List of aircraft (An–Az)

This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with the letters 'An' through 'Az'.

An–Az

Anahuac

(Fabrica de Aviones Anahuac)

Anatra

(Artur Antonovich Anatra)

ANBO

(Karo Aviacijos Tiekimo Skyrius - Military Aviation Supply Department) (ANBO - Antanas Nori Būti Ore – "Antanas wants to be airborne")

Andermat

(Andermat Aeroplane Co)

  • Andermat 1916 Biplane[2]

Anderson

(Anderson Aircraft Mfg Co)

  • Welch Biplane[2]

Anderson

(Louis "Andy" Anderson)

  • Anderson #1[2]
  • Anderson #2[2]
  • Anderson #3[2]
  • Anderson Scampy[2]
  • Anderson Baby A[2]

Anderson

(Andrew A. Anderson)

Anderson

(Maynard B Anderson)

  • Anderson Honey Bee[2]
  • Anderson R-1 Rotorplane[2]

Anderson

((Alvin E) Anderson Propeller Co)

  • Anderson Special[2]

Anderson

(Anderson Aircraft Corporation / Earl Anderson, Delray Beach, FL)

Anderson Greenwood

((Ben M) Anderson, (Marvin H) Greenwood & Co)

Anderson-Gewert

(Charles Lee Anderson & E R Gewert, Reno, NV)

  • Anderson-Gewert Racing Model[2]

Andiz

(Andiz Aircraft Corp)

Andreae

(F O Andreae)

  • Andreae 1909 Multiplane[2]

Andreasson

(Bjorn Andreasson, San Diego, CA)

Andrews

(Edward F Andrews)

  • Andrews 1910 Biplane[2]

Andrews

(C.G. Andrews, New Zealand)

Andrews-Acre

  • Andrews-Acre monoplane

Andrews & Nicholson

(Henry G Andrews & Ray E Nicholson)

  • Andrews & Nicholson T-1[2]

ANEC

(Air Navigation and Engineering Company)

Anequim

(Anequim Project Team)

  • Anequim Project Team Anequim

ANF Les Mureaux

(Atelier du Nord de la France Les Mureaux / Ateliers Les Mureaux)

Anglin

(Jessie Anglin)

Angus

(Arthur Lighton Angus)

Ann Arbor

(Ann Arbor Air Service)

  • Brundage R-3

Ansaldo

(Ansaldo Aeronautica, 336 Corso Francia, Turin, Italy)

Antares Aircraft

(Antares Aircraft, Ukraine)

Antilles

Antique Aero

(Antique Aero, Asbury Park, NJ)

  • Antique Aero Replica Albatros D.V[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Albatros D.Va[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Fokker D.VII[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Fokker Dr.I[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Fokker E.III[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Nieuport 28[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Sopwith 1½ Strutter[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Sopwith Camel[2]
  • Antique Aero Replica Sopwith Pup[2]

Antoinette

(Léon Levavasseur)

Antonov

Anzani

(Alexandre Anzani)

  • Anzani 1909 Monoplane (aka "de Mas Monoplane" after a probable sponsor)

Apco Aviation

(Caesarea, Israel)

  • Apco Activa
  • Apco Air Xtreme
  • Apco Allegra
  • Apco Bagheera
  • Apco Enigma
  • Apco Extra
  • Apco Fiesta
  • Apco Force
  • Apco Fun
  • Apco Futura
  • Apco Game
  • Apco HiLite
  • Apco Karma
  • Apco Keara
  • Apco Lift
  • Apco NRG
  • Apco Play
  • Apco Presta
  • Apco Prima
  • Apco Salsa
  • Apco Santana
  • Apco Sierra
  • Apco Simba
  • Apco Speedstar
  • Apco Starlite
  • Apco System K
  • Apco Tetra
  • Apco Tigra
  • Apco Thrust
  • Apco Twister
  • Apco Vista
  • Apco Zefira

APEV

(Association pour la Promotion des Echelles Volantes, (English: Association for the Promotion of Flying Ladders), Peynier, France)

Apex

(Apex Aviation, Czech Republic)

Apex

(Apex Aircraft)

Apollo Ultralight Aircraft

(Apollo Ultralight Aircraft / Halley Ltd., Eger, Hungary)

