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In the light of this, and the increasing demand for aircraft, it is not surprising that the company grew rapidly, outgrowing its available space. They found a new site in Albertfalva, the Mecca of the carpenters of the time, on the outer section of Fehérvári út, where there was enough space not only
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These were, of course, still canvas-covered, wood-frame and plywood machines - which was why the carpenters who were to be found in the area were so well served - and were powered by 160, 200 and 230 hp Hiero engines manufactured by UFAG. They were armed with one or two Schwarzlose machine guns,
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It was not until 1912 that the first Hungarian aircraft factory was born in Budapest, at the corner of Hungária körút and Váci út, with the cooperation of Ganz-Danubius, the Weiss Manfréd factory, the Hitelbank and the financial wizard Camilio Castiglioni, who had also helped BMW to prosper. The
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Hansa-Brandenburgische Flugzeug Werke then joined the company's ownership, and from then on the company began to produce aircraft under the names MARE (Magyar Repülőgépgyár Rt.) and UFAG (Ungarische Flugzeugfabrik Aktien Gesellschaft), including an increasing number of German-designed
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airbase in Austria. In May 1915, during a demonstration flight of one of the factory's military aircraft, he lost control of the plane and crashed from an altitude of 30 to 40 metres.
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company was given the creative name of First Hungarian Airship and Aircraft Factory and, lacking its own types, started to produce biplane Lohner aircraft.
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The company's first manager was the twenty-four-year-old Viktor Wittmann, who in 1910, with a degree in mechanical engineering in his pocket, set off for
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Hansa-Brandenburg C.I. aircraft, which accounted for a quarter of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's First World War fleet, 1,258 of them.
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However, the first and earliest site of the factory did not have an airport, so most of the aircraft parts had to be transported to
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for halls but also for an airport (which was actually just a flat field, as the runways were not paved at the time).
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in 1912. They built aircraft of their own design as well as under licence from
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UFAG Brandenburg C.I aircraft in Albertfalva (Budapest ) in 1916
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redesigned for aircraft, with greatly increased rate of fire.
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Grosz, Peter M.; George Haddow & Peter Scheiner (2002) .
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Index

UFAG
aircraft manufacturer
Ganz Works
Manfred Weiss Works
Budapest
Lohner
Hansa-Brandenburg


Reims, France
Aspern
Rákosmező
UFAG 60.01
UFAG 60.02
UFAG 60.03
UFAG series 160
Hansa-Brandenburg C.II
UFAG series 61
Hansa-Brandenburg C.I
Austro-Daimler 210hp
UFAG series 161
UFAG series 62
UFAG series 63
Mercedes D.IIIs
UFAG series 64
UFAG series 66
UFAG series 67
UFAG series 68
UFAG series 69
Hiero V-8

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