History: Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport BUD LHBP
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| IATA code : | BUD | ||
| ICAO code : | LHBP | ||
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Budapest Franz Liszt International Airport (IATA code: BUD, ICAO code: LHBP), also known in the past as Budapest Ferihegy International Airport, is the international airport serving the Hungarian capital city of Budapest. The airport is the largest of Hungary's five international airports.
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