Vitézy announced the expansion of the Ferihegy expressway, which he vehemently criticized two years ago

The Tisza government has decided to restart the construction of the airport expressway, which was promised over a decade ago. Transportation Minister Dávid Vitézy announced that the project will begin with the approval of existing plans, with construction expected to start in 2029. The new road will feature two lanes in each direction and will require the expropriation of over 300 properties. The government considers this project a priority for improving access to Budapest's Liszt Ferenc International Airport. Vitézy previously criticized the former government's plans, advocating for a railway connection instead, as he believes it is more urgent and essential for the airport's connectivity.