ZAGREB ZAGREB, July 21 (Hina) - A new air service between the Hungarian and Croatian capitals was established on Tuesday evening when a plane of the Hungarian airline 'Malev' took off from Budapest on 23:05 and landed in Zagreb at the
midnight. A Hungarian delegation, led by Malev's deputy Director-General, Ferenc Kovacs, arrived in Zagreb aboard a Fokker 70 last night. The air service from Budapest to Zagreb will operate on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 23:05, and back to Budapest from Zagreb on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5:50. The establishment of this service ensued after the conclusion of an air traffic agreement between the two neighbouring countries. The Zagreb airport's director, Tomislav Leko, said Malev is the tenth airlines company to be offering flights to Zagreb. This Hungarian company, the network of which includes destinations in Europe, North America and Asia, transported about two mill
ZAGREB, July 21 (Hina) - A new air service between the Hungarian and
Croatian capitals was established on Tuesday evening when a plane
of the Hungarian airline 'Malev' took off from Budapest on 23:05 and
landed in Zagreb at the midnight. A Hungarian delegation, led by
Malev's deputy Director-General, Ferenc Kovacs, arrived in Zagreb
aboard a Fokker 70 last night.
The air service from Budapest to Zagreb will operate on Tuesdays,
Fridays and Sundays at 23:05, and back to Budapest from Zagreb on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5:50.
The establishment of this service ensued after the conclusion of an
air traffic agreement between the two neighbouring countries.
The Zagreb airport's director, Tomislav Leko, said Malev is the
tenth airlines company to be offering flights to Zagreb.
This Hungarian company, the network of which includes destinations
in Europe, North America and Asia, transported about two million
passengers last year.
(hina)