The airport is well connected with the city of Cluj-Napoca and other towns in the region through various means of public and private transport.
Buses
The company CTP Cluj-Napoca manages public transport from the airport terminal to strategic points across the city. Bus stops are located in front of the Departures and Arrivals terminals.
- Line A1E (Express): Connects the airport directly with the city centre (Piata Mihai Viteazul), with stops at key locations such as the Cruise Terminal. It is the fastest option to reach the heart of the city.
- Line 5: Links the airport with the central railway station (Gara de Trenuri). It operates at regular intervals throughout the day.
- Line 8: Connects the airport with Piata Mihai Viteazul via a route with several intermediate stops.
Tickets can be purchased using a contactless bank card directly on the validators inside the bus, through the 24pay mobile application, or via SMS. For more details on schedules and routes, you can visit the CTP website.
Private Transfers and Ride-sharing
If you are looking for greater comfort, scheduled transfer services and digital platforms are available:
- Ride-sharing: The Uber and Bolt apps operate normally at the airport. It is recommended to request the vehicle once you have collected your luggage. The meeting point is usually signposted in the parking area in front of the terminals.
- Transfers: Companies such as Romania Shuttle offer private or shared transport services to different towns in the Transylvania region. You can check availability and make a reservation on the official website.
Taxis
The authorised taxi rank is located immediately outside the arrivals terminal. It is recommended to use only vehicles that clearly display the logos of the official companies and their fares on the door.
Companies authorised by the airport administration include: Daniel Taxi, Taxi Diesel, Taxi Nova, Pritax, Pro Rapid, Terra&fan and Napoca Taxi. The journey to the city centre usually takes between 15 and 25 minutes, depending on traffic.