nice, allegedly attended by politicians, judges and businesspeople. The request is to be put to a plenary vote, while its initiators argue that the Chamber’s Permanent Bureau cannot block the procedure.

USR accuses the PSD leadership of previously preventing debate on the request and calls on it to comply with the Chamber of Deputies’ rules of procedure. USR group leader Diana Stoica says the party will not abandon the initiative and is calling for clarification of how the trips were organized and financed.

The committee would determine the circumstances in which the flights took place, the identities of the participants and organizers, as well as the selection criteria. The inquiry should also examine the costs of transportation, accommodation, meals, transfers and other activities, as well as the individuals or entities that paid for them.

The initiators want lawmakers to also examine any economic interests of the organizers, financiers and participants. The committee would have 25 deputies, appointed in accordance with the Chamber’s political composition, conduct its meetings in public and make its findings public.

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Context: USR and PNL had previously called for an investigation into the Mykonos–Nice flights, but the Permanent Bureau rejected the initiative

Before the new request, USR and PNL had called for the establishment of an investigative committee into the private trips to Mykonos and Nice and the flights associated with the Nordis scandal. The initiative was accompanied by a protest in plenary: USR lawmakers came with toy airplanes and placards, while its leadership accused the PSD of blocking the discovery of the truth and called for verification of who paid and what interests lay behind it.

Subsequently, the Permanent Bureau of the Chamber of Deputies rejected the request to establish the committee. In parallel, the Judicial Inspection began checks related to the presence of a judge on one of the flights to Mykonos, while PNL and USR also announced additional steps to clarify how the trips were organized and financed.