Direct Aero Services

Direct Aero Services was a Romanian charter airline headquartered in Bucharest. Its principal operating base was Aurel Vlaicu International Airport, also known as Băneasa Airport. The airline operated in the charter aviation segment rather than as a large scheduled network carrier, and its documented business activity was centered on air transport services conducted from Romania. The company is associated with a fleet recorded in November 2010, although the available reference material does not specify the aircraft types or the size of the fleet. No reliable source material supplied here identifies the airline's founder, ownership structure, launch date, route network, financial results, or regular passenger schedule. Accordingly, its known profile is limited to its Bucharest base, charter-airline role, and subsequent corporate transition. In 2012, Direct Aero Services changed its name to Romstrade Logistic Expres. The successor entity later suspended operations, and its air operator certificate was revoked on 7 March 2013. These events mark the end of the airline's operating history under the Direct Aero Services identity and support classifying the brand as defunct. The available references do not provide evidence of a later restart, relaunch, or acquisition by another airline.

Direct Aero Services was a Romanian charter airline based in Bucharest, with Aurel Vlaicu International Airport serving as its main base. The available historical record identifies the company primarily through its role in charter aviation and does not provide a detailed account of its founding, ownership, management, route development, or commercial strategy. It is therefore not possible to establish a precise founding year or identify individual founders from the supplied sources. The airline formed part of Romania's air-transport sector and operated aircraft for charter services. A fleet listing dated 30 November 2010 is referenced in the airline's historical record, but the supplied material does not reproduce the aircraft types or quantities. Likewise, no verified information is available here about the airline's principal customers, destinations, ticketing model, or whether it operated scheduled passenger services in addition to charter flying. A significant corporate change occurred in 2012, when Direct Aero Services changed its name to Romstrade Logistic Expres. This represented a transition away from the original brand name, although the available reference does not explain the commercial, ownership, or strategic reasons for the change. The successor company subsequently suspended operations. On 7 March 2013, its air operator certificate was revoked, ending its ability to operate as an authorised air carrier. No source supplied here documents a subsequent restoration of the certificate, a return to service, or a later revival of the Direct Aero Services name.

• 2013

  Air operator certificate revoked

  [1]Direct Aero Servicesen.wikipedia.org

  After operations were suspended, the successor company's air operator certificate was revoked on 7 March 2013.

• 2012

  Name changed to Romstrade Logistic Expres

  [1]Direct Aero Servicesen.wikipedia.org

  Direct Aero Services adopted the name Romstrade Logistic Expres.

• 2010

  Fleet recorded in historical reference

  [1]Direct Aero Servicesen.wikipedia.org

  The airline's fleet was documented as of 30 November 2010, although the available reference does not specify the aircraft types or fleet size.

A Romanian charter-airline brand serving air transport needs from its Bucharest base.

• Passenger aviation

  Charter air services

  Direct Aero Services was identified as a charter airline based in Bucharest. Its documented offering was air transport conducted from Aurel Vlaicu International Airport, but the available sources do not specify individual charter routes, customer segments, aircraft types, or service schedules.

• 2013

  Operations suspended and air operator certificate revokedOther

  Background

  Romstrade Logistic Expres, the successor to Direct Aero Services, was no longer continuing normal air operations.

  Action taken

  Operations were suspended and the air operator certificate was revoked on 7 March 2013.

  Aftermath

  The successor could no longer operate as an authorised air carrier, and no later restart is documented in the supplied reference.

  Source

• 2012

  Corporate name changeStrategy

  Background

  The airline was operating under the Direct Aero Services name before the reported corporate transition.

  Action taken

  The company changed its name to Romstrade Logistic Expres.

  Aftermath

  The original Direct Aero Services identity ceased to be the operating name. The successor later suspended operations.

  Source

1. 1Direct Aero Servicesen.wikipedia.org