Hungary Welcomes First L-39NG Jets, Marking New Chapter in Military Aviation

Hungary Welcomes First L-39NG Jets, Marking New Chapter in Military Aviation

Hungary’s Ministry of Defence celebrated a major milestone on Friday with the arrival of the first L-39NG tactical trainer jets at the Hungarian Defence Forces’ 101st Air Wing base in Kecskemét. State Secretary Zsolt Kutnyánszky emphasized the importance of the event, describing it as the beginning of a new era in Hungarian military aviation and a key step toward national security. ‘The mission is to create security, because a strong Hungarian m…

The new aircraft will be used by the Hungarian Armed Forces for both training and light combat missions.

Kecskemét Welcomes First Batch Of Hungarian L-39 “Skyfox” Trainers - Data Intelligence

The Hungarian Air Force received the first three L-39 Skyfox aircraft out of a total order of 12 signed in 2022, of which four will be in a reconnaissance configuration. On May 30, 2025, the Hungarian Air Force received the first three L-39 Skyfox aircraft out of a total order of 12 signed in 2022. The Hungarian Air Force is planning to acquire eight aircraft in the trainer version and four aircraft in the reconnaissance configuration, with deli…

Kecskemét Welcomes First Batch of Hungarian L-39 “Skyfox” Trainers

The Hungarian Air Force received the first three L-39 Skyfox aircraft out of a total order of 12 signed in 2022, of which four will be in a reconnaissance configuration. On May 30, 2025, the Hungarian Air Force received the first three L-39 Skyfox aircraft out of a total order of 12 signed in 2022. […] The post Kecskemét Welcomes First Batch of Hungarian L-39 “Skyfox” Trainers appeared first on The Aviationist.

Hungarian Air Force receives first L-39 Skyfox trainer aircraft from Aero Vodochody

Dr Zsolt Kutnyánszky, State Secretary for Force Development and Defence Policy, described the event as a major development for Hungary’s military aviation. “Today marks a significant milestone in the life of the Hungarian Defence Forces, and more specifically, in the development of the Hungarian Air Force,” he said. He emphasised the broader impact of the delivery on Hungary’s military strategy and regional capabilities. “The arrival of the firs…

Hungary has ordered an entire advanced flight training system from the Czech company, which will replace the previously operated L-39 Albatros training and combat aircraft. This system consists of 12 [L-39NG](https://defence24.pl/strona-tagow/l-39) aircraft, with the catchy name of their own Skyfox, which were created on the basis of Albatross. Eight of them will be delivered in the advanced training version, and four in the reconnaissance versi…