TAROM rejects bankruptcy claims, cites fleet renewal and rising load factors
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- Romanian carrier TAROM denied a senator’s prediction that it would go bankrupt within six months and called the remarks sabotage, while affirming it will keep operating safely and efficiently.
- The airline highlighted an 80% occupancy rate in July and 82% in August, a 5% increase in passenger load factor over the same period last year, and ongoing fleet renewal that includes four new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, alongside a request to the European Commission to extend the deadline for its restructuring plan after receiving €130 million in state aid over 18 years.
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The statements underline TAROM’s effort to stabilize operations through fleet modernization and higher load factors, which are critical for its financial viability and for maintaining service levels at Romanian airports.
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