List of aircraft (Hf-Hz)

(Hamburger Flugzeugbau GmbH)

• HFB 209
• HFB 314
• HFB 320 Hansa Jet

• HFL Stratos 300

(Orville H Hickman, Minneapolis, MN)

• Hickman H-16[1]
• Hickman H-20[1]
• Hickman H-22[1]
• Packmag Midget Seaplane[1]

(Leo A Hidde, Milwaukee, WI)

• Hidde LH-1[1]

((Andrew J & Frank O) Higgins Industries Inc, New Orleans, LA)

• Higgins EB-1 Rotorplane[1]

(J H Higgins, Bunkburnett, TX)

• Higgins H-2[1]

(Clarence Higley, Cummings, KS)

• Higley Parasol[1]

• Higher Class Aviation Sport Hornet

((Frederick C) Hild-(Edward F) Marshonet, Hempstead, NY)

• Hild-Marshonet 1911 Monoplane[1]
• Hild-Marshonet 1912 Trainer[1]
• Hild-Marshonet 1919 Biplane[1]
• Hild-Marshonet 1920 Biplane[1]

• Hummer

(Topeka, KS)

• Hill Tomcat[1]

(John Hill, Enid, OK)

• Hill Tiny Hawk[1]

(Keith Hill and Roger Kemman)

• Hill-Kemman HK-1[1]

(Hillberg Helicopters, Fountain Valley, CA)

• Hillberg Turbine Exec
• Hillberg EH1-01 RotorMouse
• Hillberg EH1-02 TandemMouse

(Stanley Hiller (Sr), Alameda, CA)

• Hiller 1911 monoplane[1]

(1942: (Stanley) Hiller Industries, Berkeley, CA, 1944: United Helicopters Inc (Hiller & Henry J Kaiser), 625 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, CA, c.1952: Hiller Helicopters. 1961: Acquisition by Eltra Corp, a holding company. 1964: Fairchild-Hiller Corp. 1973: Hiller Aviation. 1984: Fairchild-Hiller assets sold to Rogerson Aircraft Corp as Rogerson-Hiller, Port Angeles, WA, 1994: Hiller Aircraft Corp, Newark, CA, established when Jeffrey Hiller (son of Stanley) led an investment consortium to repurchase the assets from Rogerson-Hiller Corp.)

• Hiller H-5[2]
• Hiller OH-23 Raven
• Hiller YH-32 Hornet
• Hiller XH-44[2]
• Hiller HO-1
• Hiller HO-5
• Hiller VJ-100 two-man VTOL jet-rocket aircraft[2][3]
• Hiller HOE
• Hiller HTE
• Hiller ROE Rotocycle
• Hiller VZ-1 Pawnee "Flying Platform"
• Hiller X-18
• Hiller 206[2]
• Hiller Model 360 (UH-12)
• Hiller 360 (1981)
• Hiller autogyro[2]
• Fairchild Hiller FH-227
• Fairchild Hiller FH-1100
• Hiller HJ-1 Hornet
• Hiller J-5[2]
• Hiller HH-120 Hornet[2]
• Hiller Ten99
• Hiller UH-4 Commuter[2]
• Hiller UH-5B Rotormatic[2]
• Hiller UH-12
• Hiller VXT-8
• Hiller X-2-235[2]
• Hiller CH-112 Nomad RCAF

(Hillman Helicopters, Paso Robles, CA and Stellar Airpark, Chandler, AZ)

• Hillman Model 360[1]
• Hillman Busy Bee[1]
• Hillman Hornet
• Hillman Turbo Hornet[1]
• Hillman Wankelbee[1]

(F.H. Hills & Sons)

• Hillson Praga
• Hillson Pennine
• Hillson Helvellyn
• Hillson Bi-mono
• Hillson F.H.40 'Slip-wing Hurricane

(Hilton Aircraft Co, 621 W Douglas, Wichita, KS)

• Hilton & Brown 1000 (a.k.a. Hilton Super)[1]

(Hinchman Aircraft Company)

• Hinchman H-1 Racer

(Hindustan Aeronautics Limited or HAL, India)

