In immediate post-war years, to 1951, this factory at Esztergom produced several types of light aircraft and gliders, mostly (numbered up to R.22) designed by Ernö Rubik.
Principal 1950-60 glider works, full title Alagi Központi Kisérleti Üzem Dunakeszi, built 1 ultralight.
Allgemeine Maschinen Aktiengesellschaft, Budapest, built Fokker fighters and various engines 1917-19.
AVIS I, II and III were actually designations of fighter prototypes built 1933-6 by army Central Repair Workshops, Székesfehévár-Sóstó.
Corvus (Crow), formed in spring 2004, showed the first production Corvus Corone at Aero'05 in Friedrichshafen.
Dunai Repülőgépgyár Rt (Danube aircraft factory) established by Germans at Horthyliget to mass-produce Me 210C, 267 delivered 1943-4.
Budapest company which in 1920 built first post-war aircraft in Hungary (Feiro I 4-seater), followed by improved Feiro Daru and smaller Feiro Dongo 2-seater.
Budapest company developing GA-K-22 Dino 2-seat multirole biplane.
Name of all early designs by MSE, even though designer was Banhidy. All were sporting aircraft.
HALLEY KFT Apollo Aircraft formed at Eger in 1980 by Mr Molnár. First product (1981) was P21 hang glider. Hungarian agent for Rotax engines in 1990. Renamed Halley Kft in…
Builder of light aircraft, post-1920.
Magyar Általános Gépgyár built Fokker D. VII with 210-hp MAG-Daimler engine 1918-24, 2 on civil register until 1932.
A major state aircraft manufacturer during Second World War, MAVAG built under licence 192 Caproni-Reggiane Re 2000 fighters as Héja II, and 43 WM-21 recon biplanes.
Mechanikai Laboratorium Dunakeszi, producer of sailplanes, also developed motor-glider and ultralights.
The Gerle series of 29 types of sporting and training aircraft were produced by Müegyetemi Sportrepülő Egyesület, sport-flying association of technical university, at Budapest 1928-39.
State (railway) Wagon Works, at Győr, built about 100 aircraft in Second World War including 60 WM-21.
Only known to have produced 2 different monoplane trainers 1923, designed by Bela Oravecz and Georg Szebeny.
Pestlőrinci Ipartelepek Rt, at Pest, produced Ju 52/3m 1943-44.
Repülő Műszaki Intézet (technical institute for aviation) designed world’s first turboprop aircraft, RMI-1 (also called X/H) fighter-bomber (2 x Jendrassik Cs-1), aircraft complete 1942 but bombed before first flight.
Designers in nationalized industry responsible for SG-2 Kék Madár (blue bird) side-by-side low-wing tourer (June 1954).
Probably largest industrial group in country, Manfréd Weiss formed aviation subsidiary Weiss, Manfréd Flugzeug und Motorenfabrik AG 1928. Bought licences for Fokker C.V and F.VIII for clandestine LüH, plus 80…