​​Last summer, Otopeni airport attracted public attention after the publication of businessman Stefan Mandaki, who complained about the mess at the country’s largest airport. Thousands of Romanians were right, many of them described the mess in this airport: “Everything is sticky, sticky: handrails, windows, seats. Flies Cleaning workers are leaning against mops and talking,” wrote one of the passengers. In November last year, the Audit Chamber conducted an audit of CN Aeroporturi București SA, a Ministry of Transport company that manages the capital’s two airports. The document refers to “significant” deviations specifically regarding the development of a contract for cleaning services.

As of May 15, 2019, CN Aeroporturi Bucharest had a valid four-year contract with an association of companies led by Clean Prest Activ Srl for the cleaning, sanitation and selective collection services of premises managed by a company subordinate to the Ministry. Transport. According to the report of the Chamber of Accounts, published on November 16, 2023, the management of Bucharest Airports forgot that this contract was expiring and woke up only at the end of 2022 to publish on the open bidding platform SEAP a notice of participation in cleaning services. Thus, the announcement was published on October 28, 2022.

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