LHDA Dáka Airport
Last updated: 2026.10.01.
1. Aerodrome identification
- Aerodrome location indicator
- LHDA
- Aerodrome name
- Dáka Airport
- Aerodrome place name
- Dáka
2. Contact
- Address
- 8592 Dáka, 0257/29, 0257/31 hrsz.
- Phone
- +36-30/258-3942
- vizsi.lajos@freemail.hu
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5. Aerodrome geographical and administrative data
ARP data
- Coordinates
- 471618N 0172437E
- Site at aerodrome
- At the centre of the RWY
Location of aerodrome
- Distance from city (KM)
- Dáka 1.7 KM
- Direction from city
- 212°
- Elevation
- 491 FT
Magnetic variation data
- Degree of magnetic variation ( °)
- 5°22' E
- Annual change ( °)
- +0°09'
- Year of survey
- 2024
Aerodrome operator data
- Name
- Vizsi Lajos
- Address
- 8500 Pápa, Teleki u. 26.
- Phone
- +36-30/258-3942
- Fax
- NIL
- Web
- NIL
- vizsi.lajos@freemail.hu
Aerodrome data
- Name
- 8592 Dáka, 0257/29, 0257/31 hrsz.
- Phone
- +36-30/258-3942 (Vizsi Lajos)
- Fax
- NIL
- Web
- NIL
- vizsi.lajos@freemail.hu
- AFS
- NIL
- SITA
- NIL
- Others
- NIL
- Type of traffic allowed at the aerodrome
- VFR
- Remarks
- Special airport for civil use, Only PPR
- Name of responsible manager
- Vizsi Lajos
- Hours of service
- A repülőteret használó klubtagok kérésére az üzembentartó engedélye szerint.
6. Air traffic services communication facitlities
|
Service designation
|
Call sign
|
Channel
|
Languages used
|
Hours of operation
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
7. Operation hours
- AD Administration
- SR - SS, in VFR conditions, on snow-free days
- Customs and immigration
- NIL
- Health and sanitation
- NIL
- AIS Briefing Office
- NIL
- ATS Reporting Office (ARO)
- NIL
- MET Briefing Office
- NIL
- ATS
- NIL
- Fuelling
- NIL
- Handling
- NIL
- Security
- NIL
- De-icing
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
8. Available handling services and facilities
- Cargo-handling facilities
- NIL
- Fuel types
- NIL
- Oil types
- NIL
- Fuelling facilities and capacity
- NIL
- De-icing facilities
- NIL
- Hangar space for visiting aircraft
- Only for the association
- Repair facilities for visiting aircraft
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
9. Passenger facilities
- Hotels
- NIL
- Restaurants
- NIL
- Transportation
- NIL
- Medical facilities
- NIL
- Bank and Post Office
- NIL
- Tourist Office
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
10. Available rescue and fire fighting services
- Aerodrome catogory for fire fighting
- Category 1 as defined in Annex 3 to Government Decree 85/2024 (IV.17)
- Available rescue and fire fighting services
- NIL
- Rescue and fire fighting equipment
- Fire extinguishers and equipment in category 1 of Annex 3 of Government Decree 85/2024 (IV.17).
- Capability for removal of disabled aircraft
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
11. Clearing
- Types of clearing equipment
- NIL
- Clearance priorities
- NIL
- Remarks
- The airport operates only on snow-free days.
12. Aprons
|
Designation
|
Surface
|
Strength
|
Remarks
|
Designator
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
13. Taxiways
|
Designation
|
Surface
|
Strength
|
Width (M)
|
Remarks
|
Designatior
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TWY1 | Grass | 20 t (2 t) | 30 | The corners of the taxiway are marked with buoys | NIL |
14. Checkpoints
Altimeter checkpoints and locations data
- Coordinates
- NIL
- Technical data
- NIL
- VOR checkpoints
- NIL
- INS checkpoints
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
15. Surface movement guidance and control system and markings
- Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/parking guidance system of aircraft stands
- The corners of the taxiway are marked with buoys.
