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Malev suspends flights from Timisoara and Iasi to Budapest in wintertime
Posted on December 8th, 2009
Malev suspends flights from Timisoara and Iasi to Budapest in wintertime
Hungarian airline Malev, one of the top-five regular airlines in Romania, has suspended flights departing from Timisoara and Iasi to Budapest as part of its winter schedule, going from 65 flights per week in the summer schedule to 45 in the winter.
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Malev suspends flights from Timisoara and Iasi to Budapest in wintertime
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