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Budapest Airport (BUD) is hoping to lure air freight volumes from rival airports and reduce trucking into Eastern Europe with the opening of its Cargo City yesterday.
The €50m ($55.3m) facility includes an 11,200sq metre forwarder building and 21,600sq metres of warehousing space, alongside a 32,000sq metre cargo apron, capable of serving two 747 freighters simultaneously.
Phase 1 gives Cargo City capacity of 250,000 tonnes a year.
“This is a game-changer,” said Rene Droese, chief property and cargo officer for the airport. “With ...
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