Sales, maintenance and inspection of ultralight aircraft as well as a mechanical engineering office
Aerodynamic Flugzeug & Technik GmbH
Greifing 3, A-4982 Mörschwang (AT)New on Amplifa
Company profile
Aerodynamic Flugzeug & Technik GmbH, based in Mörschwang (Upper Austria), was founded more than 15 years ago by Ing. Peter Huber, originally with the aim of trading, servicing and maintaining aircraft. In close cooperation with manufacturers and authorities, aircraft approval documentation has been prepared and continuously expanded ever since. The company sells ultralight aircraft of the EUROFOX brand, provides advice on purchases, and carries out all maintenance work on engine, propeller, airframe and avionics, installations and modifications, repairs and special work. In Austria, the company offers UL construction inspections and reviews in accordance with the LTH of Austrocontrol; in Germany, it offers annual and avionics re-inspections as well as production inspections for WT9-Dynamic and Eurofox. In 2025, Stefan Huber joined the company management; the portfolio was expanded to include a mechanical engineering office, which also develops accessories for aerodynamically controlled ultralight aircraft and creates maintenance programs.
- Site
- A-4982 Mörschwang
- Processes
- Sales, service, maintenance and servicing of ultralight aircraft (engine, propeller, airframe,, UL construction inspection, reviews according to LTH of Austrocontrol, annual re-inspections, Preparation of documentation for approved maintenance programs; installation and modification of, Mechanical engineering office (technical services), Sales of ultralight aircraft (EUROFOX), Advice on aircraft purchases, Service, maintenance and re-inspections, UL construction inspection (Austrocontrol LTH)
- Materials
- Steel tube (steel tube construction Eurofox), Polyfiber (Polyfiber covering), Steel tube construction, Polyfiber covering
- Certificates
- Construction inspection according to LTH Austrocontrol, Annual and avionics re-inspections, Production inspections WT9-Dynamic/Eurofox
- Industries
- Aviation, Ultralight aviation, Mechanical engineering
- 01
Sales and consulting
- 02
UL construction inspection / re-inspections
- 03
Maintenance and servicing
- 04
Installation/modification and repair
- 05
Engineering and approval documentation
Materials and construction
Steel tube construction
Frame structure of the Eurofox light aircraft for a robust, easy-to-maintain design.
Polyfiber covering
Covering of the Eurofox airframe.
Location
Mörschwang
ATLocation
- Materials
- Steel tube, Polyfiber
Components and aircraft
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sales, service, maintenance and servicing of ultralight aircraft (engine, propeller, airframe,Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| UL construction inspection, reviews according to LTH of Austrocontrol, annual re-inspectionsInspection | – | – | – | – | – |
| Preparation of documentation for approved maintenance programs; installation and modification ofEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Mechanical engineering office (technical services)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Inspection and approval
Inspections are carried out as UL construction inspections and reviews in accordance with the LTH of Austrocontrol Ges.m.b.H. in Austria, as well as annual and avionics re-inspections and production inspections for WT9-Dynamic and Eurofox in Germany; the team holds Austrian and German instruction and examiner authorisations.
| Evidence | Mörschwang |
|---|---|
| Construction inspection according to LTH Austrocontrol | |
| Annual and avionics re-inspections | |
| Production inspections WT9-Dynamic/Eurofox |
Company history
- ca. 2010
Founded by Ing. Peter Huber with the aim of trading, servicing and maintaining aircraft; building up approval documentation in cooperation with manufacturers and authorities.
- 2025
Stefan Huber officially joins the company; strategic expansion to include a mechanical engineering office.