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Typical prices: $676-$1,134
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Typical prices: $400-$677
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Tue 11/27
BOS - BUD • 2 stops
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Wed, Feb 17 - Wed, Mar 3
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8:00 pm - 11:50 pmBOS  Boston Logan Intl-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
21h 50m1 stop Madrid Barajas
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6:10 am - 6:25 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-BOS Boston Logan Intl
18h 15m1 stop Madrid Barajas
$497Multiple Airlines
Mon, Nov 2 - Sat, Nov 14
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5:15 pm - 2:55 pmBOS  Boston Logan Intl-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
15h 40m1 stop Dublin
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5:55 am - 1:55 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-BOS Boston Logan Intl
14h 00m1 stop Dublin
$500Multiple Airlines
Wed, Jan 13 - Wed, Jan 27
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5:35 pm - 9:40 amBOS  Boston Logan Intl-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
10h 05m1 stop Kastrup Copenhagen
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10:25 am - 3:45 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-BOS Boston Logan Intl
11h 20m1 stop Kastrup Copenhagen
$542Scandinavian Airlines
Tue, Mar 16 - Tue, Mar 30
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6:35 pm - 9:40 amBOS  Boston Logan Intl-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
10h 05m1 stop Kastrup Copenhagen
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7:50 pm - 3:35 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-BOS Boston Logan Intl
25h 45m1 stop Kastrup Copenhagen
$606Scandinavian Airlines
Sat, Nov 28 - Sun, Dec 6
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12:25 am - 7:10 pmEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
12h 45m1 stop Istanbul
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1:55 pm - 10:30 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
14h 35m1 stop Istanbul
$635Turkish Airlines
Mon, Nov 16 - Tue, Nov 24
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12:25 am - 7:10 pmEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
12h 45m1 stop Istanbul
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1:55 pm - 10:30 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
14h 35m1 stop Istanbul
$636Turkish Airlines
Tue, Apr 6 - Thu, Apr 15
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5:50 pm - 12:55 amEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
25h 05m1 stop London Heathrow
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7:35 am - 7:30 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
17h 55m1 stop London Heathrow
$653British Airways
Sun, Apr 11 - Fri, Apr 23
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9:30 pm - 1:10 amEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
21h 40m1 stop London Heathrow
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7:05 am - 7:30 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
18h 25m1 stop London Heathrow
$653British Airways
Wed, Dec 9 - Tue, Dec 15
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11:10 pm - 12:10 pmEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
31h 00m1 stop Warsaw Frederic Chopin
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9:45 am - 8:25 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
16h 40m1 stop Warsaw Frederic Chopin
$657LOT
Wed, Nov 11 - Sun, Nov 15
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11:10 pm - 7:45 pmEWR  Newark-BUD Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl
14h 35m1 stop Warsaw Frederic Chopin
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12:55 pm - 8:25 pmBUD  Budapest Ferenc Liszt Intl-EWR Newark
13h 30m1 stop Warsaw Frederic Chopin
$671LOT

Price, demand and travel trends for flights to Budapest

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights with more confidence.

What is the cheapest flight to Budapest?

Boston to Budapest is the cheapest route at $497 round-trip, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. Newark Airport to Budapest is the most popular connection with round-trip deals from $635.

How much is a flight to Budapest?

On average, a round-trip flight from the United States to Budapest costs $867, based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months. Round-trip fares from Boston average $726, while New York runs a bit higher at $740.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Budapest?

Tuesday is the cheapest day to fly to Budapest at $853 round-trip on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Friday is the most expensive at $967.

What’s the cheapest month to fly to Budapest?

•February is the cheapest month to fly to Budapest with an average price of $600 round-trip.
•June ($1,079) and July ($975) are the most expensive.

Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Budapest?

Night flights to Budapest are the cheapest at $844 round-trip on average. Morning flights are the most expensive at $983.

What is a good deal for flights to Budapest?

Flights under $676 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found round-trip flights to Budapest at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•New York $558
•Boston $586
•Nashville $614.

When are flights to Budapest the cheapest?

Flights to Budapest are cheapest 26 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 20% less than the average last-minute fare (within 2 weeks of the flight), based on KAYAK data.

Expert advice for your flight to Budapest

 
KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
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Jessica Macdonald

Jessica Macdonald

Expert on Lufthansa

Currently based in Scotland after living in South Africa and the United States, Jessica has been writing travel and aviation content for more than 10 years. She regularly contributes to Travel + Leisure and TripSavvy, and has had work published by Condé Nast Traveller and The Independent. She has traveled to more than 50 countries across six continents.

