Budapest Airport Fast Track

Travellers at Budapest Airport can buy a fast-track pass online that will give them exclusive access to a dedicated fast track lane so that they can skip the queues and cut waiting times. The pass is valid for the day that you have booked and is one-time use only.

Fast-track at Budapest Airport has been increasingly popular as it reduces the time that customers would have to wait to check-in and get through security. As the airport is busy, the fast-track pass may appeal to travellers wishing a stress-free airport visit.

We can assure you that anyone who buys a fast-track pass will not regret it! Budapest Airport is busy so the fast-track pass will allow you to get through airport security and control quickly. We recommend the fast-track service for families with young children or elderly passengers. Keep in mind that all passengers will need their own pass as one pass does not cover a group.

How to Book Budapest Airport Fast Track

You can search for fast-track passes on our site where you will be redirected to essentials.parkvia.com to complete your booking.

Book a convenient time slot, two to three hours before your flight. Once you have confirmed your booking, you will receive an email holding your booking voucher. Please print your voucher or provide it in an electronic format to airport staff at the entrance to the fast-track security lane.

All bookings made through our site are secure, easy to make and are supported by our best price guarantee. Please note that you must book your Budapest fast-track pass in advance.

About Budapest Airport

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is the main international airport serving the Hungarian capital and the largest of the country’s four commercial airports. Located approximately 16 kilometres (10 miles) southeast of central Budapest, the airport provides essential air connectivity for the region and plays a key role in Hungary’s transport infrastructure.

Renamed in 2011 to honour the renowned Hungarian composer Franz Liszt, the airport spans over 1,500 hectares and operates two runways. It offers direct connections to destinations across Europe, as well as services to Africa, the Middle East and the Far East.

Budapest Airport is the primary hub for Wizz Air and serves as a base for Ryanair. In 2024, it welcomed 17.6 million passengers. While the airport experienced a reduction in activity following the bankruptcy of Malév Hungarian Airlines in 2012, it has since grown steadily, strengthening its position as a major gateway in Central Europe.