Romania: Tap water, drinkable and free at Henri Coanda Airport

February 2, 2026

Tap water, drinkable and free at Henri Coanda Airport
Feb 2, 2026

Tap water, drinkable and free at Henri Coanda Airport.

The National Airports Company of Bucharest announced that tap water at Henri Coanda Airport is drinkable and can be consumed by passengers. Water will also be offered free of charge at special stations located in all areas of the terminals.

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