A Romanian court decision potentially disrupting air traffic originated from a complaint alleging preferential hiring practices within Romatsa, the national air traffic control administrator. The Bucharest Court of Appeal initially ruled on the case, prompting concerns about significant impacts on Romanian airspace. The dispute centers around accusations of favoritism in Romatsa’s recruitment process. Following the ruling, the Judicial Inspection announced an investigation into the judge who issued the suspension order. Details suggest the case began as a challenge to specific appointments at Romatsa. The potential for widespread air traffic disruption is now under review as legal proceedings continue and the investigation unfolds.