List of aircraft (An–Az)

Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Company (1912–1920)
After merger with Siddeley-Deasy, Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Company (1920–1927)
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft (1927–1963)

Arnold[edit]

(Mike Arnold, Pinole CA.)

Arnold AR-5^[3]
Arnold AR-6^[11](Hoover AR-6)^[12]

Arnoux[edit]

(René Arnoux / Société des Avions Simplex)

Arrowhead[edit]

(Safety Aircraft Corp (B L Smith), Miami, FL)

Safety Airplane B-2^[3]

Arrowplane[edit]

(Arrowplane Mfg Co)

Arrowplane 1910 Biplane^[3]

Arsenal[edit]

(Arsenal de l'Aéronautique) (renamed as SFECMAS - Société Française d’étude Et de Construction de Matériels Aéronautiques Spéciaux in 1949) Source:^[14]

Arup[edit]

(Arup Manufacturing Corporation (fdr: Cloyd L Snyder))

ARV[edit]

(Canada Air RV and later by AC Millennium Corp)

ARV Griffin

ASA (aircraft constructor)[edit]

ASA-200

Ashley[edit]

(David Dexter Ashley)

Ashley SP-5 Bob-O-Link^[3]

Svenska Aero/ASJA[edit]

(AktieBolaget Svenska Järnvägsverkstädernas Aeroplanavdelning)

ASJA SA 11/J5 Jaktfalken
ASJA SA 14/J6 Jaktfalken I/II
ASJA F1
ASJA L1 Viking
ASJA L2
ASJA L10
ASJA L11
ASJA L12 (SAAB J19)
ASJA Viking II
ASJA Sk10 Tigerschwalbe (Raab-Katzenstein RK-26 Tigerschwalbe)

Ask-Nyrop[edit]

(Oscar Ask and Hjalmar Nyrop)

Ask-Nyrop Monoplane No.1 Gräshoppan^[18] (obviously greatly inspired by the Bleriot XI)

Associated Air[edit]

(Woodland, WA)

Associated Air Liberty 181

ASTA[edit]

(Aerospace Technologies of Australia Pty. Ltd.)

ASTA Nomad

Astoux-Védrines[edit]

(L.L. Astoux (designer) & Jules Charles Toussaint Védrines (pilot))

Astoux-Védrines Triplane^[19]^[20]

Astra[edit]

(Astra of Arad, Romania) (aircraft production moved to IAR in 1925)

Astra[edit]

(Société de Constructions Aéronautiques Astra)

ATA[edit]

ATA Cruiser

Atlanta[edit]

Atlanta Aircraft Corporation, aka Prudden-Whitehead (founders: George H. Prudden, Edward Whitehead)

See: Prudden

ATG[edit]

(Aviation Technology Group Inc, Englewood, CO)

ATG Javelin

Atlanta[edit]

(Atlanta Aircraft Corp, (founders: George H Prudden, Edward Whitehead) Atlanta, GA)

Atlantic[edit]

(Atlantic Aircraft Co.)

Atlantic Battleplane^[3]

Atlantic, Atlantic-Fokker[edit]

see Fokker

Atlantic Coast (aircraft constructor)[edit]

Atlantic Coast F-5L

Aubiet[edit]

(Marceau Aubiet)

Aubiet 1922 man powered aeroplane

Auffm-Ordt[edit]

(Clément Auffm-Ordt)

Auffm-Ordt monoplan 1908

AURI[edit]

(Angkatan Udara Republik Indonesia, Depot Penjelidikan, Pertjobaan dan Pembutan - Indonesian Air force research, development, and production depot)

see Indonesian Aerospace

Ausmus[edit]

(Reinhardt Ausmus, Sandusky, OH)

Ausmus 1912 Monoplane^[3]

Auster[edit]

