Budapest Airport ended last year with the confirmation that Belfast, a previously unserved destination, would be added to the gateway’s route map for the summer season. Celebrating the commencement of the twice-weekly service today, Ryanair will connect the Hungarian capital city to Northern Ireland’s capital and largest city for the first time.
Balázs Bogáts, Airline Development Director, Budapest Airport, comments: “It’s fantastic that Ryanair is filling another of our white spots this year. The carrier’s latest addition of a link to Belfast joins its established services to Dublin and Shannon, seeing us offer a total of 341 flights to Ireland this summer. Building on its overall operations will see Ryanair offer close to 7,400 flights throughout S23 from Budapest.”
This post was published on 27 March 2023 19:05
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