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Leopold Bauer worked for the Jacob Lohner & Co aircraft firm until the end of World War One. The firm was one of the first aircraft companies in Austria-Hungary, which began with the production of aircraft propellers. Starting in 1912 a propeller construction division was created, which...

RMI Aircraft Designations RMI stood for Repülo Muszaki Intézet or Aviation Technical Institute. Aircraft were primarily (but not exclusively) designed for RMI by László Varga. As a result, RMI designs are often given the Varga name (in some cases, even when he was not a major designer)...

Heshams query on the unbuilt fighters, WM-17/WM-18, got me thinking about Manfred Weiss. http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,10487.0.html This Hungarian aircraft maker was a spin-off of the large steel mill combine (on Csepel, an island in the Danube off Budapest) sometimes...

Hello and first of all excuse,for my English,please! But it is interesting to know:whether who knows,whether there was in Hungary in 1944-1945 a project of jet fighter ХN-1 Cameleon or it is mystification?I read about it in one book in Russian. The object under descriptions was a monoplane...

Aircraft from Hungary: Muegyetemi M-28 Daru :high wing three seat monoplane with a fixed tailwheel u/c and a 240 hp Argus 10c engine. Lampich D-20 Pajtas :low wing side-by-side two seat trainer with enclosed canopy and fixed...