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10 years: Budapest Airport and Emirates celebrate anniversary

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Budapest Airport, operated by Vinci Airports, is celebrating ten years of its partnership with Emirates, which plays a crucial role in connecting Hungary to Dubai and beyond. Since the first Emirates flight in 2014, the airline has carried more than 1,5 million passengers between Budapest and Dubai, operating over 7.000 round-trip flights.

These flights have not only given Hungarian travellers access to the dynamic metropolis of Dubai, but also to numerous international destinations such as the Maldives, Bangkok and Australia. In addition, Emirates SkyCargo has transported over 77.584 tonnes of cargo, strengthening Budapest's position as a logistics hub and supporting the country's economy.

Máté Ritter, Head of Airline Development at Budapest Airport, highlights that the partnership has not only improved connectivity but also helped promote tourism, trade and employment. Emirates currently employs 296 Hungarian nationals, including 211 cabin crew members and 8 pilots, highlighting the airline's global capabilities.

Looking to the future, Budapest and Emirates are committed to continuing to deliver exceptional travel experiences and supporting the growth of the aviation industry in the region.

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