• HAL G-1
• HAL HT-2
• HAL HJT-16 Kiran
• HAL HJT-16 Kiran Mk II
• HAL HF-24 Marut
• HAL HUL-26 Pushpak
• HAL HAOP-27 Krishak
• HAL HAL-31 Basant
• HAL HA-31 Mk II Basant
• HAL HPT-32 Deepak
• HAL HTT-34[4]
• HAL HJT-36 Sitara
• HAL HTT-40
• HAL Ardhra
• HAL Dhruv (ALH)
• HAL Tejas (LCA)
• HAL Ajeet
• HAL Ajeet Trainer
• HAL Lancer
• HAL Rudra
• HAL ALH-WSI
• HAL Light Utility Helicopter

• Hinkler Ibis

(Kumazo Hino)

• Hino No.1[5]
• Hino No.2[5]
• Hino No.3 Kai[5]
• Hino No.4 Kamikaze-go[5]

(L and B Hinz, Filderstadt, Germany)

• Hinz BLT-ARA
• Hinz BL-1 Kea

• Hipp's Superbirds J-3 Kitten
• Hipp's Superbirds J-4 Sportster
• Hipp's Superbirds J-5 Super Kitten
• Hipp's Superbirds Super Sportster
• Hipp's Superbirds Reliant
• Hipp's Superbirds Reliant SX

• Hippsich Monoplane[6]

(Hiro Kaigun Kosho - Hiro Naval Arsenal)

• Hiro G2H
• Hiro H1H
• Hiro H2H
• Hiro H3H
• Hiro H4H
• Hiro H10H[7]
• Hiro Navy Experimental 7-Shi Attack Bomber
• Hiro Navy Experimental 14-Shi Medium Flying-Boat[7]
• Hiro Navy Type 15 Flying-Boat
• Hiro Navy Type 89 Flying-Boat
• Hiro Navy Type 90-1 Flying-Boat[5]
• Hiro Navy Type 91 Flying-Boat
• Hiro Navy Type 91 Night Reconnaissance Flying Boat
• Hiro Navy Type 95 Twin-engined Land-based Attacker
• Hiro Navy F.5 Flying Boat[5]
• Hiro Experimental R-3 Flying Boat[5]

(Rene Hirsch – M.Aé.R.C. Moyens Aérodynamiques de Régulation et de Controle)

• Hirsch H-100[8]

(Hirt Aircraft Corp, Hemet, CA)

• Hirt MK-7[1]
• Hirt Trio[1]

• Hirtenberg HS.9
• Hirtenberg HS.10
• Hirtenberg HA.11
• Hirtenberg HAM.11
• Hirtenberg HV.12
• Hirtenberg HM.13
• Hirtenberg HH.15
• Hirtenberg HV.15
• Hirtenberg HS.16

• Hirth Hi-20 MoSe
• Hirth Hi 27 Acrostar

((Fred H) Hise Aircraft Co, Gratiot Ave Airport, Detroit, MI)

• Hise Model A
• Hise Air Rambler C-2[1]

(Sociedad la Hispano / Hispano Aviación)

• Hispano-Barrón[9]
• Hispano E-30
• Hispano E-34
• Hispano HS-34
• Hispano HS-42
• Hispano HA-43
• Hispano HA-100-E1 Triana
• Hispano HA-110-C1
• Hispano HA-200 Saeta
• Hispano HA-220 Super Saeta
• Hispano HA-231-R1 Guión[10]
• Hispano HA-300
• Hispano HA-1109-J1L
• Hispano HA-1109-K1L Tripala
• Hispano HA-1109-M1L
• Hispano HA-1110-K1L
• Hispano HA-1110-M1L
• Hispano HA-1111-K1L
• Hispano HA-1112-M1L Buchon
• Hispano HA-1112-M4L

(Historical Aircraft Corporation, Nucla, CO)[11]

• Historical P-51 Mustang
• Historical F4U Corsair
• Historical P-40C Tomahawk
• Historical PZL P.11c
• Historical Ryan STA

• Hitachi TR.1
• Hitachi T.2

• Hatfield Puffin
• Hatfield Puffin II[1]

(Adams-Wilson Helicopters Inc, Lakewood, CA)

• Hobbycopter 101 (a.k.a. XH-1)[1]
• Hobbycopter 102[1]

• Hochart S2[12]

((Noel R) Hockaday Aircraft Corp, Burbank, CA)

• Hockaday Noelcraft[1]
• Hockaday CF-130 Comet[1]

