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Ryanair To Launch Six New Flights From Budapest

• 28 Mar 2019 7:04 AM
• Hungary Matters

Low-cost airline Ryanair will launch flights to six new destinations from Budapest in the 2019 winter timetable.

The new flights, to Catania, Luxembourg, Gothenburg, Tel Aviv, Lappeenranta and Poznan, will operate from October 2019 two or three times a week, regional manager Denis Barabas said.

Ryanair’s passenger numbers at the Budapest base are expected to grow by 24% to 3.2 million in 2019.

Ryanair carries 18% of air passengers to and from Budapest, taking second place after Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air.

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