Applebay

Applegate

((Ray) Applegate Amphibians, Lock Haven, PA)

  • Applegate Amphibian[2]

Applegate-Weyant

(Applegate & Weyant, Tecumseh MI, Elkhart, IN)

  • Applegate-Weyant Dart GC[2]

Aquaflight

(Aquaflight Inc, 1601 Harrison Ave, Wilmington, DE)

Aquila

(Aquila Aviation by Excellence)

Aquilair

(Theize, France)

Arado

(Arado Flugzeugwerke GmbH) (For WWII projects with no RLM designation see: List of German aircraft projects, 1939-1945)

ARAF

  • ARAF Cammandre 1[5]

Arco

(Arco Aircraft Co (fdrs: J T & Richard Arwine))

  • Arco 1930 Sportplane[2]

Arctic Aircraft

(Arctic Aviation / Arctic Aircraft Co (fdr: Bill Diehl))

ARDC

(Air Research and Development Command)

  • ARDC RP-440 Omega

Arey

(Krasnoyarsk, Russia)

Argonaut

(Argonaut Aircraft Inc)

  • Argonaut H-20 Pirate[2]* Argonaut H-24 Pirate[2]

Argus

(Argus Motoren GmbH)

Ariel

(Stearman-Jensen Aircraft Co / Stearman Aviation Incorporated / Ariel Aircraft Inc (Glenn A Stearman, Pres))

Arion

Arizona Airways

(Arizona Airways Inc)

  • Arizona Airways Whitewing[2]

Arkansas

  • Arkansas CX-3[2]

Arkhangelsky

Arlais

  • Arlais AC.210[6]

Armada

((Bert) Acosta Aviation, Trenton, NJ)

Armel

(M C Armel, 243 E Daugherty St, Athens, GA)

  • Armel White Dove Commercial[2]

Armella-Senemaud

(Armella & Senemaud)

  • Armella-Senemaud AS.10 Mistral[7]

Armitage

(George Armitage, Providence, RI)

  • Armitage 1910 Monoplane[2]
  • Armitage S-8[2]

Armstrong-Siddeley Aircraft

  • Armstrong-Siddeley Sinaia (1921) - Bomber (1 built)[8]

Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft

Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Company (1912–1920)
Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Company (1920–1927)
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft (1927–1963)

Arnet Pereyra Inc

Arnold

(Mike Arnold, Pinole CA.)

Arnoud

  • Arnoud 1911 Biplane

Arnoux

(René Arnoux / Société des Avions Simplex)

  • Arnoux 1909 Biplane (No.1)[10]
  • Arnoux 1912 Monoplane (No.2)[10]
  • Arnoux Stabloplan 1912 (No.3)[10]
  • Arnoux Stablavion 1913 (No.4)[10]
  • Arnoux Stabloplan 1914 (No.5)[10]
  • Arnoux Simplex 10hp[10]
  • Arnoux Simplex 320hp
  • Arnoux HD14 sans Queue 1923

Arocet

(Arocet Inc, Arlington, WA)

Arpin

Arplast Helice

Arrow

(Arrow Aircraft Ltd.)

Arrow

(Arrow Aircraft & Motors Corp)

Arrowhead

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

  • Safety Airplane B-2[2]

Arrowplane

(Arrowplane Mfg Co)

  • Arrowplane 1910 Biplane[2]

Arsenal

(Arsenal de l'Aéronautique) (renamed as SFECMAS - Société Française d’étude Et de Construction de Matériels Aéronautiques Spéciaux in 1949) Source:[11]

Arsenalul

(Arsenalul Aeronautic - Bucharest)

  • Arsenalul Aeron
  • Arsenalul Brandemburg
  • Arsenalul Proto 1

Arts & Métiers

Artois

(Chantiers de l'Artois)

  • d'Artois 'Aérotorpille'[12]
  • d'Artois 'Hydroaéroplane'[13]

Artomov

(Mikhail Artomov)

Arup

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

ARV

(Canada Air RV and later by AC Millennium Corp)

ARV

(ARV, United Kingdom)

ASA (aircraft constructor)

  • ASA-200

Asboth

(Oscar von Asboth)