• Hocke experimental biplane[13]

(A Hocker, Evansville, IN; 1961: Ralph R Denien, Indianapolis, IN)

• Hocker-Denien Sparrow Hawk[1]

• Hodek HK-101[14]

(L M (and T A?) Hodgdon, Detroit, MI)

• Hodgdon Ascender[1]
• Hodgdon Chummy[1]

(Edward R Hodgson IV, 125 S Millodge, Athens, GA)

• Hodgson Red Star[1]

(Valley Mfg Div, (W W) Hodkinson Aircraft Corp, Glendale, CA)

• Hodkinson HT-1

(Charles D Hoefelman, Mineral Wells, TX)

• Hoefelman CH-1 Schatzie

(Joseph Hoff, CA)

• Hoff 1921 Biplane[1]

(C D Hoff, Chicago, IL)

• Hoff Cabin[1]

(Raoul J Hoffman, St Petersburg, FL)

• Hoffman Flying Wing

(Edward C Hoffman, St Petersburg, FL)

• Hoffman Orphan Annie[1]
• Hoffman Sweet Patootie[1]

(Wolf Hoffmann)

• Hoffmann H36 Dimona
• Hoffmann H38 Observer
• Hoffmann H40
• Hoffmann Visionar

((Robert J) Hogan-(Jarrett G) Moyer Aircraft Corp, 226 Wolf St, Syracuse, NY)

• Hogan-Moyer Homer[1]

(L M & T A Hogdon, Detroit, MI)

• Hogdon Ascender[1]
• Hogdon Chummy[1]

(Alton H Hogue, Boulder, CO)

• Hogue H-100[1]

((Arthur Erritt) Holbrook Helicopter Aeroplane Co (Pres: L B Durnil), Joplin, MO)

• Holbrook 1910 Helicopter[1]

(Jerry Holcomb, Vancouver, WA)

• Holcomb Perigee

(W J Holeka, Sacramento, CA)

• Holeka Type Z[1]

(Fred T Hollman, Parkesburg, PA)

• Holl 1920 Biplane[1]

(Arne Hollaender, Aare, Jutland)

• Hollaender A.H.1[15][10]

• Hollandair HA-001 Libel[16]

• Hollandsche Vliegtuigenfabriek Avia

(A.A. Holle)

• Holle Varioplane[17]

(Roger Holleville)

• Holleville RH.1 Bambi

(Winther-Hollman Aircraft Inc, Cupertino, CA)

• Hollman Condor[1]
• Hollman HA-2M Sportster[1]

(H H Holloway & A J Wallace, Los Angeles, CA)

• Holloway & Wallace HB-2[1]

• Hollsmidt 222
• Hollsmidt HT-1

(C B and Clarence T Holman, Rawlins, WY)

• Holman 1930 Monoplane[1]

(Honda Motor Co, Greensboro, NC)

• Honda MH01
• Honda MH02
• Honda HA-420 HondaJet

(Ray Honey, Bourbonnais, IL)

• Honey Li'L Honey[1]

• Hongdu JL-8
• Hongdu JL-10
• Hongdu L-15
• Hongdu N-5
• Hongdu Yakovlev CJ-7

• Hønningstad Norge A (1938)
• Hønningstad Norge B (1946)
• Hønningstad Norge C (1960)
• Hønningstad C.5 Polar (a.k.a. Norge)[18]
• Norsk Flyindustri C.5 Polar (1948)
• Norsk Flyindustri Finnmark 5A (1949)
• Hønningstad 5A Finnmark

(Edward Honroth)

• Honroth Special[1]

(Gerhard Winkler / Johannes Höntsch / Flugsportgruppe Schönhagen)

• Höntsch FSS 100 Tourist[19][20]

((Orval M) Hooten Aircraft Co, Springfield, IL)

• Hooten HT-1[1]

(David Hoover)

• Hoover AR-6 (Arnold AR-6)[21]

(Flugzeugbau Hopfner GmbH)

• Hopfner S.1[22]
• Hopfner HV-2
• Hopfner HV-3/27
• Hopfner HV-4/28
• Hopfner HS-5/28
• Hopfner HV-6/28
• Hopfner HS-8/28
• Hopfner HS-8/29
• Hopfner HS-9/32
• Hopfner HS-9/35
• Hopfner HS-10/32
• Hopfner HS-10/33
• Hopfner HS-10/35
• Hopfner HA-11/33
• Hopfner HV-12/34
• Hopfner-Hirtenberger HM.13/34
• Hopfner HR-14/34
• Hopfner HV 15

