Budapest Airport welcomed 8.5 million passengers in 2013, flying on the airport’s services to 99 destinations across 34 countries.
A route launch ceremony held was officially celebrated the start of a new Budapest Airport daily connection with Belgrade provided by Air Serbia (services began Sunday 30 March).
Budapest Airport Zrt. is the operator of Budapest Airport. It is owned by an international consortium of investors, led by the privately-owned German company AviAlliance, an independent airport manager holding a 49.67% stake, together with Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (18.17%), Malton Investment Pte Ltd. (18.17%), Aero Investment S.a.r.l. (10%) and KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH (4%).
Budapest Airport welcomed 8.5 million passengers in 2013, flying on the airport’s services to 99 destinations across 34 countries.
Budapest Airport’s route development already announced for 2014 include:
- UP by ELAL nine-weekly service to Tel Aviv, starting 2 April (increasing to 11 weekly 1 June)
- Jet2.com twice-weekly service to Leeds Bradford, starting 3 April
- transavia.com France thrice-weekly service to Paris Orly, starting 15 April
- Wizz Air weekly service to Alicante, starting 14 June
- Vueling thrice-weekly service to Barcelona, starting 20 June (in addition two Easter flights will be offered on 17 and 21 April.)
- Wizz Air twice-weekly service to Kutaisi, starting 30 September
Photo caption: Jost Lammers, Budapest Airport’s CEO greeted guests including Slobodan Stamenkovic, Aer Serbia’s Executive Director of Sales and Marketing, Oszkar Nikowitz, Serbian Ambassador of Hungary, Rade Drobac, Hungarian Ambassador of Serbia.
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