Pécs-Pogány Airport - Flight Information and Guide (PEV)

Pécs-Pogány Airport serves the city of Pécs in southern Hungary, near the border with Croatia, approximately 20 km from the city center.

Pécs is known for its UNESCO World Heritage historic center, featuring paleochristian catacombs, and for a milder climate compared to the rest of the country.

Content verified on 03/09/2026

Official source: www.airportpecs.hu

How to get to Pécs-Pogány Airport

Pécs city centre is approximately 20 km from the airport: the transfer takes approximately 25-30 minutes by taxi.

By Car

Those who arrive by car reach Pécs city centre in about 25-30 minutes.

By Train

Pécs railway station, in the city centre, is not directly connected to the airport: reachable by taxi.

By Bus

A dedicated flight-based shuttle service is not available.

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Tips Always verify flight operations at this airport, with connections generally limited and seasonal.

Average travel time to PEV

TrainNot available

Shuttle busNot a dedicated service

Taxi / Private hire25-30 minutes

Parking near Pécs-Pogány Airport

A small parking lot is available a short distance from the terminal.

There is no valet parking service, but the costs are modest.

How to get to Pécs from PEV

By Train

Pécs railway station is not directly connected to the airport: it is reached by taxi in about 25-30 minutes.

By Bus

A dedicated airport bus service is not available.

By Taxi

Taxis are generally available upon flight arrivals; approximately 15-20 euro equivalents in forints for the city center.

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Car rental at Pécs-Pogány Airport

To rent a car, it is better to contact an operator in town, since it is generally not possible at the airport.

Hotels near Pécs-Pogány Airport

After eighteen years without scheduled flights, from 30 March 2026 Pécs-Pogány sees regular connections again, twice a week to Munich with Danish Air Transport: traffic that is still minimal, leaving the airport without its own hotels or dedicated lines into the city. The only logical base for sleeping remains the historic centre of Pécs, about 10 km away and 15-20 minutes by taxi, with a city bus every 30 minutes as a slower alternative. It matters above all for anyone staying more than one night: with only two flights a week, an overnight stay near the runways would have nothing to offer.

City centre

Historic centre and Széchenyi tér

Taxi in 15-20 minutes (about HUF 11,000-14,000, it's worth agreeing the fare in advance or checking the meter); alternatively the bus from the Pogány, Repülőtér stop to Pécs, Bőrgyár, running every 30 minutes.

Best for: Anyone passing through Pécs-Pogány, since the airport has no facilities of its own and getting into the city always needs a taxi or a bus.

Pros

Széchenyi tér, the Gázi Kászim Pasha mosque and the historic centre reachable on foot from the accommodation
Pedestrian zone with restaurants and cafés, convenient for the evening too

Cons

There is no fast direct connection from the airport: you always need a taxi or a bus with waiting times
With only two flights a week to Munich, the timing of the transfer needs careful planning

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Airport services

The airport provides essential services suited to its limited traffic, located near the Croatian border.

Shopping & Duty Free

A proper duty-free area is not available due to the airport's small size.

Lounges & relaxation

No business lounges are available at this airport.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi covers public areas, though the terminal is compact in size.

Families & Children

Family assistance services are minimal or unavailable, reflecting the airport's profile.

Terminal guide

The terminal is very small, consistent with the limited and seasonal traffic at this airport.

One hour of advance time is the standard recommendation before flights.

Map of Pécs-Pogány Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Why is the center of Pécs a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

For the Early Christian Necropolis, a complex of decorated burial chambers dating back to the 4th century, among the best-preserved Christian archaeological sites in Central Europe.