(Robert S Hopkins, Reidsville, NC)

• Hopkins Falcon 1[1]

(W F Hopkins & T A Meade, San Diego, CA)

• Hopkins & Meade Sport[1]

(Bruce Hopper, Dallas, TX)

• Hopper Grasshopper[1]

(1945: Hoppi-copters Inc (Fdr: Horace T Pentecost), Boeing Field, Seattle, WA, 1954: Capital Helicopter Corp.)

• Hoppi-copter 101
• Hoppi-copter 102
• Hoppi-copter Firefly

(Hordern-Richmond aircraft Ltd.)

• Hordern-Richmond Autoplane

(Mark V Horn, West Palm Beach, FL)

• Horn Li'L Trouble

• Horten H.I
• Horten H.Ib
• Horten H.II
• Horten H.III
• Horten H.IV
• Horten H.V
• Horten H.VI
• Horten H.VII
• Horten H.VIII
• Horten H.IX
• Horten H.X[23]
• Horten H.XI[23]
• Horten H.XIII
• Horten H.XIV[23]
• Horten H.XV[23]
• Horten H.XVa
• Horten H.XVb
• Horten H.XVc
• Horten H.XVI[23]
• Horten H.XVIII
• Horten Parabola[23]
• Horten Ho 226 H.VII; later 8-254; number 8-226 transferred to Focke-Wulf[24]
• Horten Ho 229 H.IX
• Horten Ho 250 H.III
• Horten Ho 251 H.IVc
• Horten Ho 252 H.V
• Horten Ho 253 H.VI
• Horten Ho 254 H.VII; originally numbered 8-226
• Horten Ho 267 Horten Twin-turbojet all-wing aircraft; possibly identical or related to Ho/Go 229 and/or Go 267[24]

(Horten Aircraft GmbH)

• Horten HX-2

(William E Horton, Santa Ana, CA)

• Horton Wingless[1]

(Ernő Horváth)

• Horváth III 1911 monoplane

(Yonezo Hoshino)

• Hoshino 1914 Aeroplane[5]

(Russell A "Curly" Hosler, Huntington, IN)

• Hosler C&G Special
• Hosler Fury[1]

(Patrice Houde, Reichshoffen, France)

• Houde Bimax
• Houde Speedmax

(Richard & Katherine Houstee, Memphis, TN)

• Houstee Blackhawk[1]

(Robert W. Hovey)

• Hovey Whing Ding
• Hovey Whing Ding II
• Hovey Beta Bird[25]
• Hovey Delta Bird
• Hovey Delta Hawk
• Hovey Super Delta Hawk

(Howard aircraft Corporation)

• Howard C-70 Nightingale[26]
• Howard DGA-1[26]
• Howard DGA-2[26]
• Howard DGA-3 Pete
• Howard DGA-4 Mike, Ike and "Miss Chevrolet"
• Howard DGA-5 orig. Lincoln Playboy later Mike
• Howard DGA-6 Mr. Mulligan
• Howard DGA-7[26]
• Howard DGA-8
• Howard DGA-9
• Howard DGA-11
• Howard DGA-12
• Howard DGA-15
• Howard DGA-18
• Howard Flyabout[26]
• Howard GH
• Howard NH

((D U) Howard Aero Inc, San Antonio, TX, 1963: Acquired by Alamo Aero Service as Howard Aero Mfg Co, Div of Business Aircraft Corp.)

