Video footage obtained by Átlátszó shows Orbán's number 1 oligarch getting off a luxury private jet to catch a helicopter ride.

Under the legislation, ministers are entitled to a "first class equivalent" air ticket by default, but this can be waived. Szijjártó does so regularly.

Just when the foreign minister was busy in New York and Brussels, the military planes weren't available, so they hired him a luxury jet.

The richest Hungarian was in Marbella at the end of January for the Puskás Akadémia training camp, and an Austrian private plane and helicopter were moving with him.

What’s the takeaway? Important travel tips: check in online, arrive early, pack snacks, and amend inconvenient legislation.

We have put together a spreadsheet of data from the Ministry of Defence on the cost of politicians' flights.

Atlatszo recently discovered that László Szíjj did not fly to Africa in late September in the famous aircraft previously used by PM Viktor Orbán.

According to the document obtained by Atlatszo, the PM's Office pays the Ministry of Defence annually for the costs of travelling with military planes.

In July, the Prime Minister went to Austria's capital for a short meeting with a large delegation and stayed in one of the most expensive hotels.

The Prime Minister watched the Champions League final, but it is not known how he travelled to France and back.

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