- RWY and TWY markings and lighting
- RWY threshold signs, edge signs
- Stop bars
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
16. Runways (RWY)
|
RWY designator
|
True bearing
|
Magnetic bearing
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Strength
|
Surface
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 163° | 158° | 750 | 30 | 20 t (2 t) | Grass | NIL |
| 34 | 343° | 338° | 750 | 30 | 20 t (2 t) | Grass | NIL |
17. Aerodrome obstacles
18. Stopways (SWY)
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Strength
|
Surface
|
Slope (%)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
19. Clearways (CWY)
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Slope (%)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
20. STRIP
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 900 | 50 | Grass |
| 34 | 900 | 50 | Grass |
21. RESA
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Surface
|
Obstacle free zone (OFZ)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
22. Declared distances
|
RWY designator
|
TORA (M)
|
TODA (M)
|
ASDA (M)
|
LDA (M)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 750 | 750 | 750 | 750 | NIL |
| 34 | 750 | 750 | 750 | 750 | NIL |
23. Approach lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Type
|
Length (M)
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
24. Threshold lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Wing bar lights
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
25. Visual approach slope indicator system lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Type
|
Data
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
26. Touchdone zone lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Length of lighting (M)
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL |
27. Runway centreline lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Spacing (M)
|
Colour
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
28. Runway edgeline lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Spacing (M)
|
Colour
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
29. Runway end lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL |
30. Runway wing bars lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL |
31. Stopway lighting
|
RWY designator
|
Length of lighting (M)
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
| 34 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32. Other lighting, secondary power supply
- ABN/IBN location, charasteristics and hours of operation
- NIL
- LDI location and lighting
- Near the junction of the taxiway and the runway Lighting: NIL
- Anemometer location and lighting
- NIL
- 4Centre line lighting
- NIL
- TWY edge line lighting
- NIL
- Secondary power supply
- NIL
- Switch-over time
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
33. Helicopter landing area
- Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO
- NIL
- TLOF and/or FATO elevation
- NIL
- TLOF and FATO area marking
- NIL
- TLOF and FATO area dimensions (M)
- NIL
- TLOF and FATO area surface
- NIL
- TLOF and FATO area strength
- NIL
- True BRG of FATO
- NIL
- MAG BRG of FATO
- NIL
- Declared distances available
- NIL
- APP and FATO lighting
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
34. Meteorological information provider
- Associated MET Office
- HungaroMet Magyar Meteorológiai Szolgáltató Nonprofit Zrt. (HungaroMet Zrt.), Unit of Aviation Meteorology
- Hours of service
- H24
- Office responsible for TAF preparation
- HungaroMet Magyar Meteorológiai Szolgáltató Nonprofit Zrt. (HungaroMet Zrt.), Unit of Aviation Meteorology
- Periods of validity
- NIL
- Interval of issuance
- NIL
- Type of landing forecast
- NIL
- Landing forecast interval of issuance
- NIL
- Briefing/consultation provided
- Written briefing: https://aviation.met.hu;Consultation via phone: +36-90/603-424;Consultation via e-mail: rvo@met.hu;
- Flight documentation
- Charts, abbreviated plain language text
- Language(s) used
- HU, EN
- Charts and other information available for briefing or consultation
- Charts, aerodrome reports and forecasts in EUR region, area forecasts, MET. observations and warnings in Budapest FIR
- Supplementary equipment available for providing information
- Self-briefing via aviation.met.hu
- ATS Units provided with information
- Budapest FIC (on request)
- Remarks
- NIL
35. Air traffic service airspace
- Designation
- NIL
- Lateral limits
- NIL
- Vertical limits (FT)
- NIL
- Airspace classification
- NIL
- ATS unit call sign
- NIL
- Languages used
- NIL
- Transition altitude (FT)
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
37. Local aerodrome regulations
Flight Procedures
Left-hand traffic circuit for Runway 34 and right-hand traffic circuit for Runway 16 may be flown.
Circuit departure: from the second or third turn (crosswind/downwind leg) of the traffic circuit, maintaining a continuous climb.
