Nedeczky said that the company is not yet generating profit from operation of the special Budapest-Ferihegy bus route, though increasing passenger volume suggests that it may become profitable by the end of Hungary’s EU presidency on June 30.
The Weekendbus CEO said that 70% of the passengers who have taken the special Budapest-Ferihegy bus route are Hungarian, while the remaining 30% are foreigners.
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