Royal Hungarian Automobile Club, Aviation Committee

From Inventing aviation
Jump to navigation Jump to search

In 1908, the Kiralyi Magyar Automobile Club or Royal Hungarian Automobile Club established an Aviatikai Bizottsaga or Aviation Committee. The committee was disbanded on 12 Dec. 1909 and replaced by an Aviatikia Szakosztalya or Aviation Commission, which, on the same day, became the legal successor to the Magyar Aero Club or Hungarian Aero Club whose existence was terminated on that date. On 26 Feb. 1910, the second Magyar Aero Club or Hungarian Aero Club, which see, was formed at the offices of the Kiralyi Magyar Automobil Club and it appears that at the same time the Automobil Club's Aviation Commission ceased to exist.

|Notes 2=Ca. 1909-1910, the Kiralyi Magyar Automobil Club had 268 members of whom two were balloon guides and one was an aeroplane pilot. It owned one free balloon and used the large calvary exercise place known as Rakosfeld in Budapest as its flying place.

Sources


Organization names Royal Hungarian Automobile Club, Aviation Committee : Kiralyi Magyar Automobil Club Aviatikai Bizottsaga; redesignated 1909 as Royal Hungarian Automobile Club, Aviation Commission : Kiralyi Magyar Automobil Club, Aviatikai Szakosztalya
Entity type
Country Austria-Hungary
City Budapest, Hungary
Affiliated with
Scope
Started aero 1908
Ended aero
Keywords
Key people
Wikidata id
  • Address: Kiralyi Berpalato, Budapest IV; flying place at Rakosfeld, Budapest (1910)

}}