Auster A.2/45
Auster AOP.3^[21]^{[dubious – discuss]}
Auster AOP.6
Auster AOP.8^[21] (not built)
Auster AOP.9
Auster AOP.11
Auster T.7
Auster T.7 Antarctic
Auster T.10
Auster Adventurer
Auster Agricola
Auster Aiglet
Auster Aiglet Trainer
Auster Alpha
Auster Alpine
Auster Arrow
Auster Atom
Auster Autocar
Auster Autocrat
Auster Avis
Auster Workmaster
Taylorcraft Plus C - licence-built Taylorcraft B
Taylorcraft Plus D - re-engined Plus C.
Taylorcraft Auster Model D - Auster I - military version of Plus C with enlarged windows.
Taylorcraft Auster Model E - Auster III - re-engined Auster I with split flaps.
Taylorcraft Auster Model F - Auster II - re-engined Auster I.
Taylorcraft Auster Model G - Auster IV - enlarged version of Auster III.
Taylorcraft Auster Model H - Experimental tandem two-seat training glider converted from Taylorcraft B.
Taylorcraft Auster Model J - Auster V - Auster IV with blind-flying instruments.
Taylorcraft Auster I - military version of Plus C with enlarged windows.
Taylorcraft Auster II - re-engined Auster I.
Taylorcraft Auster III - re-engined Auster I with split flaps.
Taylorcraft Auster IV - enlarged version of Auster III.
Taylorcraft Auster V - Auster IV with blind-flying instruments.
Auster J-1 Autocrat - Three-seat high-winged monoplane light aircraft (fitted with Blackburn Cirrus Minor II engine)
Auster J-1A Autocrat - Four-seat version of Autocrat
Auster J-1B Aiglet - Re-engined agricultural version of Autocraft (De Havilland Gipsy Major engine)
Auster J-1N Alpha - Re-engined four-seat Autocrat (De Havilland Gipsy Major engine)
Auster J-1S Autocrat
Auster J-1U Workmaster - Agricultural version of the Alpha
Auster J-2 Arrow
Auster J-3 Atom - low-powered version of Arrow with Continental engine
Auster J-4 - Arrow with Blackburn Cirrus Minor I engine
Auster J-5 Autocar
Auster J-5Q Alpine
Auster J-5R Alpine
Auster J-8L Aiglet Trainer
Auster 6A Tugmaster - Glider towing conversion of the Auster 6
Auster 6B / Beagle Terrier - civil conversion of the Auster 6
Auster 9M
Auster Model K - A.O.P.6
Auster Model L Proposed low-wing monoplane, not built.^[22]
Auster Model M^[23] - Auster A2/45 - 2 or 3-seat high-wing AOP aircraft, prototype only.
Auster Model N^[23] - Auster A2/45 - Re-engined Model M, prototype only.
Auster Model P - Auster Avis - four-seater based on J/1 with slimmer fuselage, two built.
Auster Model Q - Auster T7 - two-seat trainer version of AOP6.
Auster Model S - AOP aircraft based on AOP6 with enlarged tail, prototype only.
Auster Model A.7^[22] Light twin project, not built.
Auster Model B.1^[22] Mid-wing AOP project, not built.
Auster Model B.3^[24] - radio-controlled target drone.
Auster Model B.4
Auster Model B.5 - AOP.9
Auster Model B.6^[22] low-wing agricultural project, not built.
Auster Model B.8 - Auster B.8 Agricola - Low-winged agricultural aircraft
Auster Model B.9^[22] Ramjet helicopter project, not built
Auster Model C.4 - Auster Antarctic - Modified Auster T7 for Antarctic support.
Auster Model C.6 - Auster Atlantic - four-seat high-wing touring monoplane with tricycle undercarriage, one built.
Auster Model D.4
Auster Model D.5
Auster Model D.6
Auster Model D.8 - Original designation of Beagle Airedale.
Auster Model E.8 - AOP9 with modified engines as the AOP11.

Austin[edit]

(F C Austin, Lake Worth, FL)

Austin 1935 Monoplane^[3]

Australian Aircraft & Engineering Company[edit]

Australian Aircraft & Engineering Company Commercial B1^[25]

Australian Aircraft Industries[edit]

AAI AA-2 Mamba^[26]

Australian Aircraft Kits[edit]

(Australian Aircraft Kits Pty Ltd, Taree, New South Wales, Australia)

AIC[edit]

(Australian Industrial Corporation)

AIC AA-2 Mamba^[28]^[29]

Australian Lightwing[edit]

(Howard Hughes Engineering, Ballina, New South Wales, Australia)

Australian Ultralight Industries[edit]

Australian Ultralight Industries Bunyip

Autogiro[edit]

(Autogiro Company of America (patent-licensing division of Pitcairn Co), Willow Grove, PA)

Autogiro Company of America AC-35

Av8er Limited[edit]

