Romanian politician defends TAROM against senator's bankruptcy claim
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- Senator Cristian Ghinea said TAROM will go bankrupt within six months and suggested privatising the airline, while Alexandru Rogobete responded that the carrier is not a political toy or an experiment. Rogobete argued that TAROM needs professional management, investment and a serious development strategy rather than TV declarations. He also highlighted the airline’s decades‑long history and professional staff.
- Rogobete criticised the prediction as a political stunt and urged critics to consider alternatives such as using an electric scooter, implying that the airline should not be used for political games. He called for a focus on professional leadership and funding to sustain the carrier.
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