Historical dataset of population level and growth rate for the Cluj-Napoca, Romania metro area from 1950 to 2025.

Data on interdependencies The case study about interdependencies between noise, emissions (CO2, CO, NOx) was performed within the local context of Cluj-Napoca (Avram Iancu) International Airport (Romania) by COMOTI (Romania). Airline data and support was provided by Blue Air Aviation and Getsafe Aviation Solutions and Cluj-Napoca Airport. The sample provided here shows an example of data used to perform analyses in order to outline their effect in terms of noise and emissions. Further, the aim was to inform relevant stakeholders (e.g. airport, airlines, ANSP) about these outcomes and to provide insights about possible methods to protect the population within the area during planning of operations phases. This data set contains two examples of some flight data, one related to departure and another to arrival operations. More information about the case study can be read in the publication "D2.11 Recommendations from exemplification case studies summary and implications for BP dissemination" (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5604651) Data on Quality of Life The case study about the quality of life around Cluj-Napoca (Avram Iancu) International Airport (Romania) was developed by COMOTI (Romania), in partnership with Cluj-Napoca Airport (Romania), NLR (The Netherlands), ZEUS (Germany) and MMU (United Kingdom). Its aim was to identify possible opportunities of an airport to increase the quality-of-life of residents living near the airport. This is a sample of data collected from the population feedback to questions formulated around quality of life dimensions and indicators. More information about the case study can be read in the publication "D2.11 Recommendations from exemplification case studies summary and implications for BP dissemination" (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5604651).

In 2023, Frigo Logistic inaugurated a new cold storage facility in Ploiești with advanced automation and real-time temperature monitoring to cater to the growing pharmaceutical and FMCG demand. Romania’s strategic geographic location and improving logistics infrastructure make it a key hub for regional cold chain distribution in Eastern Europe. The Romania cold chain market reached an estimated valuation ofRON 2.4 Billionin 2023, driven by increasing demand for temperature-controlled logistics across sectors such as pharmaceuticals, fresh produce, frozen food, and dairy. With the rise of modern retail and e-commerce grocery delivery platforms, the demand for efficient cold storage and transport solutions has surged. Key players operating in the Romanian cold chain market includeDachser Romania, Havi Logistics, Frigo Logistic, Aquila Part Prod Com,andDSV Solutions.These companies offer integrated cold storage and refrigerated transport services, targeting urban centers likeBucharest, Cluj-Napoca, and Timisoara, which serve as primary demand hubs due to their high population density and industrial activity. Romania Cold Chain Market Overview and Size

In 2023, FAN Courier announced the expansion of its new fulfillment center near Bucharest to cater to the growing demand from online retailers. Additionally, DB Schenker upgraded its warehousing automation systems to reduce lead time for intra-EU shipments. Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, and Timișoara are among the key logistics clusters due to their population density, infrastructure, and proximity to major trade routes. The Romania logistics and warehousing market reached an estimated value of RON 38 billion in 2023, driven by rising e-commerce penetration, infrastructure modernization, and increasing foreign direct investment in industrial parks. The market is anchored by players such as DHL Romania, DB Schenker, KLG Europe, FM Logistic, and FAN Courier. These companies leverage strategic regional hubs, multimodal logistics solutions, and advanced warehouse management systems to offer competitive supply chain services. Romania Logistics and Warehousing Market Overview and Size