Henri Coanda International Airport (Romanian: Aeroportul International Henri Coanda) is the busiest airport in Romania, as well as one of the two airports serving Bucharest.
The other airport is Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu. Henri Coanda Intl is located north of the Bucharest metropolitan area, in the town of Otopeni, Ilfov.
It is still largely known as the Otopeni Airport (Aeroportul International Bucuresti Otopeni).
In May 2004 it was renamed in honour of Romanian flight pioneer professor Henri Coanda, the builder of the world's first jet powered aircraft.

Airlines and destinations
Bucharest OTP is an important airport in Eastern Europe. A large number of the world's major air carriers operate non-stop scheduled services to/from Bucharest. OTP is the main hub of the Romanian national airline, TAROM. With little exception (Clickair, easyJet) the airport doesn't serve low fare airlines, as the low cost hub for Bucharest is Baneasa Airport, located at 10 km south.

City access
The airport is located at 18 km (11 mi) north of Bucharest downtown; it is currently served by DN1 road; in the future it will be linked to the A3 motorway, currently under construction. The city of Bucharest is accessible by RATB express bus 783, which also provides a connection to the smaller Aurel Vlaicu International Airport.
The city can also be accessed by taxi, and there is a proposed plan to link the airport with the Bucharest Metro system (Line M6) and with Gara de Nord (Bucharest Northern Railway Station) by a fast light-rail train.

The international departure area hosts a variety of shops, cafes, lounges, Internet cafes and many more. Airlines distribute Romanian- and English-language newspapers at the departure gates.
BUCHAREST Otopeni Airport, BUCHAREST Otopeni Airport.