HFFA – Szabad Repülők Szövetsége

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Craving the sky’s embrace? You have come to the right place. Right here stands the headquarters of HFFA – Szabad Repülők Szövetsége. It is Hungary’s largest paragliding and hang gliding organization.

HFFA started its journey in 1989. Since January 1 2020, HFFA has been headquartered here on Káposztásmegyeri Street. But what exactly does the HFFA – Szabad Repülők Szövetsége do?

The Hungarian Free Flying Association or HFFA is a member of the EHPU. It consists of 25 HG and PG clubs. These clubs boast over a thousand HG and PG pilots. HFFA is the foremost PG and HG body in Hungary.

Most clubs within the HFFA are members of the Hungarian Aeronautical and Airsport Association. This connection highlights HFFA’s commitment to organized and regulated flight activities.

Moreover the HFFA holds official permission. This is granted by the Hungarian National Transport Authority for training purposes. They also have an official Certification Body. This body ensures airworthiness certifications for HGs and PGs.

If you want to become a pilot, you must have legal insurance. It should cover third-party liability with a minimum of 10 million HUF. In addition a special air medical certificate is required for HG and PG activity. This ensures the safety and well-being of pilots.

In Hungary, you need to have an identification number on your wing. This helps with identification and tracking. In case of an emergency search and rescue teams can be reached through the Flying Information Center.

Hungary’s airspace remains uncontrolled up to 2900 meters AMSL. However, controlled TMAs, CTRs, TRAs and restricted airspaces exist. Pilots rely on ICAO maps to navigate these designated areas safely.

HFFA provides essential contact information for those seeking guidance. László Kerekes, the President, and László Szöllősi the Safety and training officer are available. They offer information and support to pilots.

The HFFA’s central contact for tree rescue is +36 30 790 7079. Accidents can be reported to +36 70 363 1109 or safety@hffa.hu. The HFFA also has a bank account at MBH Bank Nyrt. It can be used for payments and transactions related to the organization.

Whether you’re a seasoned pilot or an aspiring flyer the HFFA is here. It offers resources, training and a supportive community. All this is to help you experience the freedom of flight in Hungary.

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