Technology the key to smoother cargo operations at Budapest Airport
Budapest Airport (BUD) chiefs say they are looking to technology to leverage the opportunities for ...
Well, this is an interesting development: Budapest Airport, which, pre-Covid, was pushing its cargo credentials and has invested €46m in BUD Cargo City, is in the acquisition sights of a group linked to controversial prime minister Viktor Orban. Currently owned by GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, a Canadian pension fund and AviAlliance, it is not up for sale, but – as The Loadstar notes today – times are tough and investment is not forthcoming for the sector. But there may be some reticence to the idea of selling to Orban or his pals…Bloomberg reports.
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