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Blue Air suspends flights from Romania through Sept 12

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Blue Air Aviation suspends from Tuesday, September 6, until Monday, September 12, all flights scheduled to depart from Romanian airports, the company has announced in a press statement, according to Agerpres.

The suspension of flights is said to be the result of the Romanian Ministry of the Environment seizing all of the company’s accounts that leaves Blue Air unable to bear current costs for the operation of daily flights.

Agerpres

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