Fly direct from Oslo to Bucharest from just €56 return with Wizz Air Malta. The median price sits around €68, so you'll find affordable options whenever you travel. Bucharest awaits without breaking the bank on your ticket.
Price and when to book
Flights start from €56 return. We've found prices at €56, €68 and €71 in our search. The best strategy is to book as far in advance as possible; the earlier you reserve, the more cheap options you'll see. Check regularly and avoid leaving it to the last minute if you want the best fares.
Airline and flight type
You'll fly with Wizz Air Malta on a direct service: no stopovers, no aircraft changes. Oslo to Bucharest is a route this airline covers non-stop, which means fewer complications and more comfort. Departure at 21:30 and arrival around 18:40 on the return journey are typical timings for this connection.
Best time to travel
Bucharest has appeal year-round. Autumn and spring offer pleasant weather for exploring the city. Winters are cold but perfect if you don't mind harsh conditions. Summer is peak tourist season. Whatever your preference, these prices make visiting Romania affordable any time of year.
What to do when you arrive in Bucharest
You'll land at Henri Coandă Airport (Otopeni), about 16 km from the centre. The city deserves several days: explore the historic centre, visit the Palace of Parliament (Europe's largest building), stroll through the Old Town and enjoy Romanian food. Museums, ancient churches and nightlife will round out your stay.
FAQ
Are the Oslo-Bucharest flights really direct?
Yes, Wizz Air Malta operates this route non-stop. You board in Oslo and land in Bucharest with no intermediate stops.
What's the cheapest price you've found?
The lowest fare is €56 return. We've recorded prices at €56, €68 and €71, so there's variation depending on dates and availability.
Which airport do I arrive at in Bucharest?
You'll arrive at Henri Coandă Airport (code OTP), Bucharest's main airport. It's about 16 km from the city centre.
What must I see in Bucharest?
The Palace of Parliament is the most iconic landmark. The Old Town offers cafés and shops, Orthodox churches are striking and local food is excellent. Two to three days is enough to cover the essentials.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
