Lőrinc Mészáros buys brand-new private jet

Hungary’s wealthiest man, Lőrinc Mészáros, has purchased a new private jet expanding his fleet. Sources suggest he has already travelled to France and Mallorca using his latest acquisition.

Mészáros buys new private jet

Forbes pointed out that a recent report from Átlátszó revealed that a Bombardier Challenger 3500 private jet with Austrian registration OE-HOZ, linked to Hungarian billionaire Lőrinc Mészáros, arrived in Budapest from Vienna in July. The jet, operated by the same Austrian company that manages another plane used by the Mészáros circle, landed in Hungary around the same time as a helicopter used by the businessman’s family, suggesting coordination between the two aircraft. The helicopter likely transported the pilot of the private jet from Vienna to Hungary.

This jet, part of the businessman’s ever-expanding fleet, seems to mark an upgrade following last year’s controversy surrounding his luxury yacht. After landing in Hungary, the private jet flew to the South of France and then to Palma de Mallorca, where his luxury yacht, the Rose d’Or, was also anchored, according to maritime tracking data. This further reinforces the connection between the mysterious jet and the business circle of Hungary’s richest man. According to Átlátszó, the private jet cost around HUF 9.6 billion (around EUR 24 million).

Lőrinc Mészáros
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6 Comments

  1. Meanwhile, Wizz Air is for the proles… I bet his private jet doesn’t depart 6 hours late. Nor does he experiencing derailing trains as he travels by helicopter, laughing at the fools he lords it over as he zooms overhead.

  2. Boy jealousy is well and alive. I am sure if Norbert and Londonsteve were half as talented and worked half as hard as Mr. Meszaros, they would be wealthy. Wealthy people always support a business-friendly government and leader. Socialist legislators are just manipulated by globalists.

  3. If you think Meszaros acquired his wealth through talent and hard work, you’re either a fool, blind, or both. Let’s call a spade a spade. Any other approach and we’re wasting everyone’s time. You support the rise of oligarchs like Meszaros because it sticks one in the eye of right-thinking people opposed to such outrageous nepotism and corruption, whom you perceive to be de facto left wing. Guess what, plenty of right wingers also want to see a functioning market economy freed from the shackles of excessive government intervention and with corruption minimised. I’d suggest that 99% of US Republicans would fall into this category, in fact.

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