Aero receives authorization for L-39NG aircraft delivery to Hungarian Air Force, demonstrates competence in design and production.
Aero, the largest aerospace manufacturer in the Czech Republic, has obtained official Authorization. This allows them to develop, manufacture, maintain, and repair Hungarian state-registered aircraft, parts, and equipment. The Authorization specifically covers the L-39NG aircraft intended for delivery to the Hungarian Air Force. Furthermore, it formally acknowledges the competence of Aero’s design, manufacturing, and repair organizations.
Colonel Alexandra Tóth Halászná, Director of the Military Aviation Authority of the Republic of Hungary, personally handed over the official certificate. Petr Jinda, Executive Vice President & Chief Development Officer at Aero, received the authorization to develop, manufacture, maintain, and conduct repairs from her hands.
Petr Jinda, Executive Vice President & Chief Development Officer at Aero, said, “Obtaining this certificate is a key step for us and a confirmation of our quality and credibility. We are ready to fully support the Hungarian Air Force in the certification process of the L-39NG.T1 version and in the development of further mutual cooperation.”
Colonel Alexandra Tóth Halászné visited Aero Vodochody. She was accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Sándor Simon, Head of the Airworthiness Supervision Department, and Lieutenant Colonels Martin Fučík and Václav Svoboda from the Military Aviation Supervision Department. Additionally, they toured Aero’s production halls and development hangar, observing L-39NG aircraft being produced and prepared for flight testing.
Colonel Alexandra Tóth Halászné, of Hungary’s Military Aviation Authority, highlighted Aero’s expertise in manufacturing jet trainers. She underscored Aero’s legacy in the field during her remarks. Moreover, She underscored the global acclaim of the L-39 Albatros and its modern successor, the L-39NG. Furthermore, The company stated the audit confirmed Aero’s compliance with all authorization requirements, recognizing its design and production capabilities.
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Aero, the Czech manufacturer, will supply 12 L-39NG jet trainers to the Hungarian Defence Forces Command. Moreover, This comprises eight trainer versions and four for reconnaissance, plus a ground simulation system and support services.
Q. – What does Aero’s official Authorization allow them to do?
A. – Develop, manufacture, maintain, and repair aircraft, parts, and equipment.
Q. – Which aircraft is specifically covered by the Authorization?
A. – L-39NG aircraft for the Hungarian Air Force.