(Woodford Halse, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom)

AV Leichtflugzeuge[edit]

(Haren, Germany)

AV Leichtflugzeuge Vagabund

AVA[edit]

(Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt, Göttingen)

AVA AF 1^[5]^[31]
AVA AF 2^[5]^[32]

Avama[edit]

(Avama s.r.o., Poprad, Slovakia)

Avama Stylus

AvCraft[edit]

AvCraft Aerospace)
AvCraft-Dornier Do328jet

Aveko[edit]

(Aveko s.r.o., Brno, Czech Republic)

Aveko VL-3 Sprint

AVEX[edit]

(asociacion Argentina de constructores de AViones EXperimentales)

AVEX Armar I Gorrion ( Yves Arambide & Norberto Marino)^[33]
AVEX Ghinassi helicopter (Sesto Ghinassi)^[33]
AVEX Yakstas racer (Adolfo Yakstas)^[33]

AVIA[edit]

(Ateliers vosgiens d'industrie aéronautique)

Avia[edit]

(Avia-Zavody Jirího Dimitrova, Czechoslovakia)

Avia 14
Avia 36^[36]
Avia 51
Avia 57
Avia 156
Avia 236
Avia B-33
Avia B-34
- Avia B-234
- Avia B-334
- Avia B-434
- Avia B-534
- Avia B-634
Avia B-35
- Avia B-135
Avia B.71
Avia B-122
- Avia Ba-122
- Avia Bs-122
- Avia Ba-222
- Avia Ba-322
- Avia Ba-422
Avia B-158
Avia BH-1
Avia BH-2
Avia BH-3
Avia BH-4
Avia BH-5
Avia BH-6
Avia BH-7
Avia BH-7A
Avia BH-7B
Avia BH-8
Avia BH-9
Avia BH-10
Avia BH-11
Avia BH-12
Avia BH-16
Avia BH-17
Avia BH-19
Avia BH-20
Avia BH-21
Avia BH-21J
Avia BH-22
Avia BH-23
Avia BH-25
Avia BH-26
Avia BH-27
Avia BH-28
Avia BH-29
Avia BH-33
Avia C.2b
Avia F.IX
Avia F.39
Avia F.139
Avia S-92
Avia S-99
Avia S-199
Avia BH-11B Antilopa (Antelope)^[37]

AVIA[edit]

(Azionaria Vercallese Industrie Aeronautiche)

Avia[edit]

(Avia Scientific-Production Association JSC -Nauchno-Proizodstvennoe Obedinenie Avia Ltd.)

Avia Accord-201^[38]

Aviacor[edit]

(Aviacor Aviation Depot JSC - Aviakor Aviatsionnoye Zavod OAO)^[38]

Aviad[edit]

(Aviad Francesco Di Martino)

Aviad Zigolo MG12

Aviadesign[edit]

(Aviadesign Inc, Camarillo, CA)

Aviadesign A-16 Sport Falcon

Aviakit[edit]

(Aviakit Flight Concept SARL)

Aviakit Vega

Avian[edit]

(Avian Aircraft Ltd.)

Avian 2/180 Gyroplane

Aviatik[edit]

(Automobil und Aviatik A.G. / Automobil und Aviatikwerke Leipzig-Helterblick)

Aviatik B.I
Aviatik B.II (Germany)
Aviatik B.III
Aviatik C.I
Aviatik C.II
Aviatik C.III
Aviatik C.V
Aviatik C.VI
Aviatik C.VII
Aviatik C.VIII
Aviatik C.IX
Aviatik D.I ( Halberstadt D.II(Av))
Aviatik D.II
Aviatik D.III
Aviatik D.IV^[39]
Aviatik D.V
Aviatik D.VI
Aviatik D.VII
Aviatik G.I
Aviatik Dr.I
Aviatik R.III
Aviatik A 2
Aviatik F 37
Aviatik P 1^[40]
Aviatik P 13
Aviatik P 14
Aviatik P 15
Aviatik Doppeldekker Type Militär (P 13)
Aviatik floatplane
Aviatik-Farman pusher biplane
Aviatik-Hanriot monoplane

Aviatik (Austro-Hungarian)[edit]

(Österreichish-Ungarische Flugzeugfabrik Aviatik) Data from:Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One^[40]

Note: As with other Austro-Hungarian manufacturers, The Austrian Aviatik company was allocated a number series for prototypes and experimental aircraft (series 30). Some of these were actually production aircraft with modifications but most were distinct aircraft or variants. Production Aviatik aircraft delivered to the LFT are disambiguated from German production by the (Ö) or (Berg) qualifier, after Österreich / Oberingenieur Julius von Berg, chief engineer from mid-1916.

