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Budapest Airport’s summer sizzles once again with 6 new routes and 11 resumed routes

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With its busiest summer season since 2019 just days away, Budapest Airport continues to strengthen and re-establish its strong route network following the pandemic. As route recovery approaches 100%, the Hungarian gateway will serve 122 destinations during S22, supported by 34 airline partners having recovered more than 70% of its 46 airlines from 2019.

Welcoming six new routes – Ryanair launching Stockholm Arlanda (28 March), Alghero (29 March), Burgas (11 April), and Warsaw Modlin (1 May); SunExpress commencing Izmir (18 June); and Wizz Air starting Chisinau (28 March) – the capital city airport will also celebrate the return of another 11 routes and numerous frequency increases to its network through the season:

AirlineDestinationTypeFrequency
RyanairAlgheroNew routeTwice-weekly
RyanairBurgasNew routeTwice-weekly
RyanairStockholm ArlandaNew routeFour times weekly
RyanairWarsaw ModlinNew routeFour times weekly
SunExpressIzmirNew route (New destination)Weekly
Wizz AirChisinauNew route (New destination)Twice-weekly
easyJetManchesterResumed routeThree times weekly
Jet2.comBirminghamResumed routeTwice-weekly
Jet2.comLeeds-BradfordResumed routeTwice-weekly
LOT Polish AirlinesJFKResumed routeFour times weekly
RyanairRiminiResumed routeTwice-weekly
Transavia FranceNantesResumed routeTwice-weekly
Wizz AirAbu DhabiResumed routeTwice-weekly
Wizz AirBolognaResumed routeTwice-weekly
Wizz AirCastellónResumed routeTwice-weekly
Wizz AirOsloResumed routeThree times weekly
Wizz AirSkopjeResumed routeTwice-weekly
British AirwaysLondon HeathrowFrequency increaseFour times daily
easyJetAmsterdamFrequency increaseFive times weekly
FlydubaiDubaiFrequency increaseDaily
LOT Polish AirlinesIncheonFrequency increaseTwice-weekly
LufthansaFrankfurtFrequency increaseFive times daily
LufthansaMunichFrequency increaseFour times daily
LuxairLuxembourgFrequency increaseThree times weekly
Qatar AirwaysDohaFrequency increaseDaily
SunExpressAntalyaFrequency increaseSix times weekly

 

Commenting on the season ahead, Balázs Bogáts, Head of Airline Development, Budapest Airport says: “Once again, we have a blistering summer schedule launching this weekend. We’re almost as connected as we were before the pandemic and we continue to build on this, and more. Budapest remains a dynamically progressive airport, and we encourage frequency increases with all our airline partners as we ourselves focus on Budapest as a popular destination and the numerous opportunities available.”

 

This post was published on 25 March 2022 12:10

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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