Carpatair (V3) based in Romania
Carpatair is the largest regional airline in Eastern Europe[citation needed], based in Timi??oara, Romania. It operates services to 31 destinations in Europe. It co-operates closely with Moldavian Airlines on fleet, maintenance and logistics. Its main bases are Traian Vuia International Airport, Timi??oara and Cluj-Napoca International Airport[1].
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Aircraft types
| Fokker 100 | Unknown |
Carpatair flies to the following airports
| Ancona (AOI) | Athens Eleftherios Venizelos Intl.Apt (ATH) | Bacau (BCM) |
| Milan Orio al Serio Apt (BGY) | Bologna (BLQ) | Bari (BRI) |
| Cluj (CLJ) | Constanta (CND) | Craiova (CRA) |
| Dusseldorf International Airport (DUS) | Rome Fiumicino Apt (FCO) | Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport (FLR) |
| Frankfurt International Apt (FRA) | Iasi (IAS) | Kiev Zhulyany Apt (IEV) |
| Kiev Borispol Apt (KBP) | Chisinau (KIV) | Lviv (LWO) |
| Munich International Airport (MUC) | Odessa (ODS) | Oradea (OMR) |
| Bucharest Otopeni Apt (OTP) | Sibiu (SBZ) | Suceava (SCV) |
| Thessaloniki (SKG) | Stuttgart Echterdingen Apt (STR) | Turin Citta di Torino Airport (TRN) |
| Timisoara (TSR) | Venice Marco Polo Apt (VCE) | Vienna (VIE) |
| Verona Airport (VRN) |
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Founded
1999
Hubs
Focus cities
Fleet size
18
Destinations
33
Parent company
Carpatair S.A.
Headquarters
Key people
Nicolae Petrov (President and CEO)
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