Hungarian Me110's of Ausb.Kdo.ABK-Z

[Dénes Bernád]

Originally Posted by Dennis Peschier

The Hungarian references for Zeltweg are:

Nr. 76-93
MAVAG. HOMERO V6 + (White)
Nr.94-101
Low wing, S/E, S/S
Unarmed with accommodation for 2 x Mk 131 between top cylinders.
18 of these a/c found in wood South of airfield. 8 on airfield. 14 cylinder air-cooled engine. All had Hungarian V6 or V5 markings.

Thanks, Dennis, for the interesting info. All these aircraft were MÁVAG Re.2000 Héja fighters.

"HOMERO" actually means thermometer

[Dennis Peschier]

You're welcome,,
So the RAF reported the capture of some flying thermometers?

Would you have avy idea what "Low wing, S/E, S/S"means?

Dennis

[Csaba B. Stenge]

S/E single-engined, S/S single-seater

low wing is low wing

BTW yes, these were Hungarian license built Re 2000 fighter trainers.

[Balazs Garai]

Flying to Zeltweg:

lietnaunt Gábor Horváth flew by Mávag Héja from Kenyeri (Hungary) to Zeltweg 14. 03. 1945.

lietnaunt Zoltán Czapáry flew by Mávag Héja from Nagycenk (Hungary) to Bad Vöslau - Zeltweg 28. 03. 1945.

lietnaunt László Újházy flew by Arado 96B from Kenyeri to Nagycenk (Hungary) 25. 03. 1945. Next day he flew to Zeltweg 26. 03. 1945.

lietnauntTibor Szabó flew by Bf110 from Vágfarkasd (Slovakia) to Zeltweg December 1945.

This names and dates from one hungarian book, Hungarian flying academy Reunion 1994.
Many pilots flew to Austria, but they dates and they aircraft unkown, or not punctually.
Sincerely, Balazs