Cluj-Napoca International Airport
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Cluj-Napoca International Airport is located in the north-west of Romania, 10 kilometers from the city of the same name, 12 kilometers from the railway station. Nearby is the European highway E576. This third airport in the country provides flights to Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Munich, Dusseldorf, Vienna, Rome.
The first flights on the Bucharest-Cluj route began in 1928 and were carried out on twin-engine Farman-Goliaf aircraft, designed for 10 seats.
On September 11, 1933, the airport acquired international status when the first flight Prague – Cluj – Bucharest was performed.
On November 15, 1935, thanks to Aeroflot, a new route was opened - Moscow - Cluj - Prague. Twin-engine aircraft M-25 and M-26, designed for 14 seats, were used to transport passengers.
During the Second World War, the airport was destroyed and then reconstructed. Now its capacity is 750 people per hour. The airport is equipped with a range of necessary services, including security.
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