Gateways

Six airports, one ground operator

Choose the arrival airport that fits the programme — we meet your clients at the terminal and coordinate their transfer, onward transport and ground services as part of the itinerary.

An Austrian Airlines Boeing 787 taking off at Vienna International Airport, with the airport’s control tower behind it.

Vienna International (VIE)

The long-haul gateway — Bratislava in 45 minutes.

The glass front of the main terminal at M. R. Štefánik Airport in Bratislava on a clear day, carrying the sign Letisko Bratislava M. R. Štefánika above the entrance.

Bratislava (BTS)

Low-cost network, 20 minutes from the Old Town.

The terminal at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, with the curved roof of the arrivals and departures building.

Budapest (BUD)

The Danube triangle’s third gateway, 20 minutes from Pest.

A white passenger van waiting for arriving guests outside the glass terminal at Kraków John Paul II International Airport.

Kraków (KRK)

Poland’s largest regional network — two hours from the Slovak border.

A Wizz Air Airbus A321 on the runway at Poprad-Tatry Airport, with the snow-covered peaks of the High Tatras rising behind the terminal.

Poprad–Tatry (TAT)

One of Central Europe’s highest airports — 15 minutes from the first Tatras resorts.

Passengers walking across the apron at Košice Airport after landing, with a Wizz Air aircraft on the left and a Ryanair aircraft on the right under an evening sky.

Košice (KSC)

Eastern Slovakia’s own gateway, one connection from anywhere.

A black Mercedes-Benz V-Class van parked on the cobbled approach to Bratislava Castle, below the castle gate.

Arrivals · Departures · Transfers

Tell us the routing — we quote the ground

Meet & greet, airport transfers and onward transportation, coordinated from the terminal to the hotel, tour or next destination — at net B2B rates.

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