Aviatik 30.03
Aviatik 30.04
Aviatik 30.04
Aviatik 30.06
Aviatik 30.07 (Gr.I)
Aviatik 30.08
Aviatik 30.09
Aviatik 30.10
Aviatik 30.04
Aviatik 30.04
Aviatik 30.12
Aviatik 30.13
Aviatik 30.14 (1st)
Aviatik 30.14 (2nd)
Aviatik 30.15
Aviatik 30.16
Aviatik 30.17 (Gr.II)
Aviatik 30.18 (Gr.III)
Aviatik 30.19
Aviatik 30.20
Aviatik 30.21
Aviatik 30.22
Aviatik 30.23
Aviatik 30.24
Aviatik 30.25
Aviatik 30.26
Aviatik 30.27
Aviatik 30.28
Aviatik 30.29
Aviatik 30.30
Aviatik 30.31
Aviatik 30.32
Aviatik 30.33
Aviatik 30.34
Aviatik 30.35
Aviatik 30.36
Aviatik 30.37
Aviatik 30.38
Aviatik 30.39
Aviatik 30.40
Aviatik 30.41
Aviatik 30.42
Aviatik series 32 (B.II Austro-Hungarian)
Aviatik series 32.7 (B.II Austro-Hungarian)
Aviatik series 33 (B.III)
Aviatik series 34 (B.II Austro-Hungarian)
Aviatik series 35 (Knoller B.I(Av))
Aviatik series 36 (Knoller C.II(Av))
Aviatik series 37 (C.I)
Aviatik series 38 (D.I)
Aviatik series 39 (D.II)
Aviatik series 131 (G.III)
Aviatik series 132 (B.II)
Aviatik series 136 (Knoller C.II(Av))
Aviatik series 137 (C.I)
Aviatik series 138 (D.I)
Aviatik series 238 (D.I)
Aviatik series 338 (D.I)
Aviatik series 339 (D.II)
Aviatik (Ö) B.II
Aviatik (Ö) B.III
Aviatik (Ö) C.I
Aviatik (Berg) D.I
Aviatik (Berg) D.II
Aviatik (Berg) Dr.I
Aviatik (Ö) G.III
Aviatik (Ö) Gr.I

Aviatik Alliance[edit]

Aviatik Alliance Aleks-251

Aviatika[edit]

(formerly MAI)

Aviation Division[edit]

(AViacijas DIvizions - Latvia)

AVDI^{[citation needed]}

Aviation Industries of Iran[edit]

Aviation Products[edit]

(Aviation Products, Ltd, Bitburg, Germany)

Aviation Products Star Trike

Aviation Traders[edit]

Aviator[edit]

(Aviator (aircraft manufacturer) - Russia)

Avibras[edit]

(Sociedade Avibras Ltda / Avibras Indústria Aeroespacial)

Avibras A-80 Falcao

AVIC[edit]

(Avicopter - Avic Helicopter Company)

AVIC AC311^[43]
AVIC AC313
AVIC ARJ-21
AVIC L-15
AVIC CY-1^{[citation needed]} is it the missile?
AVIC Lucky Bird
AVIC Advanced Heavy Lifter

Avicar[edit]

(Kenneth Bailey, Dearborn, MI)

Avicar BF-8^[3]

Avid Aircraft[edit]

(prev. Light Aero Inc, Caldwell, ID)

Aviméta[edit]

(Sociéte pour la construction d'avion métallique [issu du groupe Schneider])

Avimech[edit]

(Avimech International Aircraft, Inc.)

