Užhorod, Letiště Užhorod [1992- ]

Uzhhorod Airfield
Аэродром Ужгород
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Název:
Name: 		Letiště Užhorod Uzhhorod Airfield
Originální název:
Original Name: 		Аэродром Ужгород
Další názvy:
Other Names: 		DD.MM.191R-DD.MM.1919 ?
DD.MM.1919-DD.11.1938 Letiště Užhorod
DD.MM.1938-DD.MM.1944 Ungvári repülőtér (?)
DD.MM.194R-DD.MM.1944 Flugplatz Ungvár
DD.MM.1944-14.02.1992 Letiště Užhorod / Аэродром Ужгород
Obec:
Municipality: 		Užhorod Uzhhorod
GPS souřadnice:
GPS Coordinates:		 48°38'03.00"N 22°15'48.00"E
Vznik:
Established: 		14.02.1992 současný uživatel, vybudované v období 1. světové války
 14.02.1992 current user, constructed during WW
Velitelé:
Commanders: 		DD.MM.RRRR-DD.MM.RRRR ?, ? ( )
Dislokované jednotky:
Garrisoned Units:

DD.MM.RRRR-DD.MM.RRRR
Zánik:
Cancelled: 		DD.MM.RRRR aktivní
 DD.MM.RRRR active
Poznámka:
Note: 		IATA: UDJ
ICAO: UKLU		 IATA: UDJ
ICAO: UKLU
Zdroje:
Sources: 		VYSTAVĚL, Stanislav. Letiště: odkud vzlétali a kde přistávali letci československého a českého vojenského letectva od Chebu po Užhorod v letech 1918 až 1938, od Chebu po Košice v letech 1945 až 1992, a od Plzně po Mošnov v letech 1993 až 2014. Vydání první. Cheb: Svět křídel, 2014. 295 stran. Svět křídel; 193. ISBN 978-80-87567-66-1.
http://www.vrtulnik.cz/ww2/protektorat-uzhorod.htm
hu.wikipedia.org
uk.wikipedia.org
http://www.ww2.dk/Airfields%20-%20Hungary.pdf (p.42)
URL : https://www.valka.cz/Uzhorod-Letiste-Uzhorod-1992-t251270#691991 Version : 0
Uzhhorod Airport


The beginnings of the use of the current airport date back to World War I, when units of the Austro-Hungarian Air Force were probably stationed here.
After the annexation of Subcarpathian Rus' to Czechoslovakia, it was gradually expanded with the construction of hangars, lighting, radio equipment, etc. It had the status of "Public Main Airport and Auxiliary Military Airport". It was used by air transport companies and the Masaryk Air League. During the 1938 conscription period, Field Squadron 31 was stationed here.
In November 1938, it was handed over to Hungary, which used it as a military air base until it was occupied by the Soviet Army in October 1944. Occasionally, Luftwaffe units were also stationed there.
After the annexation of Transcarpathian Ukraine to the USSR, a civilian airport.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union on the territory of Ukraine.
After World War II, the operation of the airport had to be regulated by international treaties because the landing corridor runs through the territory of Czechoslovakia/Slovakia.


Sources:
VYSTAVĚL, Stanislav. Airports: where Czechoslovak and Czech military airmen took off and landed from Cheb to Uzhhorod between 1918 and 1938, from Cheb to Košice between 1945 and 1992, and from Plzeň to Mosnov between 1993 and 2014. First edition. Cheb: Svět křídel, 2014. 295 pages. World of Wings; 193. ISBN 978-80-87567-66-1.
http://www.vrtulnik.cz/ww2/protektorat-uzhorod.htm
hu.wikipedia.org
uk.wikipedia.org
http://www.ww2.dk/Airfields%20-%20Hungary.pdf (p.42)
URL : https://www.valka.cz/Uzhorod-Letiste-Uzhorod-1992-t251270#692004 Version : 0
Hungarian air units deployed at Ungvar/Uzhhorod airport


4. Hungarian Short-Range Reconnaissance Group (1941-44)
X. Hungarian Short-Range Reconnaissance Squadron (May 41)
XI. Hungarian Short-Range Reconnaissance Squadron (May 41)
HQ 102nd Hungarian Air Brigade (Aug-Oct 44)
102. Hungarian Night Ground-Attack Squadron (Aug-Sep 44)
102. Hungarian Courier/Liaison Squadron (Aug-Oct 44)
102./1. Hungarian Short-Range Reconnaissance Squadron (Sep-Oct 44)


Sources:
http://www.ww2.dk/Airfields%20-%20Hungary.pdf (p.42)
URL : https://www.valka.cz/Uzhorod-Letiste-Uzhorod-1992-t251270#692008 Version : 0
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