CityLine Hungary

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CityLine Hungary

IATA ZM	ICAO CNB	Callsign CITYHUN

Founded

March 2003

Operating bases

Budapest Ferihegy International Airport

Fleet size

Destinations

Charters

Company slogan

Wings for your cargo by CityLine Hungary

Headquarters

Vecsés, Hungary

Key people

András Vinnai (CEO)
Pankucsi András (Deputy CEO)
Natálija Vinnai (FD)

Website

www.cityhun.hu

CityLine Hungary Ltd. is a Hungarian charter airline based at Budapest Ferihegy International Airport. The airline has its headquarters in Vecsés, Hungary.^[1]

CityLine Hungary employs 120+ employees (at May 2010).

History

Antonov AN26B in Belgrade

The airline was founded in March 2003 with the aim of providing cargo operations to European, African and CIS countries with two Antonov An-26B aircraft.

In 2009, the airline began operating passenger flights from Milan-Malpensa Airport in Italy to holiday destinations with a Boeing 737-200 aircraft.^[2]

Subsidiaries

CityLine Hungary has the following subsidiaries (at May 2010):

CityLine Germany
CityLine Ukraine
CityLine Swiss

Fleet

The CityLine Hungary fleet consists of the following aircraft (at 15 February 2012):^[3]

**CityLine Hungary Fleet**
Aircraft	In Fleet	Capacity
Antonov An-26B	2	5,500 kg
Boeing 737-200QC	1	15,545 kg
Fairchild SA227-AC Metro III	1	2,100 kg
Total	4

References

External links

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