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Expert on United Airlines and Delta

Stefanie Waldek is a freelance space, travel, and design writer based in Saratoga Springs, NY. Her words have appeared in Space.com, Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, and House Beautiful, among other publications. An expert in aviation and expedition cruising, Stefanie is frequently up in the air or on the sea, likely en route to Antarctica or the Arctic.

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Duncan is a freelance travel writer, copywriter and book author in constant search of travel stories and the perpetual sensation of being on holiday. He’s never happier than when on a dusty trail in search of empty waves or ducking under the piste tape in search of snowbound solitude. British born, living in Germany, but happiest heading for the horizon. His first book, Found in Translation, explores the etymologies and stories of country names around the world and is out now.

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Gabriel is a writer and video creator. As senior content producer for Flightradar24 and Monocle’s transport correspondent, he keeps a close eye on aviation in particular. He has also written travel articles for the likes of The New York Times. Born in New York but raised around the world, he now lives in Sweden. He’s been to 75 countries, flying 2.3 million miles on 113 airlines and through 234 airports in the process.

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Yulia is a freelance journalist who’s dispatched from 90+ countries. Her work focuses on cultures, adventure trips and air travel, appearing in NatGeo, NYT, CNTraveler, and more. For past assignments, she’s stayed with nomads in Mongolia and learned the art of Imigongo in Rwanda. She’s based in Chicago; in winter she often questions that decision.

Key details for flights to Budapest

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When to book flights to Budapest

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Your questions about flights to Budapest, answered

Find helpful route details based on KAYAK data, including flight times, airports, airlines and booking questions.

  • How do I know if a flight to Budapest is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Budapest is around $676 round-trip. This fare is in the lowest 25% of round-trip prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

  • Which city has the cheapest flights to Budapest?

    Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Budapest are from New York, starting at $635 round-trip.

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Budapest?

    Last-minute fares to Budapest (booked within 2 weeks of departure) are typically 11% higher than the average round-trip fare of $867.

  • What is the difference between the most popular and the most frequent airline at Budapest?

    American Airlines operates the most flights from the United States to Budapest at 0 per week, while Lufthansa is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United States to Budapest. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveler choice.

  • Are there working areas for business travelers in Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport?

    Business travelers that are flying into Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport have several business services available to them. They can rent an in-house business meeting room or pay for entrance to the exclusive platinum lounges that offer their guests complimentary snacks and drinks as well as free WiFi.

  • Does Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport have play areas for children?

    You can find a small children’s play area in the Skycourt. It’s perfect for younger children to burn off extra energy before your flight leaves. If you have older children, you might want to shop for a few games or books at the Virgin Store.

  • What kinds of services does Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport offer?

    You can find a variety of services at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport. The airport offers 2 hours of free WiFi, duty free shopping, a chapel and meditation area, a small children’s play area, and spa and salon services. Several restaurants and dining options are open 24 hours a day for your convenience.

  • What is the best way to get from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to St. Stephen's Basilica?

    St. Stephen's Basilica is located 10.9 miles from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport. You can take the 100E Bus which will take about 43 minutes. Or, you can drive by renting a car, take a shuttle or hire a taxi from the airport. Driving directly will take you about 23 minutes depending on traffic.

  • Which airlines offer eco-friendly flights to Budapest?

    On average, each person on a flight to Budapest from the US emits about 3,368 kg of CO2. KLM and Austrian Airlines offer some of the most eco-friendly flights to Budapest from the US. These airlines operate single-stop flights on this route and emit about 445 and 435 less carbon respectively than most of their counterparts. To fly more sustainably, prioritize the nonstop flight deals.

  • What are the stopover options for the US to Budapest flights?

    The stopover options for the US to Budapest flights vary depending on your airline and departure city. If you're flying with KLM, Delta, or Austrian Airlines from New York, expect stops in Amsterdam Schiphol, or Vienna. Iberia, United Airlines, British Airways, and Air France offer flights from New York with common layovers in Madrid, Frankfurt, London, and Paris respectively. Passengers flying from Los Angeles should expect layovers in Zurich, Warsaw, London, San Francisco, Paris, Istanbul, Vienna, Amsterdam, and New York depending on your airline.

  • What US airports have flights to Budapest?

    If you’re looking to fly to Budapest from the US, you will be happy to know that several airports in the US offer flights to Budapest. You can find the Budapest flight deals from Miami Airport (MIA), Chicago Airport (ORD), New York Airport (JFK), Dallas Airport (DFW), Philadelphia Airport (PHL), and Los Angeles Airport (LAX).

  • Does Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport offer accessible services?

