HiSky inaugurates direct flight from Bucharest to Paris
<p>Moldovan airline HiSky completed its first direct flight from Bucharest to Paris on Monday, October 14, inaugurating its new regular route. Tickets start at EUR 59 for a one-way trip.</p>
<p>HiSky is the third airline, after Romania’s and France’s national carriers, to operate flights between Bucharest and Paris' main airport, Charles de Gaulle.</p>
<p>Moreover, through HiSky’s network connection system, passengers departing from Cluj-Napoca, Oradea, and Timișoara can also access this destination with a stopover in Bucharest.</p>
<p>"Until today, only four airlines offered the option of direct flights from Bucharest to Paris, two of which were low-cost carriers with the major disadvantage of landing at secondary airports far from the city. We believed that passengers needed an affordable alternative to travel with a full-service airline,” said Iulian Scorpan, CEO of HiSky, in a press release cited by <a href="https://www.economica.net/hisky-a-inaugurat-astazi-primul-sau-zbor-direct-de-la-bucuresti-la-paris_780307.html?uord=RQ-9WPfshDf0Qm5iUXcxlrRZXHUvmpYVQr-A76t9KCX%3DhzfDPCWqIE2Lqre6UJ2Fk2B5QchaVhajLhD-njETXDCqJao3obiCXXEvw/ETOW-87x28JSD/gDfyQZOuKXpkmGBRLcUz">Economedia</a>.</p>
<p>After the inaugural flight, Romanians will be able to reach the French capital aboard a HiSky aircraft three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The flight lasts approximately three hours, with departure from Henri Coandă Airport at 10:20 AM and return at 1:25 PM local time. </p>
<p>According to passenger traffic data, HiSky is the second-largest full-service airline in Romania. With a fleet of eight Airbus aircraft, including a large aircraft with a flight range of up to 13 hours, the company operates regular flights from the airports in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Oradea, Iași, Baia Mare, and Chișinău, as well as charter flights in partnership with major travel agencies. </p>
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<p><em>(Photo source: HiSky on Facebook)</em></p>