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Mihály Hideg Chairman HAIF

Overview of the emerging Hungarian Aerospace Industry. The Hungarian Aerospace Cluster as a new driving force. Berlin 18th May 2006. Mihály Hideg Chairman HAIF. www.haif.org. Agenda. 1. Introduction – HAIF 1.1. General 1.2. Mission 1.3. Vision

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Mihály Hideg Chairman HAIF

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  1. Overview of the emerging Hungarian Aerospace Industry The Hungarian Aerospace Cluster as a new driving force Berlin 18th May 2006 Mihály Hideg Chairman HAIF www.haif.org

  2. Agenda 1. Introduction – HAIF 1.1. General 1.2. Mission 1.3. Vision 1.4. Projects supported 2. The Hungarian Aerospace Industry 2.1. Past 2.2. Present - Segmentation of the Hungarian Aerospace Industry 2.3. Trends and opportunities 2.4. Introducing the Hungarian Aerospace Cluster 3. Summary

  3. 1. Introducing HAIF

  4. 1.1. General • HAIF has been established in summer 2003 • An independent non-profit organization • Founded by leading aviation industry managers 1.2. Mission Statement To pursue the continuous growth and development of the Hungarian Aviation Industry... 1.3. Our new vision To become the catalyst and facilitator of the industry development process helpingthe best Hungarian companies to join the global aviation industry by way of diversification…

  5. 1.4. Project types supported by HAIF Research and Development Supplier development projects Training program development Quality program development Offset programmes Diversification programmes Greenfield & JV Projects Major events with HAIF participation EU FP6 R&D workshop for SMEs - Budapest November 2003 Aviation Quality workshop - Budapest April 2004 Open SME workshop - Berlin May 2004 Hungarian Aviation workshop - Hamburg September 2004 Aeromart 2004 - Toulouse December 2004 Aerospace Suppl. Initiative worksh. - Budapest December 2004 New Member States R&D workshop - Brussels September 2005 NMS Conference - Rzeszow September 2005 Aerosolutions Expo - Bordeaux November 2005 Airport Development workshop - Budapest March 2006

  6. 2. Introducing the Hungarian Aerospace Industry

  7. 2.1. The Past... • During WW II several hundred fighters • were manufactured in Hungary • After ’56 even sailplane manufacturing was forbidden • Only 2 maintenance and repair facilities remained • operational in the civil sector: Malév and MÉMRSZ • During the 90s • - MÉMRSZ had collapsed • but • - Aeroplex has emerged ( Lockheed-Malev JV) • - Opening toward the West NATO, EU • - By the end of the 90s an English speaking aviation community emerges and takes over the lead • From 2000 - new, modern companies starting to emerge Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter 1944 GEES Veresegyház 2000

  8. These FDI projects were the drivers of the reemerging aerospace industry…

  9. Composite one - Tököl VÉRCSE V-09 - Szeged APOLLO Fox Ultralight- Eger Certified in 6 countries 2 seater ultralight 5-7 seat full composite turbopr. Corvus - Balloszog APOLLO Classic - Eger APOLLO A3 - Eger 2 seater ultralight UL with composite fuselage 2 seater light sport aircraft The small aircraft manufacturing sector is growing across the country…

  10. 2.2. The Present – segmentation of the industry Design/Development 4+(6) Component manufacturing 5 Small a/c manufacturing 4 Parachute manufacturing 1 Air Ballon manufacturing 1 Maintenance/Overhaul 26 Training 4 Consulting 2 Parts sale 1 Tools manufacturing 3 Calibration 1 Engineering 2 HR services 2 Modification 1 Marketing 2 Industrial organizations 3 In order to increase the number of component manufacturers HAIF has launched the Aerospace Supplier Initiative Programme in December 2004.Mainly automotive component manufacturers are involved in the programme. More than 20 companies were interested in aerospace diversification. In March 2006 HAIF initiated and organized the establishment of theHungarianAerospace Cluster with four founders and 12 members Total 72 organizations, 2000 people with a few component manufacturers

