AIRPORT CITY aims to attract domestic and international logistics, transportation, manufacturing, and trading companies to which the proximity of the Ferenc Liszt International Airport and the M0 motorway as well as the easy access to the city center and the availability of full customs services within the Park are equally important.
The logistics park is situated close to the intersection of the airport expressway and Üllői út, five minutes from both terminals of the Ferenc Liszt Airport, and in the immediate proximity of the M0 motorway.
The nine-building complex, which will satisfy the most advanced customer demands will be completed in several phases. In each building, in addition to warehouse and manufacturing-maintenance functions, the development of office spaces are also available in accordance with tenant requirements.
Building ‘C’ built in the first phase was leased out in record time. Building ‘D’ built in the second phase was opened in January 2009. It offers 3770 m2 ready-to-lease warehouse area and 600 m2 office space. On the ground floor and the 1st floor, service and social functions areas can be developed on about 100 m2, while on the 2nd and 3rd floors airconditioned office spaces can be situated. Parking spaces may be rented in the parking area built within the complex next to the buildings.
15 December 2008 1. Airport Customs Offices has started to operate in Airport City. The Office is open on weekdays between 08.00-18.00 and offers customs services.
Airport City Logistic Park located on the skirt of Budapest in the administrative area of Vecsés. 5 minutes from both terminal of Ferihegy Airport and the junction of the Üllői road with direct connection to the M0 motorway.
Airport City has excellent public transport links provide quarterly access to the KÖKI station. (Benczúr street stop / 50m)
Bus: 193, 166A, 200E, 950 (night) scheduled services, Budapest-Vecsés intercity bus service
Tram: 50
Train: from Nyugati Railway Station to Vecsés and Airport Terminal 1
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SDV, the historic French logistics company opened its first Hungarian office in Building H of the Airport City Logistics Park on 1 October 2014. When selecting the office premises the followings were considered as important aspects: location close to the airport, possibility of expansion provided by the logistics park and the flexibly handled demands of the tenant.
