The new flights will operate from October 2019, two or three times a week, Regional Manager Denis Barabas said on Tuesday.
Ryanairʼs passenger numbers at the Budapest base are expected to grow by 24% to 3.2 million in 2019. Ryanair carries 18% of air passengers to and from Budapest, taking second place after Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air.
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