PHOTOS: New Budapest Airport shuttle buses to serve passengers from June
Budapest’s mayor, Gergely Karácsony, said that despite the harsh economic situation and the government’s anti-Budapest policies, he would never give up development. Therefore, they bought 150 new buses, which will serve on multiple lines, including the one leading to the Ferenc Liszt International Airport.
According to a post shared on the mayor’s Facebook page, the number 150 is symbolic since Budapest celebrates its 150th birthday today (the three segments, Buda, Pest and Óbuda, united in 1873). Mr Karácsony hopes the new buses will serve the passengers well and will provide a higher-level quality service. The vehicles will arrive in Budapest between May and July. All of them will have an air-conditioning system, be environment-friendly and have low floors.
BKK said they will be MAN Lion buses and will serve passengers in longer distances in the North Buda, North Pest and Northeast Pest directions. Furthermore, they will also commute on the 100E airport shuttle line. BKK added that the number of seats would be 10 percent more on these buses. According to bkk.hu, the 100E line will receive these new buses from 17 June. The owner and operator of the buses will be ArrivaBus Ltd.
Here are some photos of the new buses:
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2 Comments
I mean, was there anything much wrong with the old buses? I took the 100E dozens of times and was always very happy. If the financial situation is indeed so dire (due to somebody else’s fault, of course!), then maybe don’t blow millions of $$$ on “symbolic” projects?
Funny the part re air conditioning. In 35C heat in summer BKK buses almost NEVER USE IT.What difference does it make if the driver obviously wants to save money? Often in freezing temperatures they do not use the heating either. In addition, the Hon. Mr Mayor could have bought 20 fewer buses and mended the many POTHOLES along the main airport route.Those who traveled there know what I mean.BTW, why not become a real European capital and invest in a train?? No need for buses then.Hard to understand all this.