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A significant event for travelers and residents of Iași: the airport’s new terminal will open as early as March 31, ahead of the initial plans for May. As the airport director emphasizes, this decision is driven by Romania’s accession to the air Schengen area in March, which will allow the process to be accelerated.
The T4 terminal, 13 times larger than the current T3, is designed to serve 3.3 million passengers per year and can handle up to 950 passengers per hour during peak periods. With an emphasis on international flights, the new terminal will represent a major step in the development of the region’s aviation infrastructure. Domestic traffic will be moved from T2 to the expanded T3.
The expansion and modernization of Iași Airport highlight its growing role in Europe’s aviation network and open new horizons for travelers and business. Don’t miss the chance to be among the first to learn about the unique features and opportunities of Iași’s new terminal!
Source: details on Boardingpass.
24.01.2024
Earlier opening: T4 is set to open on March 31, earlier than the initial May plan.
Air Schengen context: the timeline is linked to Romania joining air Schengen in March.
A bigger footprint: T4 is 13× larger than the current T3.
International focus: the new terminal is designed primarily for international flights.
Domestic reshuffle: domestic traffic moves from T2 to the expanded T3.
Why T4 is opening earlier
A significant event for travelers and residents of Iași: the airport’s new terminal will open as early as March 31, ahead of the initial plans for May. As the airport director emphasizes, this decision is driven by Romania’s accession to the air Schengen area in March, which will allow the process to be accelerated.
Size, capacity, and peak-hour performance
The T4 terminal, 13 times larger than the current T3, is designed to serve 3.3 million passengers per year and can handle up to 950 passengers per hour during peak periods.
What it’s built for: with a focus on international flights, the new terminal is positioned as a major step for the region’s aviation infrastructure.
What changes for domestic flights and the region
Domestic traffic will be moved from T2 to the expanded T3.
The expansion and modernization highlight Iași Airport’s growing role in Europe’s aviation network, creating new opportunities for travelers and business.
Don’t miss the chance to be among the first to learn about the unique features and opportunities of Iași’s new terminal!
Source: details on Boardingpass.
What to do (if you’re flying from Iași)
If you’ll be using the new terminal, plan for a smoother experience: arrive with a comfortable buffer, keep your documents handy for international travel, and double-check your terminal information before leaving home.
More on Romania as a destination: https://admiral.travel/en/countries/romania
1-day itinerary (Iași between flights)
If you have one day, split it in two: a relaxed city walk and lunch earlier, then keep a generous time cushion before your departure—especially for international flights.
The terminal is designed for busy periods (up to 950 passengers per hour at peak), but a stress-free departure still depends on good timing.
2-day itinerary (Iași + flight prep)
Day 1: explore the city without rushing, then prepare your travel checklist in the evening (documents, luggage, transfer). Day 2: keep the morning for last-minute tasks and head to the airport with extra time—especially if you’re flying internationally, as T4 is designed with international traffic in mind.
Quick reminder: domestic traffic is expected to move from T2 to the expanded T3—always verify your terminal in your booking confirmation.
How to get there (departures, terminals, flight notes)
For international departures, T4 becomes the key hub. For domestic flights, operations are reorganized toward the expanded T3. Before you go, double-check your flight details and the terminal indicated by your airline.
More details: Boardingpass.
FAQ: Iași Airport T4 terminal
When does the new T4 terminal open?
The text states it will open on March 31, earlier than the initial plan for May.
Why was the opening moved up?
It is linked to Romania’s accession to the air Schengen area in March, which helps speed up the process.
How much bigger is T4 than the current terminal?
According to the text, T4 is 13 times larger than the current T3.
What capacity is T4 designed for?
It’s designed for 3.3 million passengers per year and up to 950 passengers per hour at peak.
Will T4 focus on international flights?
Yes—according to the text, the new terminal emphasizes international operations.
What happens to domestic flights?
Domestic traffic is moved from T2 to the expanded T3, as stated in the article.
How do I know which terminal to use?
Check your ticket/booking confirmation and airline notifications—especially during the transition period.
Should I arrive earlier during peak times?
Yes—leave extra time for international departures and busy hours, even if the terminal is built for high throughput.
Where can I read the original source?
The article cites Boardingpass.
