Hungarian national carrier Malév expects a new online trip planning service to generate hundreds of millions of forints of additional revenue for the airline each year, chairman János Berényi said at a press conference on Monday.
Startup costs for the trip planning service were about HUF 20 million, an amount the airline expects to recoup within a month.
Malév CEO Lorant Limburger said every effort was being made to improve the position of the airline and further developments would be announced in the coming months.
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