Farkashegyi Repülőtér - Lhfh

HUFarkashegyi repülőtér, HU-2092 Budakeszi
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Contact information

City and Postal Code
Budakeszi 2092
Coordinates
47.4864561
18.9144766

Trainings

  • pilot training
  • PPL

Aircrafts

  • AN-2

Aircraft types

  • glider
  • motor aircraft

Brief description Farkashegyi Repülőtér - Lhfh

Farkashegyi repülőtér (LHFH) is a historic airfield near Budakeszi, home to multiple resident flying clubs and glider operations. The airport serves both pilots and visitors, with information for airside access, parking, and local services.
It is also used for events and gatherings in a scenic Buda Hills setting, and the site provides contact details plus METAR access for flight planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Farkashegyi repülőtér located?
Farkashegyi repülőtér is in Budakeszi, Hungary, about 3 km south of Budakeszi. Its ICAO code is LHFH, and the published airport address is 2092 Budakeszi, Repülőtéri ingatlan, hrsz. 075/3. It is west of Budapest in the Buda hills area.
What licenses and training programs does Farkashegyi repülőtér offer?
The public information available on the airport website does not list a dedicated flight school program or specific licenses. The airport is primarily a general aviation field used by gliders and powered aircraft, with daytime VFR operations only. Training details should be confirmed directly with the airport operator or resident clubs.
How much does flight training at Farkashegyi repülőtér cost?
No flight training price list is published for Farkashegyi repülőtér itself. For airport use, the website lists landing and storage fees, but those are not training prices. If you are looking for pilot training, contact the operator directly for current course pricing.
What aircraft use Farkashegyi repülőtér for flying?
The airport website says that gliders are common on weekends and powered aircraft are more common on weekdays. It also mentions AN-2 aircraft being used there in summer for mosquito-control work. No official training fleet list is published on the site.
In which languages is Farkashegyi repülőtér available?
The website is available in Hungarian, English, and German. That suggests these are the main languages used for airport information and visitor communication. Training language availability should still be confirmed with the operator or club.
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