List of airports in Romania

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Map of public airports in Romania after passenger traffic (2014)

This is a list of airports in Romania , grouped by type and sorted by location.

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Airports

Airport names shown in bold indicate the airport has scheduled service on commercial airlines.

City served ICAO IATA Airport nameFrequencyStatus
 Public airports
Arad LRARARW Arad International Airport APP 123.530

TWR 118.230

TWR ALTN 130.200

Bacău LRBCBCM Bacău "George Enescu" International Airport TWR 120.980
Baia Mare / Tăuții-Măgherăuș LRBMBAY Baia Mare Airport (Tăuții-Măgherăuș Airport)TWR 118.855

TWR ALTN 118.100

Bucharest / Băneasa LRBSBBU Bucharest "Aurel Vlaicu" International Airport (formerly Băneasa Airport)APP 119.415

TWR 125.205 GND 129.950

Bucharest / Otopeni LROPOTP Bucharest "Henri Coandă" International Airport (formerly Otopeni Airport)APP 119.415 TWR 118.805 GND 121.855 DEL 121.955
Brașov / Ghimbav LRBVGHV Brașov-Ghimbav International Airport TWR/APP 118.630

TWR ALTN 120.135

Cluj-Napoca LRCLCLJ Cluj "Avram Iancu" International Airport APP 126.430 TWR 118.705
Constanța LRCKCND Constanța "Mihail Kogălniceanu" International Airport APP 122.905 TWR 124.030
Craiova LRCVCRA Craiova Airport TWR 129.530
Iași LRIAIAS Iași International Airport TWR 119.955
Oradea LRODOMR Oradea International Airport TWR 118.455
Satu Mare LRSMSUJ Satu Mare International Airport TWR 119.655
Sibiu LRSBSBZ Sibiu International Airport APP 126.430 TWR 121.305
Suceava LRSVSCV Suceava "Ștefan cel Mare" International Airport TWR 129.955

TWR ALTN 118.300

Târgu Mureș LRTMTGM "Transilvania" Târgu Mureș Airport APP 126.430 TWR 119.180
Timișoara LRTRTSR Timișoara "Traian Vuia" International Airport (Giarmata Airport)APP 123.530 TWR 120.105
Tulcea LRTCTCE "Delta Dunarii" Tulcea Airport (Cataloi Airport)TWR 119.755

TWR ALTN 120.300

 Military airfields
Alexeni Alexeni Airfield (or Bucharest Alexeni Airport)Not in use
Boboc LRBO Boboc Airfield TWR 125.400
Câmpia Turzii LRCT Câmpia Turzii Airfield (Luna Airfield)
Deveselu Deveselu Airfield Not in use as an airfield
Fetești LRFT Fetești Airfield (Borcea Airfield)TWR 122.100
Ianca Ianca Airfield Not in use
Siliștea Gumești Siliștea Gumești Airfield Not in use
 Other airfields and airports
Balta Verde / Craiova LRCWBalta Verde Airfield, 44°16'59"N 23°47'42"E123.5 MHz
Bistrița LRBNBistrița Airfield, 47°09'30"N 24°33'06"E131.65 MHz
Buziaș Buziaș Airfield, 45°39'11"N 21°34'34"E
Caransebeș / Reșița LRCSCSB Caransebeș Airport TWR 118.880 MHz
Ciolpani Ciolpani Airfield122.1 MHz
Cisnădie / Sibiu LRCDMăgura Airfield, 45°44'21"N 24°9'50"E122.7 MHz
Clinceni / București LRCNClinceni Airfield, 44°21'38"N 25°55'54"E123.5 MHz
Comana / București / Giurgiu Comana Airfield, 44°12'01"N 26°08'23"E123.45 MHz
Dăbâca / Cluj Dăbâca Airfield, 46°59'11"N 23°40'20"E123.45 MHz
Brașov Cobrex Helipad, 45°39'26"N 25°33'19"E
Crasna / Zalău Crasna Airfield, 47°10'04"N 22°51'21"E
Cluj / Dezmir Dezmir Airfield, Cluj, 46°46'45"N 23°42'43"E119.875 MHz
Dorna Candrenilor / Vatra Dornei 123.45 MHz
Drobeta-Turnu Severin Drobeta Airfield, 44°34'48"N 22°50'35"E123.450 MHz
Galați Pegas Airfield, 45°30'10"N 28°01'50"E
Geamăna / Pitești
LRPTGeamăna Airfield, 44°48'58"N 24°53'43"E135.210 MHz
Ghimbav / Brașov LRBGGhimbav Airfield, 45°41'51'"N 25°32'2"E128.7 MHz
Iași LRISIași Airfield, 47°09'26"N 27°38'05"E128.3 MHz
Ineu / Oradea King Land Ineu Airfield, 47°04'37"N 22°06'08"E
Luncani Lac Luncani Airfield, 46°28'55"N 23°55'51"E
Salcea / Suceava Salcea Airfield123.60 MHz
Sălicea Sălicea Airfield, 46°41'0"N 23°30'28"E
Săulești / Deva LRDVDVASăulești Airfield, 45°51'51"N 22°57'54"E119.70 MHz
Sânpetru / Brașov LRSPSânpetru Airfield, 45°43'8"N 25°38'1"E119.70 MHz
Strejnicu / Ploiești LRPVStrejnicu Airfield, 44°55'23"N 25°58'11"E118.4 MHz
Șirna / Ploiești Șirna Airfield, 44°47'3"N 25°58'56"E123.45 MHz
Târgu Mureș LRMSTârgu Mureș Airfield, 46°32'03"N 24°32'05"E123.5 MHz
Timișoara Cioca Airfield, 45°47′20″N 21°11′40″E (Aeroportul Utilitar Timișoara)
Turnișor / Sibiu Turnișor Airfield123.6 MHz
Tuzla / Costinești / Eforie Sud LRTZTuzla Airfield, 43°59'08"N 28°36'53"E131.475 MHz
Topoloveni / Argeș Topoloveni Airfield, 44°47'38"N 25°05'13"E123.6 MHz
Vadeni / Braila Vadeni Airfeld, 45°21'47.2"N 27°56'28.6"E

