LHJK Jakab-Csík Airport
Last updated: 2025.02.20.
1. Aerodrome identification
- Aerodrome location indicator
- LHJK
- Aerodrome name
- Jakab-Csík Airport
- Aerodrome place name
- Jakabszállás
2. Contact
- Address
- 6078 Jakabszállás, 035/94 hrsz.
- Phone
- +36-20/379-1941
- airport@lhjk.info
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5. Aerodrome geographical and administrative data
ARP data
- Coordinates
- 464451N 0193626E
- Site at aerodrome
- On the TWY A
Location of aerodrome
- Distance from city (KM)
- Jakabszállás 1.7 KM
- Direction from city
- 170°
- Elevation
- 364 FT
Magnetic variation data
- Degree of magnetic variation ( °)
- 5°42' E
- Annual change ( °)
- +0°12'
- Year of survey
- 2024
Aerodrome operator data
- Name
- Autoflex-Holding Kft.
- Address
- 6000 Kecskemét, Kadafalva-Heliport, Hrsz. 11751/1
- Phone
- +36-20/379-1941
- Fax
- NIL
- Web
- https://www.lhjk.info
- airport@lhjk.info
Aerodrome data
- Name
- 6078 Jakabszállás, 035/94 hrsz.
- Phone
- +36-20/379-1941 (H. Szabó Sándor)
- Fax
- NIL
- Web
- https://www.lhjk.info
- airport@lhjk.info
- AFS
- NIL
- SITA
- NIL
- Others
- NIL
- Type of traffic allowed at the aerodrome
- VFR, NVFR
- Remarks
- Special airport for civil use
6. Air traffic services communication facitlities
Service designation
|
Call sign
|
Channel
|
Languages used
|
Hours of operation
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
NIL | Jakabszállás | 125.210 CH | HU | According to opening hours | NIL |
7. Operation hours
- AD Administration
- 0800L - Until the end of civil twilight on prior notice, which may be extended with the prior permission of the operator until 22:00L on weekdays. The detailed rules for applying for permission are laid down in the Local Rules section of the Airport Regulations.
- Customs and immigration
- NIL
- Health and sanitation
- First aid at the airport during opening hours, hospital in Kecskemét day and night.
- AIS Briefing Office
- NIL
- ATS Reporting Office (ARO)
- NIL
- MET Briefing Office
- NIL
- ATS
- NIL
- Fuelling
- Available: 100L and JETA1; during the opening hours of the airport
- Handling
- NIL
- Security
- H24
- De-icing
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
8. Available handling services and facilities
- Cargo-handling facilities
- NIL
- Fuel types
- 100LL, JET A1
- Oil types
- NIL
- Fuelling facilities and capacity
-
Installed fuel filling station;
Capacity of 100LL is 20 000 liters, available 5 000 liters;
Capacity of JETA1 is 10 000 liters, available 5 000 liters
- De-icing facilities
- NIL
- Hangar space for visiting aircraft
- Limited, by prior arrangement
- Repair facilities for visiting aircraft
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
9. Passenger facilities
- Hotels
- Aero Hotel, Jakabszállás, Külterület Hrsz. 035/98 Tel.: +36 76 382770, Email.: info@aerohotel.hu
- Restaurants
- Aero Hotel, Jakabszállás, Külterület Hrsz. 035/98 Tel.: +36 76 382770, Email.: info@aerohotel.hu
- Transportation
- Taxi, car rental
- Medical facilities
- First aid at the aerodrome, hospital in the city of Kecskemét
- Bank and Post Office
- In the city of Kecskemét
- Tourist Office
- Aero Hotel, Jakabszállás, Külterület Hrsz. 035/98 Tel.: +36 76 382770, Email.: info@aerohotel.hu
- 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), Category 3 on the basis of a prior application. The detailed rules for the submission of the application are set out in the Airport Rules in the section on local regulations.
