The battle for Central-Eastern Europe
Hochtief AirPort, which recently acquired a majority stake
in Budapest Airport, recently announced plans to invest EUR261 million to develop
and modernise the airport over the next five years. Among other projects, the
airport will increase its capacity by significantly developing T1 and T2, while
a unified terminal will be constructed by fusing T2A and T2B, including an Airside
Plaza connecting the transit areas of T2A and T2B.
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