    Yes, BUD is an accessible airport that strives to ensure every passenger traveling through the airport gets full access to the services. Parking lots located near the Terminal building are reserved for passengers with reduced mobility. BUD also offers accessible restrooms throughout the airport. Accessible Changing rooms are also provided for the elderly, disabled, or those assisting the special needs travelers. Passengers in need of special assistance should notify the airport or airline about 48h before travel.

Your guide to booking Budapest flights

From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.
  • For the best chance at a low fare to Budapest, book around 26 weeks before departure. Based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months, fares are historically about 20% lower during this window than last-minute fares.
  • For flights to Budapest, a good round-trip fare is around $676. If you find a fare below that, you're getting a strong deal.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, consider flying to Budapest in February. Round-trip fares historically average $600, making February the cheapest month to travel based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months.
  • Before you book:

    • Check the route's typical price range so you can spot a deal.
    • Confirm baggage fees and seat-selection costs on budget carriers.
    • Verify whether you need any travel documents beyond ID.
    • Pick a departure airport, since your nearest may not be the cheapest origin.
  • Shift your departure to evening to save up to $139 per round-trip. Evening flights to Budapest average $844 compared to $983 for morning flights.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class and route. On flights to Budapest, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, American Airlines includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy Class, Iberia includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy Class and British Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy Class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • Once you arrive in Budapest, a few great places to start are Ferenc Deak Square, Puskás Aréna and Magyar Zsidó Múzeum és Levéltár. These are popular with first-time visitors and can give you a good feel for the area.
  • If you’re booking flights to Budapest, you will be flying into Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport which is also called Ferihegy Airport. Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is the largest airport in Hungary. The airport is located about 10 miles southeast of Budapest and borders the county of Pest.
  • If you’re looking for transportation to and from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, you have several different options available. You can take a bus, rent a car, use a mini bus, or hire a taxi. Look for Bus 100E if you want to head directly to the center of Budapest from the airport.
  • Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport contains two terminals. Terminals 2A and 2B are connected by a Skycourt. Looking for the best shops? You will find most of the dining options and shops including duty free choices located in the Skycourt. You’ll find a smaller selection of shops and a few restaurants located near the boarding gates.
  • If you are booking flights to Budapest and are planning on having an overnight layover, there is a hotel attached to the airport. Just head to Terminal 2B to reserve a room. Or, you can take a hotel shuttle to several other hotels that are located close to the airport including Budapest Marriott Hotel, Carlton Hotel Budapest, and Promenade City Hotel.
  • If you’re feeling tired or sick after arriving, you have several different options at the airport. Head to the Dental Clinic in Terminal 2A for a toothache. Or, stop at the day spa for a neck, back, or foot massage to relieve stress. Over the counter drugs can be purchased from the pharmacies located in each terminal.
  • Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) offers an interfaith chapel/ meditation room for passengers who need a quiet place to pray or reflect. It is located on the Mezzanine Level of Terminal 2B and is open to members of all denominations and religions.
  • If you need to exchange your currency before leaving BUD, worry not. BUD hosts several currency exchange booths. InterChange offers currency exchange services in the Baggage Claim area of Terminal 2B. Other currency exchange counters are in Terminal 2A Baggage Claim Area and the Skycourt.
  • BUD is completely smoke-free in the terminals. However, it allows smoking in the designated smoking areas outside the terminals. Past security, there is a designated smoking zone in Skycourt Terrace Café on Terminal 2A’s roof.
  • If you’re looking to drive yourself around Budapest, take a rental car at BUD’s car rental center. Several rental car agencies offer onsite services at the airport. Some of the agencies you will find at BUD are Avis, Sixt, Europcar, Alamo, Enterprise, Budget, and National. Most of these companies operate in the Arrivals Corridor of Terminal 2.
  • Gadget-toting passengers traveling through BUD are welcome to charge their devices at the airport. You can find the charging points under the seats in the terminals and near the gates. USB-B ports are also available in the First Floor’s food court.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Budapest

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Budapest? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.5
SWISSOverall score based on 2108 reviews
6.8Entertainment
7.1Food
7.7Boarding
7.4Comfort
8.3Crew
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Checking in and crew were great. Seats in front of you in economy recline so much that you can't get out of your seat. I guess thats why its economy....

8.0 ExcellentAllyson, Sep 2026
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Checking in and crew were great. Seats in front of you in economy recline so much that you can't get out of your seat. I guess thats why its economy....

Flight was on time. Could have been a little more comfortable. Baby cried all night.

The chicken on the flight Boston to Zurich wasn’t very good. It was bland passable. Too much sugar in the Cole slaw. Cabbage is an amazing veg and can be much more crisp and alive. Flight attendants were Wonderful! Seats were a bit beat up but okay. In economy it was tight when the person in front learned back the screen became too close.

