HiSky announces the autumn promotion, offering discounted tickets across all its regular routes. Available for 12 days on the company’s website, the promotion features fares starting from 39.99 euros for one-way flights to 16 domestic and international destinations. Passengers can take advantage of these reduced fares when flying from any of the airports HiSky operates, both in Romania and the Republic of Moldova. The promotion also includes flights from and to Oradea, the newest airport in the airline’s portfolio, as well as the direct route from Bucharest to New York. Tickets purchased during the promotional period will be valid for travel throughout the autumn-winter season, from October 7, 2023, until the end of March 2024. For travelers departing from Bucharest, HiSky offers a wide selection of international destinations at discounted rates. These include New York, starting at 249 euros, Paris, Brussels, or Dublin, for 49.99 euros, Chisin?u for 45.99 euros, Barcelona or Malaga for 39.99 euros, and Frankfurt or Tel Aviv, for 59.99 euros. On domestic routes, passengers can fly from Bucharest to Oradea for 39.99 euros, or to Cluj-Napoca or Timisoara for 45.99 euros. From other airports in Romania, passengers can travel to Paris from Baia Mare, to Dublin from Cluj-Napoca and Iasi, and to London from Oradea, with prices for each of these routes starting at 49.99 euros per segment. "As we have accustomed our passengers, each season brings something new from HiSky, and this autumn is no exception," said Iulian Scorpan, CEO of HiSky. "We are beginning operations from Oradea with new routes to London and Bucharest, and we are also launching a direct Bucharest-Paris flight, landing at Charles de Gaulle, the main airport. To mark these new developments, we are launching this discount campaign, giving Romanians the opportunity to explore these new destinations at extremely affordable prices. The promotion covers all of our routes, including the direct flight to New York, which can be booked for winter and spring holidays. While summer is typically our peak season, we are confident that our choice of destinations and the attractive fares will make this autumn-winter season a success as well." HiSky’s fleet includes eight Airbus aircraft, one of which is a long-haul model capable of flying up to 13 hours, used for long-distance flights. The airline operates regular services from Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iasi, Baia Mare, Oradea, and Chisin?u to destinations in Europe and the United States, as well as charter flights to Asia and Africa. This summer, HiSky launched the Bucharest-New York route, becoming the first airline in nearly 21 years to offer a direct connection between Romania and the United States. (Photo:https://www.facebook.com/hisky.aero/?locale=ro_RO)
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