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The mission of Budapest Airport is to make Ferenc Liszt International Airport the most successful airport in Central and Eastern Europe in terms of passenger growth, service quality and operational efficiency. The airport shall be the key driver of local economic growth for Budapest and for Hungary as a whole.
Budapest Airport is in charge of managing, operating and developing the main international airport of Hungary and has set itself the goal to operate efficiently and profitably on a sustainable basis.
The prospects are promising: air traffic will increase notably across the region. Budapest Airport has a great basis for further route developments and great growth potential for both aviation and non-aviation business.
The airport company aims to strengthen its strong global position in the private airport market and to identify and realize the many potentials of the airport. With the help of active and fast business growth, the motivated management team will strengthen the position of the airport in the face of growing competition.
Vienna Airport covers a total area of more than 10 km2. It is located roughly 20 kilometres from the centre of Vienna and can be easily reached in a short time via motorway, rapid transit railway and the City Airport Train (CAT).
Supported by a clear geographical advantage, Vienna Airport has positioned itself as a gateway to Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East. The distinguishing factors for Vienna Airport include an extensive offering of 179 destinations in 67 countries as well as high service quality through short connecting times and high punctuality.
The catchment area of Vienna Airport touches on six countries within a radius of 200 km. Approx. 16 million people live in these areas of Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia and Slovenia. Infrastructure development in the neighbouring countries has led to the steady expansion of Vienna’s catchment area in recent years. The economic recovery process in these countries is also refl ected in a growing interest in travel, which has been driving passenger growth in Vienna above the European average for many years. We assume this trend will also continue in the coming years.