  • Asboth 1908 biplane
  • Asboth AH-1
  • Asboth AH-2
  • Asboth AH-3
  • Asboth AH-4

Ascanio

  • Ascanio Helicopter

Ascension

  • Ascension 1908 Aircraft

Ashley

(David Dexter Ashley)

  • Ashley SP-5 Bob-O-Link[2]

ASJA

(AktieBolaget Svenska Järnvägsverkstädernas Aeroplanavdelning)

Askew

(Charles E Askew)

ASL

(Aeronautical Syndicate Ltd)

ASO

(Air Sud Ouest)

  • ASO-1070 Griffon

Asso Aerei

(Giuseppe Vidor, Italy)

  • Asso I
  • Asso II
  • Asso III
  • Asso IV Whiskey
  • Asso V Champion
  • Asso V Jolly
  • Asso V X-Ray
  • Asso VI Junior
  • Asso VI Evolution
  • Asso VII
  • Asso VIII Centauro
  • Asso IX Warrior
  • Asso X Jewel
  • Asso XI Sprint
  • Asso XIV Spitfire

Associated

  • Associated 1929 Monoplane[2]

Associated Air

(Woodland, WA)

Ast

(Carl & Vincent Ast, Van Nuys, CA)

ASTA

(Aerospace Technologies of Australia Pty. Ltd.)

Asteria

  • Asteria No. 3

Astoux-Védrines

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

Astra

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

  • Astra-Proto
  • Astra-Şeşefski
  • Proto-1
  • Proto-2
  • Proto-S.E.T.-2

Astra

(Société de Constructions Aéronautiques Astra)

AstroFlight

AT & T Company

  • AT & T Company Aquaglide-5

ATA

Atalante

  • Atalante GB-10

ATEC v.o.s.

(Libice nad Cidlinou, Czech Republic)

ATE-International

  • ATE Saphire

Ateliers Aeronautique de Boulogne

  • Ateliers Aeronautique de Boulogne Ju 88[5]

Ateliers Aeronautique de Colombes

  • Ateliers Aeronautique de Colombes AAC.1[5]

Ateliers Aéronautiques de Suresnes

  • Ateliers Aeronautique de Suresnes AAS.01[5]

Ateliers Fred Herrmann

  • De Glymes DG X

ATG

(Aviation Technology Group Inc, Englewood, CO)

Atlanta

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

Atlantic

(Atlantic Aircraft Co.)

  • Atlantic Battleplane[2]

Atlantic, Atlantic-Fokker

see Fokker

Atlantic Coast (aircraft constructor)

Atlas

Atlas

(Atlas Aircraft Corp, Hemet, CA)

ATOL

ATR

(Avion de Transport Régional)

Atwood

(Harry N Atwood, Saugus, MA

  • Atwood-Wright 1911 Biplane[2]
  • Atwood 1913 Biplane[2]

Aubert Aviation

(Paul Aubert)

Aubiet

(Marceau Aubiet)

  • Aubiet 1922 man powered aeroplane

Audenis

(Charles Audenis and Jean Jacob)

Auffm-Ordt

(Clément Auffm-Ordt)

  • Auffm-Ordt monoplan 1908

Aurebach

(R H Aurebach)

  • Aurebach Wasp Special[2]

AURI

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

see Indonesian Aerospace

Aurore Sarl

(Sauvagnon, France)

Ausmus

(Reinhardt Ausmus, Sandusky, OH)

  • Ausmus 1912 Monoplane[2]

Auster

Austin

(F C Austin, Lake Worth, FL)

  • Austin 1935 Monoplane[2]

Austin Motor Company

Australian Aircraft & Engineering Company

  • Australian Aircraft & Engineering Company Commercial B1[21]

Australian Aircraft Industries

Australian Aircraft Kits

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

Australian Autogyro

AIC

(Australian Industrial Corporation)

Australian Lightwing

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

Australian Ultralight Industries

Auto-Aero

Autogiro

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

AutoGyro

(AutoGyro GmbH)

Av8er Limited

(Woodford Halse, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom)

AV Leichtflugzeuge

AV Leichtflugzeuge

(Haren, Germany)

AVA

(Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt, Göttingen)

Avalon

Avama

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

AvCraft

  • AvCraft Aerospace)
  • AvCraft-Dornier Do328jet

AVDI

(AViacijas DIvizions)

