The summer 2024 flight schedule at the Budapest airport takes effect on March 31st, featuring numerous new flights. Driving the expansion are two low-cost carriers, Ryanair from Ireland and its Hungarian counterpart, Wizz Air. Travelers can now access 122 cities and 130 airports through 39 airlines this summer. The summer timetable will remain active until the end of October.
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TUI and Qanot Sharq in Budapest
A new airline, TUI, is set to debut at Budapest Airport, offering two routes to London-Gatwick and Manchester. These flights will cater to passengers embarking on Danube ship cruises from Budapest. Additionally, the return of Uzbekistan’s Qanot Sharq is expected this summer, although Budflyer remains cautious about its certainty.
Ryanair’s expansion in Budapest
Ryanair’s new flights from Budapest Airport encompass Milan Malpensa, Tirana (Albania), Faro (Portugal), Trieste (Italy), Frankfurt-Hahn, and Skiathos (Greece). Meanwhile, Wizz Air will transport passengers to Brassó (Brasov, Transylvania, Romania), Brussels, Bucharest, Stuttgart, Valencia, Yerevan (Armenia), and Chișinău (Republic of Moldova).
Wizz Air’s new directions from Budapest
Additionally, there will be increased flight frequencies in several directions. Wizz Air is planning to increase the number of flights to ten destinations, including Milan, Rome, Basel, Athens, Madrid, Malta, and Nice (France). Ryanair, on the other hand, will deploy more planes to Alghero (Sardinia, Italy), Málaga, Sofia, Berlin, Pisa, and Birmingham. EasyJet will also ramp up operations, offering 13 flights to Basel and 6 to Geneva (Switzerland) every week.
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