• Howard 250
• Howard 350
• Howard 500
• Howard Eldorado 700
• Howard Super Ventura
• Howard Tri-motor Travel Air (Tri-motor Travel Air conv.)[1]

• Howard Wright 1909 Monoplane
• Howard Wright 1910 Monoplane

(Tyler Howell, Jonesville, MI)

• Howell S[1]

(Phil Howell, Christiansburg, VA)

• Howell-Mignet HM-293 Himmelslaus[1]

(W T Howell & Victor Lutzky, Detroit, MI)

• Howell-Lutzky 1936 Monoplane[1]

(Howland Aero Design, DeBary, FL)

• Howland H-2 Honey Bee
• Howland H-3 Pegasus
• Howland HP-40 Warhawk[1]

• Hoyle Skyraider[27]

(Steve W Hoynik, Milwaukee, WI)

• Hoynik Butch BA-11[1]

(HPK Aircraft Associates (Harold Hayden, Art Payne, and Robert Kinney of Engle Flying Service), Delaware Valley, PA)

• HPK SP-1

(J Hruby, Riverwoods, IL)

• Hruby Cayuse[1]

(Helikopter Technik München)

• HTM Skytrac
• HTM Skyrider

(Huabei Machinery Factory)

• Qingting-5[28]
• Qingting-6[28]

(Aach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)

• Hubertec Thermik

( Dr. Hugo Hübner)

• Hübner Mücke[29]
• Hübner 1911 biplane[29]
• Hübner 1911 monoplane[29]
• Hübner 1912 floatplane[29]
• Hübner Eindecker IV 1912[29]

(Alfred Huc – André Raynaud – Charles Guiraud)

• Huc-Raynaud-Guiraud Lou Riatou[30]

(Sandy Hudson Jr, Black Mountain, NC)

• Hudson 2-2-E Thing[1]
• Hudson Trimotor[1]

(Sanders V Hudson & William B Harris, Black Mountain, NC)

• Hudson 32 (a.k.a. Harris & Hudson Longster)[1]

(John Hudson & Clifton O'Brien, San Francisco, CA)

• Hudson & O'Brien 1909 Monoplane[1]
• Hudson & O'Brien 1910 Biplane[1]

(R V Huey and John W Bulmer, Valley Center, KS)

• Huey-BulmerBuluey Sport H-2[1]

(Huff-Daland Airplane Co, Bristol, PA)

• Huff-Daland AT-1
• Huff-Daland AT-2
• Huff-Daland B-1
• Huff-Daland HB-1
• Huff-Daland HN
• Huff-Daland HO
• Huff-Daland LB-1
• Huff-Daland LB-3[31]
• Huff-Daland LB-5[31]
• Huff-Daland TA-2
• Huff-Daland TA-6
• Huff-Daland TW-5
• Huff-Daland D-49[31]
• Huff-Daland Duster[31]
• Huff-Daland HD-1 Early Bird[31]
• Huff-Daland HD-4 Bridget[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-5 Petrel[31]
• Huff-Daland HD-7 Dizzy Dog[31]
• Huff-Daland HD-8 Plover[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 1[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 4[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 5[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-9A[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-9L[31][32]
• Huff-Daland HD-22[31]
• Huff-Daland Pelican[31]
• Huff-Daland Petrel 31[31]
• Huff-Daland TW-8[31] (Company designation)

(Flugzeugbau Julius Hüffer)

• Hüffer Hb 28b[33]
• Hüffer HK 39[33]
• DLFW-B.I
• DLFW-B
• DLFW-W.I
• Hüffer HE 1
• Hüffer HS 3
• Hüffer H 9

(Glen Huffman Aircraft Co, Detroit, MI)

• Huffman 1928 Biplane[1]

(C A Hughes Jr, Elon College, NC)

• Hughes Dixie special[1]

(George Andrew Hughes, 1507 Garfield St (dba King of Flight Aircraft Co, 3830 Touzalin Ave), Lincoln, NE)

• Hughes 1893[1]

(1934: (Howard R) Hughes Development Co, Glendale, CA, 1936: Hughes Aircraft Div, Hughes Tool Co, Culver City, Burbank, CA, 1948: Aircraft Div, Hughes Tool Co. 1972: Hughes Helicopters Div, Summa Corp. 1984: Helicopter Div acquired by McDonnell-Douglas.)