On time and my bag made it. My parents on British Air had their bag held/lost at LHR, so Swiss definitely won that contest.

Wonderful, i asked at front gate to change my seat up closer and they gave me a row with no one in it. Very kind of them as the flight was on the light side.

Great crew, great food, horrible aircraft seat spacing for a 9 hr flight.

The food could have been better but everything else was superb.

Terrible airline both Swiss and Lufthansa that are part of the same corp. stay away if you can

This time I was very unsatisfied, due to the tickets, been overbooked from Zürich to Budapest for my children. All four of us had to get a defender out and arrive to put up past nine hours later than originally participated. They did give us different ticket in Miami however, if I would’ve seen this ticket on the Internet I would have never purchased it. We took this because we had no choice. At the airport in Miami during check-in, we were informed that my children’s tickets were sold to someone else and their tickets were canceled. They basically give us no choice but to go with booking.

I was pleasantly surprised with the whole experience. Thank you

Flight was so congested it was disgusting. Hals of the hostesses clearly seemed to be racist. no sanitation maintained in the restrooms.

United, from whom we bought this code-shared flight, mid-flight canceled our tickets for the rest of our itinerary, without explanation. After long delay they tried to re-issue the tickets, but Air Canada could not find the re-issue. It finally resolved after escalation to several layers of supervisors.

Takeoff delayed 2 hrs. Boarded on time to find we were missing part of the flight crew. Then informed that they had loaded too much fuel. Spent 1 1/2 hrs sitting there burning off the excess, which included a couple of laps around the runway until we were light enough to fly! Ridiculous!

The WiFi went out an hour before the flight was due to land so I did not get my money's worth.

I have been flying united for a long time but now I’m done

It's not United, but TSA security at Terminal A in Newark is a disaster and seriously makes me consider switching to flying out of JFK. The touchless TSA pre-check had a line of over 50 people and the bag screening was so slow that it limited the flow of people through the facial recognition process. It is the only airport that I frequent that has this issue and makes me reconsider whether I should fly out of Newark given the wasted time and frustration it causes. As I said, it is not a United issue but will impact United if people choose to stop utilizing Newark airport because of the poor experience.

The food could be much better. Also very unfortunate that most of business class seats were empty but I could not upgrade.

Requested for warm or hot water because of throat pain, it was denied. The entertainment system was hung, requested the crew to turn it off, instead of turning it off they rebooted the device. It was stuck again, no one bothered to check.

Horrible on the chicago end. They change hates then there is a plane at the new gate so we can’t pull in. Then that plane has mechanical issue and needs to be pulled back to the gate but we can’t get to another new gate due the other plane being in the way. Horrible gate management which will cause many customers to miss connections.

- delayed because video screens not working - delayed getting a gate at DCA Just continued bad experience IAH to DCA.

The new buisness class pods are 100% worth it. Loved it.

Pretty bad. No welcome drink (the Lufthansa signature drink they advertised but did not serve). No 2 round of beverages. No coffee to end your meal. No snack before landing on an overseas flight. Mediocre everything and unattentive staff. Munich and Frankfurt as connecting flight airports are terribly big (20 min walk for transfer!) and confusing. Will not fly again.

My premium economy experience did not live up to my minimum expectations. I've taken this flight twice in the last three weeks, and each experience was the same. The premium economy seat was worn and extremely difficult to recline. It took two people to return it to its takeoff and landing position. The food was OK, but for the premium that a premium economy seat cost, I expect a satisfying meal. Years ago, I looked forward to the experience of flying transatlantic on Lufthansa (I especially enjoy the hot towel before the meal), but this is not been my experience recently. I'm not going to use Lufthansa again.

If was mostly my own fault. I booked and paid for a window seat. That was a mistake for a long flight. It was hard to get up and use the bathroom. The entertainment system seemed primitive for a modern aircraft.

It was a safe and smooth flight. Members of the crew at the second level, business could have been more polite and engaging.

Our seats were not together - one on upstairs business class, the other nicer downstairs business class. Terrible!! A very nice agent worked hard with other passengers & got us upstairs together. Not ideal experience. Check in agent should have caught that! Asked about upgrade to first class for additional $2500 each. Refused upgrade saying we upgraded once already. We booked on business class to begin with so we’re NOT happy!!

