Direct Flights from Budapest to the Stunning Spanish Riviera
Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, has announced plans to launch a new flight from Budapest, connecting the Hungarian capital with a picturesque region of the Spanish Riviera on the Mediterranean Sea. The airline is set to operate two weekly flights between Hungary and Spain, starting next summer.
The news was first reported by Budflyer, a Hungarian travel news Facebook page, which revealed that Ryanair had won a marketing bid for Castellón Airport in Spain. This bid aimed to support the introduction of low-cost airline services, with Budapest being one of the destinations included in the plans. Ryanair will now operate two weekly flights from Budapest to the Spanish airport, with the first flight scheduled to take off next summer.
In a major announcement, Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary stated that paper boarding passes will be phased out by May 2025, and check-in desks will be removed from airports entirely. Passengers will be required to check in online or via the app, potentially helping to avoid issues such as overbooking. This comes after a recent incident where 18 passengers were denied boarding on a Wizz Air flight from Nice due to overbooking.
With these new developments, Ryanair continues to make strides in the low-cost airline industry, offering more convenient and cost-effective travel options for passengers. Stay tuned for more updates on Ryanair’s winter timetable and new routes from Budapest.
