List of aircraft (0–Ah)
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This is a list of aircraft in numerical order of manufacturer beginning with a digit, followed by alphabetical order beginning with numeral '0' through 'Ah'.
3
EADS 3 Sigma
EADS 3 Sigma Nearchos
3I
see Iniziative Industriali Italiane
3I Sky Arrow
3Xtrim Aircraft Factory
3Xtrim 3X47 Ultra
3Xtrim 3X55 Trener
3Xtrim Navigator
7
76th Fighter Squadron Inc
(Meadow Lake Airport, CO)
Rowley P-40F
A
A2 Czech Ltd
(Czech Republic)
A2 CZ Ellipse Spirit
A41 Factory
(Aircraft Repairing Company A-41)
A41 Factory VNS-41
AA
(Arsenalul Aeronautic, Romania - see Arsenalul Aeronautic)
AA Aeron
A.I.R.'s
A.I.R.'s Maestro (Yakolev Yak-28U)
A.I.R.'s Allegro
A-B Helicopters
A-B Helicopters A/W 95
A-I-R GmbH
(Halblech, Germany)
A-I-R Atos
AA & E
(Australian Aircraft & Engineering / N.B. Love, W.J. Warneford and H.E. Broadsmith)
AA & E Commercial B1
AAA
(Advanced Amphibious Aircraft)
AAA
AAA
(American Affordable Aircraft)
AAA Vision
AAC
(Australian Aircraft Consortium pty.)
AAC A10 Wamira
AAC A20
AAC
(Angel Aircraft Corporation.)
AAC Angel
AAC
(Amphibian Airplanes of Canada)
AAC SeaStar
AAC Seastar Sealoon
Aachener
(Aachener Segelflugzeugbau GmbH)
Aachener K.F.
AAI
(American Aircraft International)
AAI Penetrator
AAI
(American Autogyro Inc)
AAI Sparrowhawk
AAI Spinus
AAI
(see NorthropGrumman)
AAI RQ-2 Pioneer
AAI RQ-7 Shadow
AAI Aerosonde
AAI Shadow 200
AAI Shadow 400
AAI Shadow 600
AAI
(American Aviation Industries)
AAI FanStar
AAMSA
(Aeronáutica Agrícola Mexicana SA)
AAMSA A9B-M Quail (Rockwell International Quail Commander)
AAMSA Sparrow
AASI
(Advanced Aerodynamics and Structures Inc., Burbank, CA)
AASI Jetcruzer 450
AASI Jetcruzer 500
AASI Jetcruzer 650
AASI Stratocruzer 1250
AASI ML-1
AASI ML-2
AASI ML-4
AASI ML-5
Abaris
Abaris Golden Arrow
Abbott
(John L Abbott, Detroit, MI)
Abbott Midwing
Abbott-Baynes Sailplanes Ltd
Abbott-Baynes Scud 1
Abbott-Baynes Scud 2
Abbott-Baynes Scud 3
Carden-Baynes Auxiliary
Baynes Cantilever Pou - variant of Mignet HM.14 "Flying Flea"
Baynes Bat
Carden-Baynes Bee
Abbott-Baynes replica Antoinette monoplane
Baynes Heliplane
ABC Motors
ABC Robin
Abe
(Keiichi Abe)
Abe Midget
Abe Mizet II
ABHCO
(Arab British Helicopter Company)
ABHCO Gazelle
Abraham
(Edmond Abraham)
Abraham Iris
Abraham AS-2 Iris II
Abraham
(Lewis Abraham, Portsmouth, VA)
Abraham Z-1-X
Abramovich
Abramovich Flyer
Abrams
(Abrams Air Craft Corp, 606 E Shiawassee St, Lansing, MI)
Abrams P-1 Explorer
Abreu
(Aeronautical Engineering Co, Oakland, CA)
Abreu AE-5
Abrial
Levasseur-Abrial A-1
Abrial A-2 Vautour
Abrial A-3 Oricou
Peyret-Abrial A-5 Rapace
Abrial A-8
Abrial A-12 Bagoas
Abrial A-13 Buse
Abrial A-260
Abric-Calas
Abric-Calas biplane
Abric-Calas biplane glider
ABS Aerolight
(Sérignan-du-Comtat, France)
ABS Aerolight ATE
ABS Aerolight Legacy
ABS Aerolight Navigathor
ABS Aircraft
ABS Aircraft RF-9
Absolut-Marine
Absolut-Marine Seaplane
AC Millennium
(AC Millennium Corp, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
ARV Griffin
AC Mobil 34
AC Mobil 34 Chrysalin
ACA
( ACA Industries)
ACA JW-1Development of NASA AD-1
ACA JW-2Development of NASA AD-1
ACA JW-3Development of NASA AD-1
ACAZ
(Ateliers de Construction Aéronautique de Zeebruges)
ACAZ C.2
ACAZ T.1
ACAZ T.2
ACBA
(Aéro Club du Bas Armagnac)
ACBA-4
ACBA-7 Midour
ACBA-8 Midour 2
ACBA Midour 3
ACBA BM.101
Ace Aviation
(Kalhatti, Ooty, Tamil Nadu, India)
Ace Magic
Ace
(Aircraft Engineering Corp, 535 E 79 St, New York, NY)
Ace K-1
Ace
(Ace Aircraft Mfg Co (Edwin T Jacobs),)
Baby Ace Model D
