The European Commission has found that Hungarian plans to grant around EUR 3.8 million in investment aid to modernise the infrastructure of Debrecen International Airport (E Hungary) are in line with EU state aid rules.
The modernisation of the airport consists of security and safety updates that will enable aircrafts to land in low visibility, an upgrade to the security fence, and an interconnector bridge between terminals.
The project will facilitate regional development and contribute to improving connections in the region, without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market. The Commission therefore concluded that the project complies with EU State aid rules, in particular the criteria under the 2014 Aviation Guidelines for investment aid to airports.
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