List of gliders (miscellaneous)

This is a list of gliders/sailplanes of the world, (this reference lists all gliders with references, where available)[1] Note: Any aircraft can glide for a short time, but gliders are designed to glide for longer.

This transport-related list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

This list is of gliders/sailplanes that have limited information available.

Miscellaneous

  • Aéroplaneur 1911 glider
  • ANB (glider) (Cyrillic:АНБ)
  • Aquilla (glider)
  • AV 222/H14
  • Bacerka
  • Bahr (glider)
  • Bauart
  • Cancarevic
  • Caucase du Nord (North Caucasus)
  • Chelm School Glider (Latvia)
  • Cirulitis (glider)
  • Cumulus 5 – Japan
  • Daugaviete
  • Delfin (glider)
  • Delfin M-2
  • Delfin M-3
  • Delta 1
  • Dream (glider)
  • Dream (glider)
  • Drückspatz II
  • Dubno School Glider
  • Dzerve
  • Elytre
  • Erglis
  • Gamajun (glider)
  • GK 1911 glider
  • Grif (glider)
  • Gulbene II – Latvia
  • Gulbis (glider)
  • Hamborger Jung
  • Illerfalke
  • ILZS
  • Jamin 1932 glider
  • Janika (glider)
  • Jar Ptiza
  • Jastreb 54
  • Jastreb bis
  • Jenni 1931 glider
  • Jerav (glider) – Bulgaria (Kranich II copy)
  • Joey (glider)
  • Jupp-Pitter
  • Kaija (glider)
  • KANJA Ultra Light Glider
  • Kijushu 5
  • Kijushu 7
  • KL biplane glider
  • Koctebel (glider)
  • Kokot Pisece
  • Kristal (avion)
  • Lāčplēsis (glider)
  • Lányi Az Ket biplán
  • Latvija (glider)
  • Le Grolinet
  • Lenta (glider)
  • Lotnia Feyrala
  • Ly Thermikas
  • Maikapars
  • Mara (glider)
  • Mattley Primary
  • Meinigen
  • Mintava
  • Młody Lotnik Glider
  • Monk Pegasus
  • Mouisset AP-1
  • Mulhousia
  • Mulliners Aeroplane
  • Nameisis (glider)
  • Niemcy Bräutigam
  • Nippon Tombo
  • Okarmusa 1
  • Okarmusa 2
  • Parsla
  • PCF (glider)
  • Perth Glider 2
  • Philips MK-I
  • Philips MK-II
  • PIP (glider)
  • Praha 1922 glider - Skupina Konstrktér
  • Prodam III Hadi
  • Prva petoletka Roda
  • PW-5 (glider) – 1922
  • Renaut Primary
  • Robert Aéroplane
  • Rowley R-100
  • Russell Whisper 2004
  • Sailer Liegnitz
  • Salka (glider)
  • Selija (glider)
  • Seshayes P-1
  • Sesquiplane Glider
  • Sharapov AN Brawler Kudeyar "Desperado"
  • Skaubitis
  • Skauts
  • Skif (glider)
  • Skrunda I
  • Sloka (glider)
  • SM-206
  • SM-5 (glider)
  • Smith Norbet 1923
  • Smolenets (glider) – (Смоленец)
  • Sova (motor-glider)
  • Staburags (glider)
  • STC-CG 1931
  • Streifeneder Albatros I
  • Suarez 1895 glider
  • SUE-1
  • Sup 1922 glider
  • Sutton Airedale
  • SZ-10 Horak

References

  1. ↑ "j2mcl-planeurs". Team J2mcL. Retrieved 29 November 2012.
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