Circuit joining: entry to the second turn (crosswind leg) of the traffic circuit.
The LHPA MTMA extends above the aerodrome from 2,000 ft AMSL; therefore, aircraft shall not climb above 1,500 ft AMSL.
The aerodrome may only be used by aircraft whose Pilot-in-Command (PIC) has obtained authorization from the aerodrome operator.
General Rules
No persons shall remain in front of the aircraft during engine start.
A marshaller or assisting person may stand laterally at the wingtip position, clear of the propeller slipstream.
If the aircraft type's Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM) or operating handbook requires the availability of a fire extinguisher during engine start, assistance from a qualified person (licensed engineer or pilot) shall be provided.
Only qualified personnel may approach an aircraft with the engine running.
If the aircraft is equipped with navigation/position lights, they shall be switched on prior to engine start.
Engine run-ups may be carried out on the runway from the departure position by the pilot-in-command.
The aerodrome is approved for daytime VFR operations only.
Except for take-off and landing operations at the aerodrome and cases specifically authorized by the competent authority, VFR flights shall not be conducted:
1) Over cities, towns, densely populated areas, or open-air assemblies of persons at a height less than 300 m (1,000 ft) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 600 m from the aircraft.
2) In areas other than those specified above, at a height less than 150 m (500 ft) above ground or water level, or less than 150 m (500 ft) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 150 m from the aircraft.
Daily flight operations are coordinated by the aerodrome operator according to prevailing weather conditions and the nature of the planned flight activity.
The direction of take-off and landing shall be determined by the pilot based on aircraft characteristics and prevailing wind conditions.
The aerodrome may only be used by aircraft whose Pilot-in-Command has received prior authorization from the aerodrome operator.
Wildlife Hazard Management
The operational area of the aerodrome is not fenced, and unauthorized access cannot be completely prevented.
Agricultural fields border the aerodrome on three sides. A public road and drainage ditch are located beyond the threshold of Runway 34.
The presence of wildlife on or near the aerodrome cannot be excluded. The aerodrome area provides good visibility for monitoring animal activity.
The aerodrome operator conducts inspections before the commencement of operations and periodically during operating hours. In the event of a hazard, pilots of aircraft on the ground will be informed without delay.
Pilots shall maintain heightened vigilance for wildlife during take-off and landing. Prior to landing, pilots may conduct one or more low approaches or overflights of the aerodrome to verify the absence of animals on the movement area.
Airspace Restrictions
The boundary of the LHPA MCTR is located 2,200 m from the aerodrome on a 036° bearing and must not be approached.
Traffic Circuit
After departure from Runway 34, a left-hand traffic circuit shall be flown.
After departure from Runway 16, a right-hand traffic circuit shall be flown.
The traffic circuit altitude is 1,500 ft AMSL.
Further Information
Additional information is available in the current Airport Rules.
Left-hand traffic circuit for Runway 34 and right-hand traffic circuit for Runway 16 may be flown.
Circuit departure: from the second or third turn (crosswind/downwind leg) of the traffic circuit, maintaining a continuous climb.
Circuit joining: entry to the second turn (crosswind leg) of the traffic circuit.
The LHPA MTMA extends above the aerodrome from 2,000 ft AMSL; therefore, aircraft shall not climb above 1,500 ft AMSL.
The aerodrome may only be used by aircraft whose Pilot-in-Command (PIC) has obtained authorization from the aerodrome operator.
General Rules
No persons shall remain in front of the aircraft during engine start.
A marshaller or assisting person may stand laterally at the wingtip position, clear of the propeller slipstream.
If the aircraft type's Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM) or operating handbook requires the availability of a fire extinguisher during engine start, assistance from a qualified person (licensed engineer or pilot) shall be provided.
Only qualified personnel may approach an aircraft with the engine running.
If the aircraft is equipped with navigation/position lights, they shall be switched on prior to engine start.
Engine run-ups may be carried out on the runway from the departure position by the pilot-in-command.
The aerodrome is approved for daytime VFR operations only.
