stored for many years

This An-2 was originally delivered to MÉM Rep. Szolgálat in March 1979 and then being transferred over to Air Service Hungary from January 1990. The people behind Air Church installed an altar in the plane and it was used for wedding and funeral flights until 2008 when the priest performing the ceremonies passed away.

Delivered new to MÉM Rep. Szolgálat in 1981. Flying for Air Service Hungary at time of photo. Noted still active at Szatymaz in July 2020.

This An-2 was first registered to MÉM Rep. Szolgálat in February 1981, later transferring to Air Service Hungary. It was bought by Air Patrol Fft. in March 2000 but its CoA expired a few months later (so bought for spares?). The plane was in storage, as fuselage only, for a long time at Kaposvar - Kaposujlak (LHKV) but has been recently restored, brought back to airworthiness so that it was able to attend this wonderful event.

This Colt was delivered to Hungary in March 1979 with a VIP interior and was used initially for Government duties. The plane's CofA expired in September 2007 and it was subsequently damaged in a storm (the lower port wing is bent upwards) resulting in it being stored at Budaors ever since.

If I gathered this correctly, a Hungarian Catholic organization intended to use this beautifully painted An-2 for wedding and funerary flights, the cabin containing an altar. Whether any ceremonies were actually carried out I do not know.