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Budapest Airport has announced that the Greece-based Star Alliance member, Aegean, will begin new direct scheduled services between the Greek capital of Athens and Budapest commencing 9th March. The new flights will operate four-times weekly between Athens International Airport and Budapest Airport, utilising brand new 168-seat Airbus A320s configured in two classes.
Aegean is brand new airline at Budapest. The Athens route, which links two Hochtief airports, was previously operated by Malev. “We are delighted to see the popular Athens route reinstated so quickly following the cessation of Malev operations,” said Kam Jandu, Budapest Airport’s Aviation Director. “This is a great direct link with Greece by the country’s largest airline and the convenient flight schedule will enable business and leisure passengers from Hungary to make easy flight connections to and from the rest of Greece.”
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