A terminal shaped like an aircraft from above. A transit lounge that initially resembled the living room of a middle class flat. Two control towers that form the engines of the imaginary aircraft. Budapest Airport, known to Hungarians by its old name Ferihegy, was inaugurated 70 years ago.
How were the plans realized? What damage did the airport suffer during the Second World War? Where did the first flights from Ferihegy Airport operate to? What could passengers do in the imposing central hall and in the transit lounge?
Why were Sundays not part of the schedule for a while, and what kind of races were held on the apron? We show you the secrets of the 70-year-old Terminal 1 at Budapest Airport!
7 май 2020
