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easyJet is the fifth largest air operator at Henri Coanda Airport, in terms of traffic
Posted on October 11th, 2009
easyJet is the fifth largest air operator at Henri Coanda Airport, in terms of traffic
The restructuring of the travel budgets of multinationals in 2009 has raised the low-cost easyJet operator to become one of the top five airlines that generate the highest traffic on Bucharest’s Henri Coanda International Airport (AIHCB).
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easyJet is the fifth largest air operator at Henri Coanda Airport, in terms of traffic
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