Ju 52s in an airfield. A MALÉRT Ju 52 is in the background.
A SM.75 in service
By 1929, the airline flew regular flights connecting Budapest with Belgrade and Vienna.
The main fleet before 1939 were eight triple-engined German-built Junkers Ju52/3m aircraft HA-JUA to HA-JUG, one airplane HA-DUR[1] for the government, delivered between 1933–39. Five somewhat comparable triple-engined Italian-built Savoia Marchetti S.M.75 aircraft HA-SMA to HA-SME, delivered in 1938–39. And also 3 German-built Focke-Wulf Fw 58 airplanes, with the codes HA-FOA to HA-FOD.
Mainstream services operated in 1938-9 were daily Budapest-Kraków-Warsaw, daily Budapest-Prague and daily Budapest-Vienna.
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^Note that "hadúr" means "Warlord" in Hungarian (see Google Translate)
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malert, malÉrt, magyar, légiforgalmi, hungarian, airline, founded, november, 1922, airline, merged, with, aeroflot, 1944, into, maszovlet, magyar, szovjet, légiforgalmi, társaság, forerunner, malÉv, hungarian, airlines, magyar, legiforgalmi, iata, icao, callsi. MALERT Magyar Legiforgalmi R T was a Hungarian airline founded on November 19 1922 The airline merged with Aeroflot in 1944 46 into Maszovlet Magyar Szovjet Legiforgalmi Tarsasag a forerunner of MALEV Hungarian Airlines Magyar Legiforgalmi R T Malert IATA ICAO Callsign FoundedNovember 19 1922Ceased operations1944Fleet size8 Junkers Ju 52 3m 5 Savoia Marchetti SM 75 3 Focke Wulf Fw 58DestinationsBudapest Krakow Warsaw Prague Belgrade and ViennaHeadquartersBudapest HungaryJu 52s in an airfield A MALERT Ju 52 is in the background A SM 75 in service By 1929 the airline flew regular flights connecting Budapest with Belgrade and Vienna The main fleet before 1939 were eight triple engined German built Junkers Ju52 3m aircraft HA JUA to HA JUG one airplane HA DUR 1 for the government delivered between 1933 39 Five somewhat comparable triple engined Italian built Savoia Marchetti S M 75 aircraft HA SMA to HA SME delivered in 1938 39 And also 3 German built Focke Wulf Fw 58 airplanes with the codes HA FOA to HA FOD Mainstream services operated in 1938 9 were daily Budapest Krakow Warsaw daily Budapest Prague and daily Budapest Vienna References Edit Note that hadur means Warlord in Hungarian see Google Translate This article relating to a European airline is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This article about transport in Hungary is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Malert amp oldid 1041466013, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
