Budapest Airport

Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport was opened in 1950. It was though only given the name Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport in 2011, and until then it was titled Budapest Ferihegy International Airport.The first terminal which was built back in 1950 was reopened in 2005, and has since then worked as the airport for the budget airlines flying to Budapest. Among the airlines flying to Budapest Airport Terminal 1 you can find RyanAir, Easyjet, Norwegian, WizzAir, Germanwings and Jet2.

Budapest Airport Terminal 2A was opened in 1985 and later in 1998 Budapest Airport Terminal 2B was added to the construction. Terminal 2A and 2B are the terminals where the more “expensive” companies fly, for example the Hungarian airline company Malev. Lufthansa, SAS, Delta Airlines, Air France and other companies use this airport for their flights.

In 2011 the Sky Court was opened working as a passage between Terminal 2A and Terminal 2B. Here visitors can find shops, restaurants and places to spend time and money before departure. The SkyCourt is only available after check-in, so without a boarding pass you will not be able to enjoy the services within the SkyCourt.

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