We exited from a plane from LAX TO MUC containing 853 passengers. Passport control was packed and very slow as they fingerprinted and photgraphed everyone. After finally getting though we ran to the gate listed on our boarding pass. We made it just as boarding was suppost to begin. No one was there. We started running again and found a Lufthansa gate open and spoke with them. We were told the gate had changed and they called the correct gate that we were coming. We started running again, but needed to wait for the train to get to the correct terminal. Running again we made it to the gate. The plane was still there but they said it was too late. So we went to the Lufthansa help desk, they told us it was our fault for missing our flight and that if we didn't buy a new ticket from them for €256 each our return trip to the states would be cancelled. Needless to say this was very disapointing to find out on the day before Christmas that we had to pay an extra €512 to complete our trip we had already paid $3344 for. We were left with no choice. No Christmas spirit there. Unhappy custumers.

Took a long time to board. A long wait at the but taking us to the plain

Slightly delayed but still a more comfortable experience to take a real airline instead of a budget one.

This was a terrible flight. Crowded flight. Difficult boarding. Our bags were lost and never made it to Budapest. Here with no bags, and unsure if we will get them. Terrible flight. Will avoid Lufthansa and Frankfort in the future.

I really enjoyed the flight…and food and the hospitality but didn’t get the food I requested for.

The plane was ancient, and its technology was in disrepair. None of the charging stations worked, and the screens were barely functioning.

It was my experience w Kayak that was negative. I’m never using kayak again

I liked that we got there safely. I disliked long delays, gate and ticket agents incompetence and apathy and having my luggage lost. Five days later I've yet to get anything more than a generic apology from British Air. Luggage yet to be located, much less returned.

We always use BA due to the direct flight options, we have always had a pleasant flight with BA.

Gate information deliberately delayed to only one hour B4 flight, lack of info finding gate.

Flight fine, only served water or blueberry juice option- tight fit forward- resting head on tray table difficult and especially if seat reclined in front of you and I’m only 5’2. Uncomfortable

In London, everyone was very helpful to make sure all passengers find the next aircraft, as everybody missed their connection due to the late departure in Miami. My mom‘s airplane left two hours after her arrival to London however, for my nephew they only had room on the next flight seven hours later. In the last minute they contacted him and was able to put him on the same flight as my mom./ which we were very thankful for Therefore, all his luggage was on the other aircraft and have not reached Budapest yet.

This was a late night flight but the lights was on all the time and kids were screaming and many people were so loud. I was expecting to have a little rest on the plane considering it is late night but this way I couldn't. I think if at least the light would've been off / lower then people could feel they should be quieter.

Delayed by an hour, with no real explanation given. Staff were very friendly. Food was ok, but nothing special. No USB sockets to charge devices.

The flight was fine, only issue my friend had was how small the seats were, it's a 10 hour flight so it becomes a bit of an issue when you're sort of cramped.

Based on some reviews, my expectations were low. I must say, the experience in Premium Economy was terrific. Comfortable seat, food was good and service was consistently good. I would certainly consider Condor again.

The flight left 1.5 hours late but there was no information about the delay. My business class cabinet had two small children who cried much of the trip. Service seemed rushed.

I didn't like breakfast, I prefer plain rolls with butter.

Part of our luggage was lost and we had to wait 48 hours before receiving it. Also someone had to wait in the hotel to get it!!! Frustrating & disappointing

Could have a friendlier crew. The entertainment should be updated to be more current

One of the bathrooms was out of order, I paid $20 for the WiFi and it worked 20% of the time. And when it worked., it didn’t work well. The seats were tight, but that is something that cannot change. The flight was smooth but to know fault of the crew, the flight was delayed an hour leaving sfo. The crew was polite yet efficient.

Loved the staff in business class. Very attentive. Movie selection could have been better (updated)

Condor is a very good airline. If you’re transferring in Frankfurt, make sure to allow at least two hours in case your flight is delayed. You’ll also need to go through passport control and then go back through security to get on your next flight, so a window of 2+ hours is needed just in case.

The attendants were nice, but I was freezing the entire nine hours and so cramped. Please provide more blankets or make it known how to borrow a blanket for such a long flight. Even in already expensive economy class, people really need a bit more leg room and two more inches between seats to comfortably fly for 9 hours. Our family works very hard, but the extra expense of economy plus is just not in a lot of customer's budgets, and we still want to fly in equal peace and comfort. Please create future aircrafts that reveal reasonable care for us, the cramped- to- death customers more than the question of "how can we jam a few more human beings into this already cramped flight to impress our higher ups making a few more dollars. It's just Wrong. People need a reasonable amount of leg room and a blanket when the airline attendant said the extreme air conditioning could not be turned off. The food was tasty, but a bit more protein and less fluff would be appreciated. Thank you.

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