Budapest Airport and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have concluded a partnership agreement. As a result, some of the international trainings organized by IATA can be held in the Hungarian capital, at Budapest Airport.

Hungarian-owned Magnus Aircraft Cls. is building an aeroplane manufacturing plant in Pécs, southern Hungary. The Hungarian government is contributing approximately 40% of the costs, (HUF two billion) in non-returnable funding.

German aviation industry supplier Diehl Aircabin is expanding its existing capacities in Nyírbátor, NE Hungary with an investment of EUR 120 million (appr. HUF 37 billion). the Hungarian government is providing HUF 1.38 billion in funding.

RUAG Aerostructures, a major player in the aerospace industry, opened its new factory in Eger, NE Hungary. It is the Switzerland-based aircraft section producers third plant to complement the ones in Germany and Switzerland.

Lufthansa Technik AG, Germany’s leading aircraft maintenance and engineering company has opened a new Aircraft Engineering Services Center at Budapest Airport. The new center will focus its activities around the Boeing 737 aircraft.

Hungary's ADMATIS Ltd. has designed and procured mechanical and thermal equipments for a high resolution Multi-Spectral Imaging Instrument, such as brackets for electronics (with radiators), thermal shields and baffles for the satellite Sentinel 2.