Lammers said Liszt Ferenc’s Terminal 1 would remain closed for the time being, adding that Budapest Airport was waiting for an outside investor to build a cargo base and an airport hotel.
Terminal 1 was closed and the cargo base investment postponed after troubled national carrier Malev was grounded early in 2012.
Lammers forecast a 3.4% increase in passengers at Liszt Ferenc International Airport in Budapest in 2014 “if nothing unforeseen happens,” according to national news service MTI.
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