The Former Minister of Defense Flew on the Hungarian Defense Forces' Troop Transport Aircraft for Almost 800 Million Forints
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A public interest data request by 24.hu revealed that former Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky used the Hungarian Defense Forces' troop transport aircraft 77 times, for a total of almost 800 million forints, according to a report by RTL.
In total, he flew a defense plane 77 times, even to neighboring countries.
The cost of the military planes used as government aircraft was six times greater than all other travel expenses of the minister and his delegations combined.
Fidesz has reacted to the accusation that Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky's flights may have cost hundreds of millions - The use of military aircraft was allegedly six times as expensive as all other travel expenses combined.
During the last term of the Orbán government, Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky used military aircraft for official trips for 794 million forints over four years.
In most cases, the troop transport aircraft traveled, often to nearby destinations.
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