Defunct

The Galați Airport operated in the city of Galați from 1926 to 1958.

The Pipera Airport operated in the city of Bucharest from 1921 to 1958.

Traffic

RankAirportCityCode
(IATA/ICAO)		201420152016 [1] 2017Change 2016/2017
1. Henri Coandă International Airport Bucharest OTP/LROP8,316,7059,282,88410,982,96712,804,191Increase2.svg 16.9%
2. Cluj Avram Iancu International Airport Cluj-Napoca CLJ/LRCL1,182,0471,487,6031,884,6452,688,731Increase2.svg 42.9%
3. Traian Vuia International Airport Timișoara TSR/LRTR735,058924,4631,161,6121,621,529Increase2.svg 39.7%
4. Iași International Airport Iași IAS/LRIA273,047376,865881,1571,147,040Increase2.svg 30.1%
5. Sibiu International Airport Sibiu SBZ/LRSB250,400307,026390,688503,906Increase2.svg 36.6%
6. Craiova International Airport Craiova CRA/LRCV138,886 [2] 116,947 [3] 222,320447,571Increase2.svg 101.1%
7. George Enescu International Airport Bacău BCM/LRBC313,376364,492414,676425,733Increase2.svg 3.8%
8. Ștefan cel Mare International Airport Suceava SCV/LRSV219 [4] 2,359 [5] 57,226262,165Increase2.svg 359.4%
9. Oradea Airport Oradea OMR/LROD36,501 [6] 8,118 [7] 41,867162,902Increase2.svg 289%
10. Mihail Kogălniceanu International Airport Constanța CND/LRCK37,939 [8] 63,329 [9] 94,594127,635Increase2.svg 28%
11. Satu Mare International Airport Satu Mare SUJ/LRSM12,644 [10] 17,212 [11] 23,79660,795Increase2.svg 155.48%
12. Tuzla Airfield Tuzla, Constanța LRTZ20,8310016,077Increase2.svg 3%
13. Arad International Airport Arad ARW/LRAR28,280 [12] 8,530 [13] 010,817Increase2.svg N/A
14. Aurel Vlaicu International Airport Bucharest BBU/LRBS4,960 [14] 12,925 [15] 5,3755,645Increase2.svg 1.9%
15. Danube Delta Tulcea Airport Tulcea TCE/LRTC1,221 [16] 394 [13] 1,0574,232Increase2.svg 333%
16. Transilvania Airport Târgu Mureș TGM/LRTM343,521336,694287,412748Decrease2.svg 99.7%
17. Baia Mare Airport Baia Mare BAY/LRBM20,465 [17] 17,169 [18] 044
Total11,661,69613,290,44216,449,412Increase2.svg 23.8%

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