• Hughes A-37
• Hughes F-11
• Hughes OH-6 Cayuse
• Hughes H-17 Sky Crane
• Hughes H-28
• Hughes TH-55 Osage
• Hughes AH-64 Apache
• Hughes HO-2
• Hughes HO-6
• Hughes P-73
• Hughes R-11
• Hughes V-9
• Hughes 77 Apache
• Hughes 200
• Hughes 300
• Hughes 500
• Hughes 530F
• Hughes D-2
• Hughes H-1 Special
• Hughes H-4 Hercules
• Hughes Model 269
• Hughes Model 369
• Hughes Model 385

• Australian Lightwing GR 532
• Australian Lightwing GR 582
• Australian Lightwing GR 912
• Australian Lightwing SP-2000 Speed
• Australian Lightwing SP-4000 Speed
• Australian Lightwing SP-6000
• Hughes Lightwing R55[34]
• Hughes Lightwing Aeropower 28[34]

(Adolph B Hugo, Tulsa, OK)

• Hugo Hu-Go Craft[1]

(Dane Hulbert)

• Hulbert 1910 Biplane[1]

(designed by Hubert Le Blon)

• Humber monoplane

(Jean-Jacques Humbert)

• Humbert Tetras
• Humbert La Moto Du Ciel

((J Morry) Hummel Aviation, Bryan, OH)

• Hummel Bird
• Hummel H5
• Hummel Ultracruiser
• Hummel Ultracruiser Plus

(Hungaro Copter Limited)

• Hungaro Copter

(A E Hunt, Jetmore, KS)

• Hunt 1910 Helicopter[1]

(Bill Hunt, Moneta, Los Angeles, CA)

• Hunt Racer[1]
• Hunt Special[1]

((Henry) Hunt Aircraft Mfg Co, Fiskeville, RI)

• Hunt Chummy[1]
• Hunt Special[1]

(John Hunt, Govilon, United Kingdom)

• Huntwing

(Ralph V Hunt & William Rettig, Kansas City, MO)

• Hunt-Rettig Special[1]

(Charles Hunter, Chicago, IL)

• Hunter SA-3[1]

• Hunting H.126

• Hunting-Percival P.56 Provost
• Hunting-Percival P.66 Pembroke
• Hunting-Percival P.66 President
• Hunting-Percival P.66 Sea Prince
• Hunting-Percival P.66 Prince
• Hunting Percival P.74
• Hunting-Percival P.84 Jet Provost

((Howard) Huntington Aircraft Co Inc, New York, NY)

• Huntington 1914 Multiplane[1]
• Huntington 1915 Biplane[1]
• Huntington 1917 Biplane[1]
• Huntington HD-11 (a.k.a. H-11, H-11K Governor)[1]
• Huntington HD-12 Chum (a.k.a. H-12)[1]

(Huntington Airplane Co, Huntington, WV)

• Huntington 1920 Biplane[1]

(John Hunt)

• Huntwing

(E P Hurd Co, Aeronautic Div, 5820 Fischer Ave, Detroit, MI)

• Hurd 1928 Monoplane[1]
• Hurd HM-1[1][35]

(Avions Hurel-Dubois)

• Hurel-Dubois HD.10
• Hurel-Dubois HD.31
• Hurel-Dubois HD.32
• Hurel-Dubois HD.321
• Hurel-Dubois HD.324
• Hurel-Dubois HD.33
• Hurel-Dubois HD.331
• Hurel-Dubois HD.34
• Hurel-Dubois HD.35
• Hurel-Dubois HD.37

(Vecihi Hürkus)

• Vecihi K-VI[36]
• Vecihi XIV[36]
• Vecihi XV[36]
• Vecihi XIVD[36]
• Vecihi XVI[36]
• Vecihi XVID[36]
• Vecihi K-XVII[36]

(Mildred Caldwell, Margaret Hurlburt, Anna Logan, Cleveland, OH)

• Hurlburt Hurricane (a.k.a. Camburt Special)

(LeRoy Hurry)

• Hurry J-1 Sport[1]

((J W) Hurst Aeroplane & Motor Co (Pres: I J O'Malley), Terre Haute, IN)

• Hurst Papillon[1]

(Bill Husk, Dublin, GA)

• Husk The Clip[1]

(Caribbean Traders Inc, Miami, FL)

• Husky I[1]
• Husky II[1]
• Husky III[1]

(J.G.H. Hussey, Calgary Alberta, Canada)

• Hussey Skyhawk 101[15]

(Hutchinson Aircraft Co, Bay St Louis, MS)

• Hutchinson AGMaster[1]

(Ulrich Hütter and Wolfgang Hütter)

• Hütter Hü 17
• Hütter Hü 28
• Hütter Hü 136
• Hütter Hu 211

• Hy-Tek Hurricane 103