The airline began operating the route in 2013, however, it was halted a year later. Following the signing of a new contract, the airline will relaunch the route with two flights weekly on Wednesdays and Sundays.
“I am very happy that we were able to agree with our Azerbaijani partners,” CEO József Váradi said today in Baku. “The new Budapest-Baku route will create new opportunities to expand air transport between Europe and Azerbaijan,” the CEO added.
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