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Airport Schedules - LHBP [Summer 2025]
Budapest Night Enhanced
Budapest is the capital, the most populous city and the main financial, corporate, mercantile and cultural center in Hungary. It is the sixth largest city in the European Union and was founded on November 17, 1873 with the merger of the cities of Buda and Ôbuddha, on the right bank of the Danube, with Pest, on the left bank. Its inhabitants are called budapestinos. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Budapest is one of the biggest tourist destinations in the world
The l... Budapest is the capital, the most populous city and the main financial, corporate, mercantile and cultural center in Hungary. It is the sixth largest city in the European Union and was founded on November 17, 1873 with the merger of the cities of Buda and Ôbuddha, on the right bank of the Danube, with Pest, on the left bank. Its inhabitants are called budapestinos. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Budapest is one of the biggest tourist destinations in the world
The lights have been added for greater realism in the simulator. Are visible at great distances and through a huge area of the city. Not only the buildings, but also the highways and intersections of highways were fully illuminated. Your flight will be totally different with this product.
Budapest Real Trees + bonus
Cargo Ops - F1 2024 - Budapest
HEMSOB Pack Hungary
Hungary Airport Pack 1
Hungary Airport Pack 2
LHBP - Budapest "Liszt" Intl. Airport
Budapest – Ferenc Liszt International Airport (LHBP / BUD)
Hungary’s main airport, about 16 km SE of downtown Budapest, named after Ferenc (Franz) Liszt since 2011. Opened on 7 May 1950, it is still colloquially known as “Ferihegy”.
ICAO LHBP, IATA BUD; elevation 151 m / 495 ft.
Two parallel runways: 13L/31R (3,707 m) and 13R/31L (3,010 m), asphalt/concrete surface.
Passengers use Terminal 2: 2A for Schengen flights, 2B for non-Schengen. SkyCourt connects 2A and 2B.
Terminal 1... Budapest – Ferenc Liszt International Airport (LHBP / BUD)
Hungary’s main airport, about 16 km SE of downtown Budapest, named after Ferenc (Franz) Liszt since 2011. Opened on 7 May 1950, it is still colloquially known as “Ferihegy”.
ICAO LHBP, IATA BUD; elevation 151 m / 495 ft.
Two parallel runways: 13L/31R (3,707 m) and 13R/31L (3,010 m), asphalt/concrete surface.
Passengers use Terminal 2: 2A for Schengen flights, 2B for non-Schengen. SkyCourt connects 2A and 2B.
Terminal 1 has been closed since 2012 (following the collapse of Malév).
In 2024 it handled around 17. 6 million passengers (an increase compared to 2023).
Formerly “Budapest Ferihegy”, renamed in 2011 in honour of Liszt.
2012: closure of T1 and relocation of low-cost flights to T2.
2024: the Hungarian state acquires 80% of Budapest Airport; VINCI Airports takes a 20% stake and becomes the operator. A Terminal 3 is planned, with enhanced connections, target date 2032.
The BMA scenery for MSFS2020/2024 is updated to AIP Hungary AD-2-LHBP-PDC, July–September 2025.
LHBP Budapest Airport