The 100E shuttle service operating between central Budapest and Liszt Ferenc International will run more frequently and in an extended timetable starting from Saturday, the Budapest transport company BKK said.
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The shuttle will run every 20 minutes instead of the current every 30 minutes during the day, BKK said on Thursday.
In the extended timetable, the first services will leave Deák Square at 3.30am and the airport at 4.10am. The last services will leave Deák Square at 12 midnight and the airport at 0.35am, BKK said.
Travelling time between the city centre and
In the extended timetable, the first services will leave Deák Square at 3.30am and the airport at 4.10am. The last services will leave Deák Square at 12 midnight and the airport at 0.35am, BKK said.
Travelling time between the city centre and
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the airport is around 30-40 minutes and the fare is 900 forints (EUR 2.6) one way, the statement added.
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As we reported before, the Hungarian low-cost airline, WizzAir, will reestablish its flights to London Gatwick, Oslo, Odessa departing from Budapest Airport. Furthermore, from Debrecen, you will be able to travel to Tel-Aviv and Moscow starting from October.
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The first flight towards Israel from Debrecen will take off on October 6, while the other destinations will be reachable from October 31.
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To London Gatwick, WizzAir planes will fly every day.
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Of course, entry conditions in different countries might change until October. Therefore, the company asks each passenger to read the newly issued information about their destination countries. Furthermore, all passengers have to wear face masks on board of WizzAir flights.
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Source: MTI
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