Avimech DF-1 Dragonfly^{[citation needed]}

JDM Roitelet

AvioTecnica[edit]

Aviotehas[edit]

(V. Post, R. Neudorf, Estonia)

Aviotehas PN-3

Aviotöökoda[edit]

(Estonia)

PON-1^[49] - Post, Org & Neudorf
PON-1A^[49] - Post, Org & Neudorf
PON-2^[49] - Post, Org & Neudorf
PTO-4 - Post, Tooma & Org
RTS-4^[49]

Avis[edit]

(Anderlik-Varga-Iskola-Sport)

AvIS[edit]

(Avio Industrie Stabiensi)

AvIS C.4

Avro[edit]

Avro Canada[edit]

Avro International Aerospace[edit]

(regional jet division of BAE Systems)

Avtek[edit]

(Avtek Corp, Camarillo, CA)

Avtek 400A

Awuza[edit]

(Awuza HikoKenkyusho - Awuza Flight Research Studio)

AWWA[edit]

AWWA Sky Whale^[52]

Ayaks[edit]

Ayaks Concept

Aydlett[edit]

(Donald E Aydlett)

Aydlett A-1

Ayres[edit]

(Fred Ayres)

Azcárate[edit]

(Juan F. Azcárate)

Azalea Aviation[edit]

(Adel, GA)

Azalea Saberwing

Azionaria Vercelles[edit]

see:AVIA (Azionaria Vercellese Industrie Aeronautica)

Aztec Nomad[edit]

(Aztec Nomad Inc, Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada)

Aztec Nomad

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External links[edit]

[Gunston-1] Gunston, Bill (1995). The Osprey Encyclopaedia of Russian Aircraft 1875–1995. London: Osprey. ISBN 1-85532-405-9.

[Durkota-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Durkota, Alan; Darcey, Thomas; Kulikov, Victor (1995). The Imperial Russian Air Service — Famous Pilots and Aircraft of World War I. Mountain View, CA: Flying Machines Press. ISBN 0-9637110-2-4.|page=338-344

[aerofiles.com/_al-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk Eckland, K.O. (7 March 2009). "American airplanes: Al - Az". Aerofiles.com. Retrieved 27 January 2011.

[JAWA1909-4] Jane, Fred T. (1909). Jane's All the World's Airships (Facsimile 1969 ed.). London: Sampson Low & Marston. p. 20. SBN 7153-4649-0.

[Luftruestung_1-5] Nowarra, Heinz J. (1993). Die Deutsche Luftruestung 1933-1945 Vol.1 - AEG-Dornier. Koblenz: Bernard & Graefe Verlag. ISBN 3-7637-5464-4.

[Gaillard4464-6] Gaillard, Pierre (1990). Les Avions Francaisde 1944 a 1964. Paris: Editions EPA. ISBN 2-85120-350-9.

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Anatra[edit]

ANBO[edit]

Andermat[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson[edit]

Anderson Greenwood[edit]

Anderson-Gewert[edit]

Andiz[edit]

Andreae[edit]

Andreasson[edit]

Andrews[edit]

Andrews[edit]

Andrews-Acre[edit]

Andrews & Nicholson[edit]

ANEC[edit]

Anequim[edit]

ANF Les Mureaux[edit]

Anglin[edit]

Angus[edit]

Ann Arbor[edit]

Ansaldo[edit]

Antares Aircraft[edit]

Antilles[edit]

Antique Aero[edit]

Antoinette[edit]

Antonov[edit]

Anzani[edit]

Apco Aviation[edit]

APEV[edit]

Apex[edit]

Apex[edit]

Apollo Ultralight Aircraft[edit]

Applebay[edit]

Applegate[edit]

Applegate-Weyant[edit]

Aquaflight[edit]

Aquila[edit]

Aquilair[edit]

Arado[edit]

ARAF[edit]

Arco[edit]

Arctic Aircraft[edit]

ARDC[edit]

Arey[edit]

Argonaut[edit]

Argus[edit]

Ariel[edit]

Arion[edit]

Arizona Airways[edit]

Arkansas[edit]

Arkhangelsky[edit]

Arlais[edit]

Armada[edit]

Armel[edit]

Armella-Senemaud[edit]

Armitage[edit]

Armstrong Siddeley[edit]

Armstrong Whitworth[edit]

Arnet Pereyra Inc[edit]

Arnold[edit]

Arnoud[edit]

Arnoux[edit]

Arocet[edit]

Arpin[edit]

Arplast Helice[edit]

Arrow[edit]

Arrow[edit]

Arrowhead[edit]

Arrowplane[edit]

Arsenal[edit]

Arsenalul[edit]

Arts & Métiers[edit]

Artois[edit]

Artomov[edit]