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Oradea (OMR): line 28 ends at the airport

A stop called Aeroportul Oradea sits at the terminal. Line 28 runs there from Bazinul Olimpic, 07:24 to 22:35, with about 96 scheduled calls.

  • The stop is called Aeroportul Oradea, about 410 metres from the runway reference point.
  • Line 28, Bazinul Olimpic to Aeroportul Oradea, is the airport service, with about 96 scheduled calls, 07:24 to 22:35.
  • The line is named for the airport in both directions, so there is no ambiguity.
  • Bazinul Olimpic is the Olympic swimming pool, a landmark on the city's transport map.
  • Line 29, Cargo to Dacia Zig Zag, runs 05:41 to 23:25 using the Cargo stop about 840 metres away.
  • Line 14P and line 41 also use the Cargo stop, from 05:35 and 05:46.
  • The city network here is a mix of trams and buses, and Oradea has kept its tram system.
  • The airport is about 6 km south of the city centre.

Line 28

  • Oradea Transport Local runs line 28 between Bazinul Olimpic and Aeroportul Oradea.
  • About 96 scheduled calls, 07:24 to 22:35. That is roughly hourly through the day.
  • The stop at the terminal is Aeroportul Oradea, about 410 metres from the runway reference point.

The other lines on the same road

  • Line 29, Cargo to Dacia Zig Zag, 05:41 to 23:25, about 85 calls.
  • Line 14P, Cargo to Biserica Baptista Rogerius, 05:35 to 22:11.
  • Line 41, Morii nr.5 to Cargo, 05:46 to 22:11.
  • The Cargo stop is about 840 metres from the terminal, and Decitex about a kilometre. Those serve the industrial area rather than the airport.

What this means in practice

  • If your flight is early, line 28 does not start until 07:24. The lines using the Cargo stop start earlier but leave you a walk.
  • The last line 28 trip is at 22:35, which covers most of the schedule at an airport this size.

The city

  • Oradea is about 6 km north of the airport, on the Crisul Repede river, close to the Hungarian border.
  • The city centre is one of the best preserved Art Nouveau ensembles in central Europe, and has been extensively restored.
  • Budapest is about 250 km west and is the alternative airport many travellers use for this region.

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