- Available rescue and fire fighting services
- Total 2 persons, basic firefighting course with firefighting exam
- Rescue and fire fighting equipment
-
Fire extinguishing appliances and equipment belonging to category 3 of Annex 3 of Government Decree 85/2024 (IV. 17);
Hoses in lengths of 20 m, diameters of 50 and 64 mm, foam hoses, radiant tubes, spigots,
General ladder 1 pc,
AIDS gloves 1 box,
Tension rod, 95 cm 1 pc,
Heavy duty hacksaw, with spare blades 1 pc,
Axe 1 pc,
Hammer 1,8 kg 1 pc,
Digging shovel 1 pc,
Pliers with 1,6 cm cutting edge 1 pc,
Combination pliers 20 cm 1 pc,
Pipe and water pump pliers 25 cm 1 pc,
First aid kit for category C vehicles 1 pc
- Capability for removal of disabled aircraft
-
1 passenger vehicle with towing hook,
1 John Deere tractor,
2 Caterpillar front loader
- Remarks
- NIL
11. Clearing
- Types of clearing equipment
- 1 John Deere tractor with snow pusher and broom
- Clearance priorities
- Runway, solid surface taxiways
- Remarks
- NIL
12. Aprons
Designation
|
Surface
|
Strength
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|
NIL | Grass | 5.5 t (1 t) |
The load-bearing capacity of grassed areas, including the grassed forecourt, is highly dependent on the soil and therefore only at the operator's own risk, after prior consultation with the operator used in advance. Information on their condition and current load-bearing capacity can be obtained by telephone from airport manager. The surface of a runway is wet if the 1 per square metre in 1 minute exceeds 100. The measurement shall be performed only for unit amounts greater than 0.5 millimetres of liquid shall be taken into account for the measurement. |
13. Taxiways
Designation
|
Surface
|
Strength
|
Width (M)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|
A | Asphalt | 5.5 t | NIL | NIL |
B | Other | 5.5 t | NIL | Paving stone |
C | Asphalt | 5.5 t | NIL | NIL |
D | Other | 5.5 t | NIL | Paving stone |
E | Other | 5.5 t | NIL | Paving stone |
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
- Taxiway, runway waiting point signs
- RWY and TWY markings and lighting
-
On the runway, centerline pavement markings, runway threshold and edge lights according to the point of the approach and runway lights.
On asphalt and paved taxiways, taxiway information and runway identification signs, as well as waiting point pavement signs and taxiway lights.
- Stop bars
- NIL
- Remarks
- NIL
16. Runways (RWY)
RWY designator
|
True bearing
|
Magnetic bearing
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Strength
|
Surface
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | 146° | 141° | 800 | 18 | 5.5 t | Asphalt | See the remark at the aprons |
32 | 326° | 321° | 800 | 18 | 5.5 t | Asphalt | See the remark at the aprons |
17. Aerodrome obstacles
RWY designator
|
Obstacle type
|
Elevation
|
Height
|
Coordinates
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | Inhabited area, settlement | 464 FT | 100 FT | 464543.6N 0193601.9E | 343° and 1704 M from ARP |
14 | Group of trees | 464 FT | 100 FT | 464509.9N 0193559.3E | 316° and 813 M from ARP |
14 | Group of trees | 464 FT | 100 FT | 464503.1N 0193554.7E | 299° and 761 M from ARP |
14 | Buildings | 414 FT | 50 FT | 464453.2N 0193623.2E | 322° and 86 M from ARP |
14 | Farm | 414 FT | 50 FT | 464449.1N 0193605.1E | 263° and 446 M from ARP |
14 | Group of trees | 464 FT | 100 FT | 464418.6N 0193656.1E | 148° and 1187 M from ARP |
18. Stopways (SWY)
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Strength
|
Surface
|
Slope (%)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
19. Clearways (CWY)
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Slope (%)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
20. STRIP
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
21. RESA
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Width (M)
|
Surface
|
Obstacle free zone (OFZ)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
22. Declared distances
RWY designator
|
TORA (M)
|
TODA (M)
|
ASDA (M)
|
LDA (M)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | 800 | 1000 | 1000 | 800 | See the remark at the aprons |
32 | 800 | 892 | 892 | 800 | See the remark at the aprons |
23. Approach lighting
RWY designator
|
Type
|
Length (M)
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
24. Threshold lighting
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Wing bar lights
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|
14 | Red | NIL | 18 M |
32 | Red | NIL | 18 M |
25. Visual approach slope indicator system lighting
RWY designator
|
Type
|
Data
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
26. Touchdone zone lighting
RWY designator
|
Length of lighting (M)
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL |
27. Runway centreline lighting
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Spacing (M)
|
Colour
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL | NIL |
28. Runway edgeline lighting
RWY designator
|
Length (M)
|
Spacing (M)
|
Colour
|
Intensity
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | 50 | White | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | 50 | White | NIL | NIL |
29. Runway end lighting
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|
14 | Red | 18 M |
32 | Red | 18 M |
30. Runway wing bars lighting
RWY designator
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL |
31. Stopway lighting
RWY designator
|
Length of lighting (M)
|
Colour
|
Remarks
|
---|---|---|---|
14 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32 | NIL | NIL | NIL |
32. Other lighting, secondary power supply
- ABN/IBN location, charasteristics and hours of operation
- NIL
- LDI location and lighting
- NIL
- Anemometer location and lighting
- NIL
- 4Centre line lighting
- NIL
- TWY edge line lighting
- NIL
- Secondary power supply
- Yes, with manual switching
- 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
Only aircraft whose commander has been authorised by the airport operator to use the airport may use the airport. By registering a flight on the airport's website, the operator's permission is granted following written feedback.
