TAROM, eight years of losses

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14 Jul 2015

The government is looking for solutions for TAROM, company which has been registering losses in the past eight consecutive years. The Prime-Minister even wishes to modernize the two airports in Bucharest, using the investors’ money.

TAROM has been registering losses for too many years and, despite all the efforts made by past governments, no solutions were found to revive the airline company. If the lack of success so far in making the company efficient can be blamed on the fact that the aviation industry faced a long crisis period, now there are no reasons for not finding solutions to relaunch TAROM.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.