Day 1 Budapest & others Friday 27th August 2021
Sept 18, 2021 15:53:42 GMT 1
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Post by Airbus A346 on Sept 18, 2021 15:53:42 GMT 1
Friday was to be an odds and sods day. After breakfast my first port of call was the Budapest Airport Aeropark, having spotted a new addition the previous evening in the shape of a Mig 21. Red 41 was noted semi derelict in the farmers field at Papa along with many others in October 2019 - now looking a lot healthier following a repaint.
Red 41 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
Red 41 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
MALEV Lada Riva by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
My next stop was Tapioszecso for another Mig 21 at a barracks. On arrival the place looked very dilapidated, it had huge steel gates and no way to see the Mig.
Stop three was at Domsod to try and find a Kamov KA-26 HA-MRQ in someones front garden. On arrival the garden had big steel gates and was surrounded by conifers.
I could just about see it but no chance of a photo, I was also attracting too much attention from a noisy guard dog so didn't hang around.
Stop four was at Rackeve to try and find another Kamov KA-26 HA-MPO again in someones garden. I gave up on this one after half an hour.
Stop five was at a barracks in Taborfalva better luck here the site is split in two by Tarcsay Ut (St). 10442 Mil-8T guards the South gate and 711 Mig 15 guards the West gate.
The Mil-8 was photographed very quickly and discreetly from the car, the Mig 15 was visible inside the gate but photography highly unadvised in my opinion.
The Mil-8 was photographed very quickly and discreetly from the car, the Mig 15 was visible inside the gate but photography highly unadvised in my opinion.
10442 Mil-8 @ Taborfalva by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
My next stop was Kisapostag airfield just South of Dunaujvaros with a Mig 15 on a pole, lots of gliders and microlights if you are into them, I am not.
The guy in charge was organizing a sky diving weekend but he was very friendly and helpful. I had a good wander around with only eight aircraft of interest to me.
The guy in charge was organizing a sky diving weekend but he was very friendly and helpful. I had a good wander around with only eight aircraft of interest to me.
1952 Mig 15 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
1977 Mig 15 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-MEN by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-MFY by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-JDJ by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-SLM by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-WAK by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
D-EOLG by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr
HA-JUC by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr