The number of passengers was unchanged from a year earlier at 145 million.
In domestic long-distance passenger transport, the number of passengers remained unchanged as performance in passenger-kilometers increased by 2.3%.
In international long-distance passenger transport, service providers carried 5.7% more passengers as performance was up 3.2%.
Long-distance bus companies accounted for 42% of passenger transport performance, with airlines making up 34% and railways 23% of the total. In terms of passenger numbers, bus companies carried 74% of passengers, railways accounted for 25% and airlines for 1% of the total.
Budapestʼs Ferenc Liszt International Airport had 4.7 million passengers in the third quarter, up 6.8% from a year earlier. The number of flights increased by 5.7% from a year earlier to 35,000. Wizz Air, Ryanair and Lufthansa carried the most passengers, with low-fare airlines accounting for 53% of the total number.
Passenger numbers at Debrecen Airport increased 47% to 189,000 in the third quarter as the number of flights was up 56% at 1,624.
In local passenger transport, performance in passenger-kilometers edged down 0.2% from a year earlier and the number of passengers was almost unchanged in the third quarter at 509 million, almost three-quarters of whom used public transport services in the capital.