  • AVDI

AVE

(Advanced Vehicle Engineers)

Aveko

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

AVEX

(asociacion Argentina de constructores de AViones EXperimentales)

  • AVEX Armar I Gorrion ( Yves Arambide & Norberto Marino)[27]
  • AVEX Ghinassi helicopter (Sesto Ghinassi)[27]
  • AVEX Yakstas racer (Adolfo Yakstas)[27]

AVI

(AVI, Argentina)

AVIA

(Ateliers vosgiens d'industrie aéronautique)

  • AVIA X-A
  • AVIA XI-A
  • AVIA XV-A
  • AVIA XX-A
  • AVIA 22A
  • AVIA 30E
  • AVIA 32E
  • AVIA 40P
  • AVIA 41P
  • AVIA 50MP
  • AVIA 60MP
  • AVIA 151A
  • AVIA 152A

Avia

(Avia-Zavody Jirího Dimitrova, Czechoslovakia)

AVIA

(Azionaria Vercallese Industrie Aeronautiche)

Avia

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

Aviacor

(Aviacor Aviation Depot JSC - Aviakor Aviatsionnoye Zavod OAO)[32]

Aviad

(Aviad Francesco Di Martino)

Aviadesign

(Aviadesign Inc, Camarillo, CA)

Aviafiber

Aviaimpex

Aviakit

(Aviakit Flight Concept SARL)

Aviamilano

(Aviamilano Costruzione Aeronautiche)

Aviaimpeks

Avian

(Avian Aircraft Ltd.)

Aviana

  • Aviana 10

Aviasouz

(Kazan, Russia)

Aviastroitel

Aviasud

Aviat

(Aviat Aircraft Inc,)

Aviata

  • Aviata GM-1 Gniady

Aviate Products

(Booysens, South Africa)

Aviatik

(Automobil und Aviatik A.G.)

Aviatik (Austro-Hungarian)

(Österreichish-Ungarische Flugzeugfabrik Aviatik) Data from:Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One[34]

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 Alliance

Aviatika

(formerly MAI)

Aviation Division

( Aviacijas divizions - Latvia)

  • AVDI

Aviation Industries of Iran

Aviation Products

(Aviation Products, Ltd, Bitburg, Germany)

Aviation Traders

Aviator

(Aviator (aircraft manufacturer) - Russia)

Avibras

(Sociedade Avibras Ltda / Avibras Indústria Aeroespacial)

  • Avibras A-80 Falcao

AVIC

(Avicopter - Avic Helicopter Company)

Avicar

(Kenneth Bailey, Dearborn, MI)

Avid Aircraft

(prev. Light Aero Inc, Caldwell, ID)

Aviméta

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

Avimech

(Avimech International Aircraft, Inc.)

  • Avimech DF-1 Dragonfly

Avioane Craiova

(Avioane Craiova S.A., Romania)

Avio Design

(Avio Design Ltd, Kazanlak, Bulgaria)

Avions Fairey

see also Tipsy

Avions JDM

AvioTecnica

Aviotehas

(Estonia)

Aviotöökoda

(Estonia)

  • PON-1[43] - Post, Org & Neudorf
  • PON-1A[43] - Post, Org & Neudorf
  • PON-2[43] - Post, Org & Neudorf
  • PTO-4 - Post, Tooma & Org
  • RTS-4[43]

Avis

(Anderlik-Varga-Iskola-Sport)

AvIS

(Avio Industrie Stabiensi)

  • AvIS C.4

Avro

See also: Roe

Avro Canada

Avro International Aerospace

(regional jet division of BAE Systems)

Avtek

(Avtek Corp, Camarillo, CA)

Awuza

(Awuza HikoKenkyusho - Awuza Flight Research Studio)

  • Awuza (ground taxi-ing) Trainer[45]
  • Awuza No.2 Seiho-go[45]

Aydlett

(Donald E Aydlett)

Ayres

(Fred Ayres)

Azcárate

(Juan F. Azcárate)

Azalea Aviation

(Adel, GA)

Azionaria Vercelles

see:AVIA (Azionaria Vercellese Industrie Aeronautica)

Aztec Nomad

(Aztec Nomad Inc, Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada)

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