  11. 2.3. Trends and opportunities in the industry after 2000 • Western aerospace companies discover Hungary – GEES, Alcoa, Elektrometal, Eldim, Flamespray • NATO membership - Replacement of Russian fighters • EU enlargement • Privatization of secondary Airports • ISO 9001 and QS 9000 certification becomes the minimum in the part manufacturing sector; 300+ firms • Alcoa and Hungaerotech becomes the first two AS 9100 certified firms • Fifteen young Hungarian aerospace engineers work in Hamburg • Require developed local supplier network - easier to become supplier at home • Local suppliers can join the Offset programmes • Increased interest for low cost suppliers and Engineers • Aerospace companies can settle in Industrial Parks located at these Airports • Automotive suppliers can diversify to aerospace- Hamburg, Toulouse, Bordeaux - Hungarian Aerospace Supplier Initiative • Participants of HASI programme can share experience with and can follow these two • Designers can get real-life experience The Hungarian Aerospace Cluster opens new perspectives for the industry…

  12. 2.4. Introducing the Hungarian Aerospace Cluster • Founded in March 2006 by four small aircraft developer: • Corvus Aircraft Ltd. – UL & LSA manufacturer • Halley Ltd. – UL manufacturer • Composite One ltd.- small aircraft design & prototype developer • Hungarocopter Ltd. – small helicopter designer • Joined members: • Design & Engineering companies (4)Edag Hungary Ltd. – finite element analyseseCon Engineering Ltd. – finite element analysesCAD-Terv Engineering Ltd. – finite element analysesDelta-Tech Engineering Ltd. – special tool design

  13. 2.4. Introducing the Hungarian Aerospace Cluster – cont. • Prototyping companies (2)Varinex Informatics Plc. – rapid prototypingTechnoplast Ltd. – rapid prototyping • 3. Part manufacturing companies (5)Dendrit Ltd. - machiningBorsodi Mühely Ltd. - machiningHigh Tech Composite Ltd. – composite partsProduktum Ltd. – sheet metalOstorhazi Ltd. – special coatings • 4. Testing company (1)Naturen Ltd.

  14. 2.4. Introducing the Hungarian Aerospace Cluster – cont. • Objectives • Speed up the development of the Hungarian Aerospace Industry • Diversification of the best part manufacturers to aerospace • Creation of a network of aerospace and related industries • Development of new Hungarian designed small aerospace vehicles • Organize the production of these vehicles regionally • Organize and develop complementary capabilities among Hungarian firms to be able to manufacture higher assemblies for large aircraft • Achieve sinergies and economies of scale using networking in the fields of design, development, training, logistics, quality (AS 9100), IT, marketing and certification • Introduction of modern management methods and principles to the SME sector – six sigma, lean manufacturing • Develop new supplier relationships with other countries • Replace expensive foreign suppliers with low cost ones

  15. Serbia & Montenegro Major Automotive Companies in Hungary • GM Opel • Suzuki • Audi • Daewoo-MGM • Visteon • Bosch • Knorr-Bremse • Denso • Delphi Calsonic • Delphi-Packard • Mitsuba • Delco Remy • U-Shin • Valeo • Diamond Electric • Musashi • Stanley Electric 13 of the world’s 30 top automotive suppliers established production bases in Hungary. There are 117 foreign companies in the sector with a total FDI of EUR 2.7 billion, employing 28,000 workers. Source: Hungarian Central Statistical Office, 2002

  16. Production of Automotive Engines in Hungary Strong component manufacturing capabilities are available….

  17. Plan for2006–2008: • HAIF will focus on strategic and networking issues • HACwill focus on product development, manufacturing and supplier development – DOA, AS/EN 9100 projects • Well developed related industries will be involved – turbine, plastics • PANAC Automotive Cluster part supplier network will be invited to join the initiatives – 300+ companies in Hungary • Foreign aerospace clusters will be approached to start advanced collaboration ITDH, HAIF and HAC joint efforts will result in a stronger aerospace industry

  18. Contact : Mr. Mihaly HidegM.B.A. M.Sc. Chairman Tel:+36 1 2941351 Fax:+36 1 2941351 Mob:+36 30 3748145 Email:mihaly.hideg@t-online.hu Web:www.haif.org

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