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Tulcea Airport seeks airlines for scheduled routes via public tender
Tulcea County Council and Tulcea Airport will announce on 3 December 2018 an invitation to airlines to take part in a public tender, as they seek to link the region to a number of European destinations, namely Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, London, Franfurt and Paris. These services are considered to be vital for the economic and social development of the region, which currently doesn’t feature any scheduled routes to/from its main gateway – Tulcea Airport.

Geographically, Tulcea County is located in the southern-eastern part of Romania, bordered by the Danube in the north and west as well as the Black Sea in the east. The region offers a multitude of historical sites and places of worship with high architectural value and heritage. As a matter of fact, Tulcea County includes the Danube Delta and Razim–Sinoe Lake Complex, which are part of the UNESCO world natural heritage. With very limited access due to the poor road and railway infrastructure, the main gateway to this region is Tulcea Airport which features a 2-hour driving time catchment area of 2.3 million people. Nowadays, the airport is served by charter and private services only; therefore, the development of scheduled links is a focal point for both Tulcea County Council and Tulcea Airport.
 
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Tulcea Airport seeks airlines for scheduled routes via public tender

Tulcea County Council and Tulcea Airport is thrilled to announce an invitation to airlines to take part in a public tender, as they seek to link the region to a number of European destinations, namely Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, London, Franfurt and Paris. These services are considered to be vital for the economic and social development of the region, which currently doesn’t feature any scheduled routes to/from its main gateway – Tulcea Airport.

Geographically, Tulcea County is located in the southern-eastern part of Romania, bordered by the Danube in the north and west as well as the Black Sea in the east. The region offers a multitude of historical sites and places of worship with high architectural value and heritage. As a matter of fact, Tulcea County includes the Danube Delta and Razim–Sinoe Lake Complex, which are part of the UNESCO world natural heritage. With very limited access due to the poor road and railway infrastructure, the main gateway to this region is Tulcea Airport which features a 2-hour driving time catchment area of 2.3 million people. Nowadays, the airport is served by charter and private services only; therefore, the development of scheduled links is a focal point for both Tulcea County Council and Tulcea Airport.

To ensure an even better visibility to this region, the local authorities are looking forward to connecting Tulcea with the following six destinations:


Destination (Country) Maximum Weekly Frequencies

Milan (Italy) 2
Madrid (Spain) 2
Barcelona (Spain) 2
London (UK) 2
Frankfurt (Germany) 2
Paris (France) 2

Based on the above, they plan to award a compensation of the provision of public services to the winners of the tender.

The tender’s technical documentation can be requested by airlines in writing accompanied by a copy of the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and Operating Licence from Tulcea County Council’s HQ: (Tulcea County Council, 20 Pacii Street, postal code 820033, Tulcea, Romania; Phone: +40 240 502252; Fax: +40 240 513071). The documentation will be submitted in electronic format by e-mail or by post to the applicant’s contact details in the written request The deadline for submitting offers is 15 November 2019 at 12:00 RO local time. Lastly, the submitted offers will be opened at the premises of Tulcea County Council on 18 November 2019 at 12:00 RO local time.

Further information can be obtained from Tulcea County Council at above postal address or from below contact persons:

Nicoleta Anton, nicoleta.anton@cjtulcea; tel + 40 240502252, fax: +40240 513071;
Stoian Valcu, patrimoniu@aeroportul-tulcea.ro; tel: +40 757014080.
Any request for clarification regarding this selection of tenders must be submitted in writing by the tenderers, by fax or e-mail, to the addresses and contact details of the above-mentioned contact persons.

P.S.

L'aeroporto di Tulcea è uno scandalo nazionale in Romania.
Ristrutturato 2 volte con soldi pubblici e comunitari, dalla caduta del comunismo ha ospitato solo pochi voli charter (oltre a voli segreti CIA e dei Marines della base di Babadag), essenzialmente legati alle crociere sul Danubio da Vienna al Mar Nero.
Intanto il Delta del Danubio, la più grande area umida d'Europa, Patrimonio UNESCO dal 1991 e Parco Nazionale dal 1998 è praticamente deserta di turisti, collegata a Bucarest da una ferrovia antidiluviana e da una statale su cui un ponte aspetta di essere costruito dai tempi di Ceausescu (l'altra va verso Costanza)
 
Se nemmeno Wizz, che ha base in qualunque aeroporto romeno, ci vola deve essere proprio una causa persa.
 
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