Normal kerosene supply has been restored at Ferenc Liszt International Airport starting from late Friday, airport operator Budapest Airport told MTI.
Budapest Airport announced on October 22 that due to disruptions in the supply chain, less kerosene was arriving at the airport and has asked carriers to optimize their fuel consumption until supply is restored.
The operator noted that there have been no fuel-related flight delays or cancellations recently, and the airport's fuel stock has never dropped below the operational minimum.
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