Hungarian company to build aircraft factory in China – VIDEO

The Hungarian-owned company Magnus Aircraft’s factory units will be structurally complete near Wuxi, in south-eastern China, by October, the company said on Tuesday. This will enable the company to start producing aircraft not only in Hungary but also in China.

Magnus Aircraft

The Magnus Aircraft company, based in Hungary, is a prominent player in the light sport aircraft industry. Founded in 2011, Magnus Aircraft has quickly risen to prominence with its innovative designs and commitment to high-quality manufacturing. The company’s flagship model, the Fusion 212, exemplifies their approach to combining advanced aerodynamics, safety features, and cutting-edge technology.

The Fusion 212 is a two-seater aircraft primarily used for sport flying, flight training, and leisure. It boasts a sleek, aerodynamic design that enhances its aesthetic appeal and improves performance and fuel efficiency. Made with composite materials, the aircraft is lightweight and robust, ensuring a smooth and reliable flying experience.

Safety is a paramount concern for Magnus Aircraft. The Fusion 212 is equipped with a whole-aircraft ballistic parachute system, providing an added layer of security for pilots and passengers. Additionally, the aircraft includes advanced avionics and an ergonomic cockpit designed to enhance pilot comfort and control.

Magnus Aircraft’s commitment to innovation extends beyond the Fusion 212. The company actively engages in research and development to push the boundaries of aviation technology. This includes exploring electric propulsion systems and other sustainable aviation solutions, positioning Magnus Aircraft as a forward-thinking leader in the industry. Moreover, Magnus Aircraft places a strong emphasis on customer support and training. They offer comprehensive pilot training programs and maintenance services, ensuring that customers have the knowledge and resources needed to operate their aircraft safely and efficiently.

Magnus Aircraft in China

The statement said the new production base will be located in a 210,000-square-metre industrial park currently being developed near Wuxi, which mostly includes Chinese state investments.

Once the production units are structurally complete, employees will be trained, and production is planned to be launched starting next year.

The statement added that a Chinese-Hungarian joint company, Jiangsu Magnus Aircraft Manufacturing, is planned to create 300 jobs, with Hungarians in leading positions.

The company plans to turn out two- and four-seater planes primarily for the Chinese, Iranian, and African markets.

As we wrote earlier, Magnus Aircraft announced that its Fusion 212 airplane, powered by an internal combustion engine, successfully completed a transatlantic test flight from Hungary to the United States, details HERE.

As we wrote before, Hungary’s Magnus Aircraft laid the cornerstone of an aircraft production hall in Pogány, details HERE.