With a total of 17 routes, 96 weekly flights, and two based aircraft, as well as inbound services from its other based aircraft, Ryanair will be delivering more than 1.7 million passengers to Budapest next year.
Budapest Airport is already looking at a blistering S16 with further enhancements to its continuously developing route network. Having previously announced new routes for next year, the Hungarian gateway can now confirm Ryanair will be adding a further three new routes from March 2016.
The Central Eastern European airport’s second largest carrier, and Europe’s biggest low-cost carriers, confirmed this week it will be launching new connections from the Hungarian capital to Copenhagen, Malaga and Malta, and increasing its in-demand Dublin service by an additional two weekly flights.
With a total of 17 routes, 96 weekly flights, and two based aircraft, as well as inbound services from its other based aircraft, Ryanair will be delivering more than 1.7 million passengers to Budapest next year.
Commenting on the airline’s growth, Kam Jandu, Budapest Airport’s Chief Commercial Officer said: “Budapest Airport welcomes the announcement from Ryanair of its summer 2016 Budapest programme. Frequency increases on any route where there is proven demand like Dublin are always welcome and we are very pleased to see the introduction of the Copenhagen, Malaga and Malta services as well, offering even greater choice for our passengers.”
At this week’s press conference in Budapest, Neil Sorahan, Ryanair’s Chief Financial Officer also commented: “Hungary is an important market for Ryanair. We have experienced significant growth since opening a base at Budapest Airport in 2012, and we will continue to offer the lowest fares to and from Hungary.”
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