Good news: Popular and exotic Ryanair destination from Budapest returns

A popular Ryanair flight from Budapest will return this autumn to an exotic African destination. The first flight will take off from Budapest Airport on 28 October.

The Irish low-cost airline, Hungarian Wizz Air‘s main competitor in the region, Ryanair, will restart its popular flight to Marrakesh, Morocco’s fourth-largest city. The first flight will take off on 28 October, while the last bookable flight is on 27 March 2026. Currently, Wizz Air operates a flight to the Moroccan destination from the Hungarian capital. The new Ryanair flight will carry passengers twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, Budflyer wrote.

Ryanair’s flight from Birmingham landed with a brake calliper malfunction

According to Tudásmorzsák a repülésről (Knowledge nuggets on aviation), a social media site, a Ryanair flight from Birmingham landed in Budapest with a brake calliper malfunction yesterday around noon. The plane’s pilot interrupted the approach to the airport twice, then waited for a short while in the airspace of Tápiósáp to perform the compulsory checklists.

During the third approach, due to the partially closed brake callipers, the plane reached a speed 55 km/h higher than normal, but the pilot managed to land safely. Afterwards, it taxied to its parking place, accompanied by firefighters.