The grass operating field may be accessed by using the hard surfaced taxiways and crossing the hard surfaced runway. In all cases, aircraft taking off and landing shall have priority over traffic taxiing on the field of operations and crossing the hard surfaced runway.
The operator shall endeavour to keep wild animals out of the airport area, but their presence cannot be excluded.
The grass operating field may be accessed by using the hard surfaced taxiways and crossing the hard surfaced runway. In all cases, aircraft taking off and landing shall have priority over traffic taxiing on the field of operations and crossing the hard surfaced runway.
The operator shall endeavour to keep wild animals out of the airport area, but their presence cannot be excluded.
Activities at the airport (Yes / No)
- Unmanned aerial vehicle (D)
- Yes
- Ballon (B)
- Yes
- Ultralight (U)
- Yes
- Hang glider (N)
- Yes
- Short take-off and landing (R)
- Yes
- Landplane (L)
- Yes
- Paraglider (P)
- Yes
- Glider (G)
- Yes
- Amphibian (A)
- Yes
- Helicopter (H)
- Yes
- Gyrocopter (G)
- Yes
- Tilt-wing aircraft (T)
- Yes
- Other (O)
- NIL
38. Noise abatement procedures
The following local standards will apply to reduce the noise impact of the airport on the surrounding communities:
- the runway to be used primarily by powered aircraft shall be a hard surfaced runway, however, aircraft operators may decide to use a grass field of operation, taking into account the traffic situation, on the basis of prior information on the current condition and load capacity of the runway;
- unpowered aircraft may use the grass apron;
- engine checks on powered aircraft requiring a power setting higher than the base throttle may only be carried out in the engine parking area marked on taxiway C;
- for powered aircraft, the left-hand circuit shall be used for 32 runways and the right-hand circuit for 14 runways. Deviations from the prescribed traffic circle are permitted only for reasons of aviation safety;
- for arriving and departing powered aircraft, it is prohibited to fly over inhabited areas below the altitude specified in the SERA Regulation;
- non-powered aircraft must use the right-hand traffic circle on 32 runways and the left-hand traffic circle on 14 runways.
- the runway to be used primarily by powered aircraft shall be a hard surfaced runway, however, aircraft operators may decide to use a grass field of operation, taking into account the traffic situation, on the basis of prior information on the current condition and load capacity of the runway;
- unpowered aircraft may use the grass apron;
- engine checks on powered aircraft requiring a power setting higher than the base throttle may only be carried out in the engine parking area marked on taxiway C;
- for powered aircraft, the left-hand circuit shall be used for 32 runways and the right-hand circuit for 14 runways. Deviations from the prescribed traffic circle are permitted only for reasons of aviation safety;
- for arriving and departing powered aircraft, it is prohibited to fly over inhabited areas below the altitude specified in the SERA Regulation;
- non-powered aircraft must use the right-hand traffic circle on 32 runways and the left-hand traffic circle on 14 runways.
39. Aerodrome charges
The aerodrome fee is published in the valid Airport Rules and on the airport's website, www.lhjk.info.
40. Additional information
For more information, see the Airport Rules.