Transportation from the City Center to Budapest International Ferenc Liszt Airport
Budapest International Ferenc Liszt Airport is the country's largest international airport serving the capital city of Hungary, Budapest. The airport, formerly Budapest International Ferihegy Airport, still continues to be called by this name from time to time. The airport, located 16 km southeast of the city, was established for military purposes in 1939-1944 during the war. Later, it was rearranged in 1947-1950 to be converted into a civil airport. Today, more than 40 airlines use this airport. Budapest Airport experiences its busiest period in July, August and September.
There are options such as bus, minibus, taxi or car rental to reach Budapest Airport from the city center.
Undoubtedly, the most economical option is buses. Between 04:00 and 23:00, bus number 200E runs between Kőbánya-Kispest metro station and Terminal 2. To reach the airport from the city center, you can first take the metro numbered M3, which goes in the direction of Újpest Központ, and then the bus numbered 200E. It is possible to buy your tickets from automatic machines or ticket offices. You can take the bus after you get on the bus, but it is a little more expensive.
Another way to reach the airport from the city center is to use minibuses. The miniBUD shuttle service with which Budapest Airport is contracted offers a comfortable and fast travel service to those who want to go to the airport.
You can also use taxis, but be sure to discuss the price in advance.
Budapest International Ferenc Liszt Airport Contact Information
Address: BUD Nemzetközi Repülőtér 1675 Budapest Pf. 53.
Tel: +36 (1) 296-9696
Fax: +36 (1) 296-5966
Transportation from Papeete Faa'a International Airport to the City Center
The capital of Papeete, Tahiti and the main international airport of French Polynesia, Faa'a Airport is located here. All international flights to French Polynesia land at this airport, located 5 km southwest of Papeete city centre, and passengers are usually greeted with music and flowers.
If airport transfer is not included in your tour package, you can use a bus, taxi or rent a private car from Papeete Airport to the city center.
If you arrived before 10 PM and you are in good physical strength, exit the terminal and cross the parking lot with your suitcase to the other side of the parking lot, and after climbing the stairs to the street, stop a passing bus.
In this way, you can go to the city at a very cheap cost. It takes 8 minutes to get to the city center from Papeete Airport by bus, and the bus passes every 15 minutes. The bus stops by the market place in downtown Papeete. It also drops passengers at two different points on the road.
To go from the airport to Papeete city center by taxi, you can take a taxi from the taxi stand just outside the arrivals terminal. Taxis in Tahiti do not have a meter, but the tariffs are clear and there is a list in each vehicle. By the way, there is a difference between day prices and night prices. If you arrive after 10 am, there is no other means of transportation other than taxi until 6 am.
Car is the most used means of transportation in Tahiti. You can get to the city center by renting a car from Papeete Airport, but keep in mind that most cars will be manual transmission.
After exiting the airport, take Route 1 and follow the Route 5 signs to reach Papeete city centre.
