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The President of the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (ULC) has issued Type Approval Recognition Certificate UL-H.00 – 001/2026 for the HC-02.2. Following a technical assessment of the DULV-approved design, the type has been entered on Poland's list of approved flying device types — in the home market of Sparks Aviation, Hungarocopter's authorized dealer for Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine.
View Official CertificateThe Aviation Supervisory Authority Department of the Hungarian Ministry of Transport and Investment issued Type Approval Certificate No. UH_2026_01/1 for the HC-02.2 on 30 July 2026, valid for the 600 kg maximum take-off weight version.
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Hungarocopter expands its authorized dealer network with Sparks Aviation of Świdnik, Poland. The partnership covers Poland, Slovakia, and Ukraine — marking Hungarocopter's entry into three high-potential markets simultaneously.
View Dealer NetworkThe HC-02.2 received DULV Type Certificate No. 1022-26 1 on 27 March 2026, certified to LTF-ULH, the German airworthiness requirements for ultralight helicopters.
View CertificateAn HC-02.2 (OM-M755) has been entered in the Slovak register of flying sports devices and holds a Slovak airworthiness certificate, issued by the Slovak Aviation Federation (SLF) under the authorisation of the Transport Authority.
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Gábor Farkas establishes Hungarocopter in Verpelét, Hungary, with a singular mission: to build the most advanced ultralight helicopter in Europe.
Serial No. 001 completes its maiden flight over the Hungarian countryside, validating years of design and engineering work. The HC-02 performs beyond expectations.
The Slovak Aviation Federation (SLF) issues an airworthiness certificate and registration (OM-M755) for the HC-02.2.
The HC-02.2 receives German DULV Type Certificate No. 1022-26 1, certified to LTF-ULH, the German airworthiness requirements for ultralight helicopters.
The Polish Civil Aviation Authority (ULC) issues a Type Approval Recognition Certificate; the HC-02.2 is entered on Poland's list of approved flying device types.
The Hungarian Ministry of Transport and Investment issues Type Approval Certificate No. UH_2026_01/1 for the HC-02.2 (30 July 2026).
Authorised partners now cover 11 countries across Europe; further dealer partnerships and market entries are planned.
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