Except for take-off and landing operations at the aerodrome and cases specifically authorized by the competent authority, VFR flights shall not be conducted:
1) Over cities, towns, densely populated areas, or open-air assemblies of persons at a height less than 300 m (1,000 ft) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 600 m from the aircraft.
2) In areas other than those specified above, at a height less than 150 m (500 ft) above ground or water level, or less than 150 m (500 ft) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 150 m from the aircraft.
Daily flight operations are coordinated by the aerodrome operator according to prevailing weather conditions and the nature of the planned flight activity.
The direction of take-off and landing shall be determined by the pilot based on aircraft characteristics and prevailing wind conditions.
The aerodrome may only be used by aircraft whose Pilot-in-Command has received prior authorization from the aerodrome operator.
Wildlife Hazard Management
The operational area of the aerodrome is not fenced, and unauthorized access cannot be completely prevented.
Agricultural fields border the aerodrome on three sides. A public road and drainage ditch are located beyond the threshold of Runway 34.
The presence of wildlife on or near the aerodrome cannot be excluded. The aerodrome area provides good visibility for monitoring animal activity.
The aerodrome operator conducts inspections before the commencement of operations and periodically during operating hours. In the event of a hazard, pilots of aircraft on the ground will be informed without delay.
Pilots shall maintain heightened vigilance for wildlife during take-off and landing. Prior to landing, pilots may conduct one or more low approaches or overflights of the aerodrome to verify the absence of animals on the movement area.
Airspace Restrictions
The boundary of the LHPA MCTR is located 2,200 m from the aerodrome on a 036° bearing and must not be approached.
Traffic Circuit
After departure from Runway 34, a left-hand traffic circuit shall be flown.
After departure from Runway 16, a right-hand traffic circuit shall be flown.
The traffic circuit altitude is 1,500 ft AMSL.
Further Information
Additional information is available in the current Airport Rules.
Activities at the airport (Yes / No)
- Unmanned aerial vehicle (D)
- No
- Ballon (B)
- No
- Ultralight (U)
- No
- Hang glider (N)
- No
- Short take-off and landing (R)
- No
- Landplane (L)
- Yes
- Paraglider (P)
- No
- Glider (G)
- No
- Amphibian (A)
- No
- Helicopter (H)
- No
- Gyrocopter (G)
- No
- Tilt-wing aircraft (T)
- No
- Other (O)
- No
38. Noise abatement procedures
Powered aircraft shall not overfly nearby populated areas below 1,500 ft AMSL.
Departures from the aerodrome shall be carried out only after climbing within the traffic circuit and shall be conducted in a manner that avoids overflight of residential areas.
The following activities are not permitted at the aerodrome:
prolonged engine running at idle power,
operation of auxiliary power units (APUs),
operation of portable power-generating equipment and charging units,
engine ground runs conducted as part of maintenance activities.
The only exception is the mandatory pre-flight engine run-up prior to take-off, which shall be performed on the runway and is considered equivalent to the noise generated during normal take-off operations.
Flight training activities and calibration flights shall be conducted during daytime hours and in a manner that minimizes environmental noise impact to the greatest extent practicable.
Departures from the aerodrome shall be carried out only after climbing within the traffic circuit and shall be conducted in a manner that avoids overflight of residential areas.
The following activities are not permitted at the aerodrome:
prolonged engine running at idle power,
operation of auxiliary power units (APUs),
operation of portable power-generating equipment and charging units,
engine ground runs conducted as part of maintenance activities.
The only exception is the mandatory pre-flight engine run-up prior to take-off, which shall be performed on the runway and is considered equivalent to the noise generated during normal take-off operations.
Flight training activities and calibration flights shall be conducted during daytime hours and in a manner that minimizes environmental noise impact to the greatest extent practicable.
39. Aerodrome charges
NIL
40. Additional information
For more information, see the Airport Rules.
41. Aerodrome obstacles
- No obstacle text
- NIL
- RWY designator
- NIL
- Obstacle type
- NIL
- Elevation
- NIL
- Height
- NIL
- Coordinates
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL