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HAIF was established in 2003 when the aviation community celebrated  the 100th years anniversary of the powered flight.
Our private, non profit organization was founded by industry managers working for various aviation or aerospace companies and desire to promote and develop the
Hungarian Aviation Industry.
HAIF
plays a role of a catalyst and facilitator in the industry development process while actively supporting the following project types:
        · Research and development
        · Supplier development
        · Quality program development
        · Training program development
        · Productivity improvement
        · NPI program
        · Offset program
        · Greenfield, Joint Venture, Acquisition program
        · Airport and Business Park development program

In our website you will find useful information about the
Hungarian Aerospace Companies, the Hungarian Aerospace Cluster (HAC), the Hungarian Aeronautical Research Platform (HARP), and the Hungarian Aerospace Technology Platform. (HATP).

On the Cluster data page the you can find companies dealing with:
design and engineering, small airplane manufacturing, rapid prototyping, tool manufacturing, aircraft and engine part manufacturing and repair, testing, large and small aircraft maintenance and overhaul, aviation consulting, and aviation training.

On the R&D activity page you can find information about the
HARP network, organizations involved in aviation and aerospace research and development activity.
:: The Status of the Hungarian Aerospace Industry

The Hungarian aeronautics is represented by 130+ companies and employs about 2300 people.
Click here to see a summary page about the six major Greenfield/FDI projects that shaped our reemerging Aerospace Industry after 2000.

The recent history of our industry shows 3 distinct periods :
1. Stagnation period - during the 70s-80s
2. Transformation period - during the '90s
3. Reemergence period - from the '00s
An
updated study with the above title was published by HAIF in  2008.
The study can be ordered by clicking here
:.Industry news:

6 April 2009 :: HAC
Nine Hungarian aerospace companies  visited the
Aero Friedrichshafen 2009 expo in April 2009. Corvus Aircraft Llc., Avana Industries., Halley Llc., Idea Aircraft Llc., BHE Bonn Hungary Llc., Dioferr Llc., Calaluna Plc., Naturen Llc., and Produktum Llc. exhibited all the 8 Hungarian aircraft under production and development. This event was a remarkable show for our young industry showing the world for the first time the full product range of our newest sport aircraft.
See HAIF presentation

15 October 2008 :: HATP                 
Hungary's R&D Minister Károly Molnár and Indian ambassador to Hungary Ranjit Rae laid the cornerstone of a more than HUF 2 billion (EUR 7.72 million) R&D center in Budapest on Wednesday, October 15th, 2008.
EL-TECH Center, a consortium of four companies led by BHE Bonn Hungary Llc. will host 8-10 technology companies and provide work for about 300 people.
The center will also serve as an Aerospace ICT Incubation House for SME-s.

7 October 2008 :: HAC
The Hungarian sport aircraft manufacturer Corvus Aircraft Llc. received German and Italian certifications in autumn 2008. The new Phantom ultralight full composite aircraft was designed for the European market. More

24 September 2008 : HATP
On the 24th of September a supplier forum was organized by ITDH and Hungarian Aerospace Technology Platform (HATP), where selected aerospace suppliers presented their capabilities and services to the EADS sourcing team.  The EADS delegation was invited to Hungary to seek collaboration between the Aerospace holding and the Hungarian Aerospace Industry.

27 May 2008 :: HATP
HAIF, ITD Hungary and three Hungarian companies represented the Hungarian aerospace industry at ILA 2008 Airshow in Berlin in May.
eConengineering Llc., ELTEC Group and Bonn-Hungary Llc. represented the engineering, design and manufacturing sector at the International Supplier Center of the Airshow.
Bonn-Hungary Llc. exhibited for the first time its electrically driven UAV prototype: the BHE-03 at ITD Hungary’s stand.

29 April 2008 :: HAC
A cross-industry product development workshop was organized jointly by
HAC, PANAC and Corvus Aircraft Llc. at Balloszog airport on the 29th of April.
The objective of the workshop was to bring together  those Hungarian SMEs that are active in engineering, prototype and product development in aerospace, automotive, and ship industries and share their experiences and best practices with the others’.
See the program
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:: A Hungarian Aerospace Technology Platform Established

By the initiative of HAIF a Hungarian Aerospace Technology Platform (HATP) has been established on the 9th of November 2007.
The founders are:
HAIF, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, ELTE, Slot Consulting Ltd., Bonn Hungary Ltd, SGF Ltd., BL Electronics and KFKI AEKI.

The new organization will represent 70+ SMEs in design, R/D, testing and manufacturing fields.
HATP will be co-chaired by Mr. Mihaly Hideg (HAIF) and Mr. Janos Solymosi (Bonn-Hungary).

Combining resources and harmonizing activities of Hungarian aeronautical and space companies will help Hungarian aerospace SME-s in better participation in
FP7, JTI and Galileo projects

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