AcasăEurope NewsDeputy Radu Cristescu, on the Blue Air Scandal: Does Hungary make the...

Deputy Radu Cristescu, on the Blue Air Scandal: Does Hungary make the rules in Romania?

Published on

Deputy Radu Cristescu asks on Facebook whether Hungary makes the rules in Romania, in the Blue Air scandal. Cristescu says the Hungarian Minister of Environment, Tanczos Barna, is blocking the accounts of the Romanian company Blue Air.

„Thousands of Romanians – elderly, children, patients with diabetes or other serious diseases – remain stranded on airports abroad, desperately asking for help from the government in Bucharest. Wizz Air’s advantage, which immediately pounced on the suspended Blue Air flights.

This while the Hungarian company Wizz Air has been attacking for a long time, in Brussels, through repeated actions in the European courts, the state airline of Romania, Tarom.

It is not clear who works for, and against whom, this Hungarian toupee who runs the Ministry of the Environment in Romania? Well done, Tanczos, you deserve a decoration from Budapest! A decoration with Honvesian rooster wings”, Cristescu wrote on Facebook.

Latest articles

Gov’t borrows over RON 900 million on Monday off commercial banks

The Ministry of Finance (MF) on Monday borrowed RON 910 million off banks in...

DefMin Tilvar meets European Commissioner for Defence and Space Kubilius

Romania's Defence Minister Angel Tilvar on Monday met European Commissioner for Defence and Space...

Unemployment rate drops to 3.33% in March

The unemployment rate recorded at the national level, at the end of March 2025,...

Euro trades at 4.9775 RON

The exchange rate of the national leu currency resulting from the quotations announced on...

More like this

Gov’t borrows over RON 900 million on Monday off commercial banks

The Ministry of Finance (MF) on Monday borrowed RON 910 million off banks in...

DefMin Tilvar meets European Commissioner for Defence and Space Kubilius

Romania's Defence Minister Angel Tilvar on Monday met European Commissioner for Defence and Space...

Unemployment rate drops to 3.33% in March

The unemployment rate recorded at the national level, at the end of March 2025,...