Budapest Airport

Budapest Airport Zrt. owns and operates Ferihegy Airport, otherwise known as Budapest Airport. This is a public private partnership with the Hungarian State holding 25% and the remaining 75 percent owned by five further investors. Through its BUD Future project Budapest Airport aims to be the aviation hub of the CEE region. Leading projects include SkyCourt - a new centrally located building which, when open in March 2011, will link the existing terminals 2a and 2b. SkyCourt will double the commercial area of the terminals and provide a wide range of retail outlets, international brands and an improved food and beverage offering. Cargo City – New on-airport cargo facilities will feature 140.000sqm of cargo and logistics terminals designed for airlines, handlers and integrators.

Budapest Airport incorporates two terminals. Terminal 1 is a dedicated low cost carrier terminal and Terminal 2 services the traditional carriers. The airport is also the base for Malev, Hungary’s national airline and part of the One World alliance and is home to a further 32 airlines, serving over 92 destinations which represents 40 countries worldwide.

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