Baby Ace Model E Junior Ace
ACE
(Essig Aero Advertising Service, Los Angeles, CA)
A C E 1928 monoplane
Ace
(Ace Aircraft Mfg Co, Asheville, NC)
Ace Model D Baby Ace
Ace Model E Junior Ace
Ace Scooter
Aceair
Aceair Aeriks
Aces High
Aces High Cuby
ACHDB
(Alekseyev Central Hydrofoil Design Bureau)
ACHDB А-080-752
ACHDB Spasatel
ACHDB А-300-538
ACHDB A-90 Orlyonok
ACHDB Lun-class ekranoplan
ACHDB Utka
Acier
Acier monoplane
ACLA
(Aero Consult Light Aircraft)
AC Sirocco NG
Acme
see Sierradyne
Acme
(Acme Aircraft Corporation, Loves Park, Rockford, IL)
Acme 1928 Biplane
Acme Model 21 Sportsman
Acme
(Acme Aircraft Co, Torrance, CA)
Acme Centaur 101
Acme Centaur 102
Acme Sierra S-1 Sportplane Sierra Sue
ACME
(Air Craft Marine Engineering Co)
ACME Anser Amphibian
Acro
(Acro Sport Inc, Hales Corners, WI)
Acro Sport II
Super Acro Sport
Acrolite Aircraft
(Kakabeka Falls, Ontario, Canada)
Acrolite 1A
Acrolite 1B
Acrolite 1C
Acrolite 1M
Acrolite 1T
Acrolite 2M
ACS-Itaipu
(ACS Aviation - Itaipu Binacional)
ACS-Itaipu Sora-E
ACS
(Advanced Composites Solutions)
ACS-100 Sora
Activian
Santa Ana VM-1
AD
(Admiralty Air Department)
AD Flying Boat
AD Navyplane
AD Scout (AD Sparrow)
AD Seaplane Type 1000
AD & D
(Aero-Design & Development, Israel)
AD & D Hummingbird
AD Aerospace
AD Aerospace T-211
ADA
(Aeronautical Development Agency India)
ADA AMCA
Adam
(Designer:Roger Adam, France; Avianautic)
Adam RA-10
Adam RA-10S
Adam RA-14 Loisirs
Adam RA-15 Major
Adam RA-17
Adam
(Adam Aircraft Industries, Denver, CO)
Adam M-309 CarbonAero
Adam A500
Adam A700 AdamJet
Adamoli-Cattani
Adamoli-Cattani fighter
Adams
(J. Adams, Staten Island, NY)
Adams B-4
Adams
(see Thorp)
Adams-Toman
(Adams-Toman Aircraft Co, Aberdeen, WA)
ATA Cruiser
Adams-Wilson
(see Hobbycopter)
Adams-Wilson Hobbycopter (1955)
Adaridi
Adaridi AD 3
Adaro
Adaro 1.E.7 Chirta
ADC
(Aircraft Disposal Company / Airdisco)
see:Airdisco
Adcox
(Adcox Aviation Trades School (Aircraft Builders Corp), Portland, OR)
Adcox 1-A
Adcox Cloud Buster
Adcox Special
Adcox Student Prince
Addems
(Walter J Addems, Loda, IL)
Addems-Nieuport 11 Replica
Ader
Ader Éole (Avion I)
Ader Avion II
Ader Avion III
Ader Avion IV (unfinished)
ADI
(Aircraft Designs Inc., Monterey, CA)
ADI Condor
ADI Stallion
ADI Sportster
ADI Bumble Bee
Adkins
(Cliff AdkinsParkston SD.)
Adkins 1973 Monoplane
Adkins Midwing
Adkisson
(Earl and Jerry Adkisson, John Canfield, Lincoln, NE)
Adkisson SJ-1 Head Skinner
Advance
(Advance Aircraft Co)
Advance 1923 Biplane
Advance Thun SA
(Thun, Switzerland)
Advance Alpha
Advance Bi Beta
Advance Epsilon
Advance Iota
Advance Omega
Advance Pi
Advance Sigma
Advanced Aeromarine
Advanced Aeromarine Buccaneer
Advanced Aeromarine Carrera
Advanced Aeromarine Mallard
Advanced Aeromarine Sierra
Advanced Aircraft
(Advanced Aircraft Corporation)
Advanced Aircraft Turbine P-210 (Turbo-powered Cessna 210)
Advanced Aircraft Regent 1500
Advanced Aviation
Advanced Aviation Cobra
Advanced Aviation Explorer
Advanced Aviation King Cobra
Advanced Aviation Zephyr
Advanced Aviation Husky
Advanced Aviation Toucan
Advanced Aviation Barracuda
Advanced Aviation Hi-Nuski
Advanced Aviation Coyote
Advanced Soaring Concepts
Advanced Soaring Concepts Falcon
Advanced Soaring Concepts Spirit
Advanced Soaring Concepts Apex
Adventure Air
Adventure Air Adventurer 2+2
Adventure Air Adventurer 333
Adventure Air Heavy Hauler
Adventure Aircraft
Adventure Aircraft EMG-6
Adventure SA
(Méré, Yonne, France)
Adventure A series
Adventure F series
Adventure R series
Adventure S series
Adventure Wheely II
Ae.
(from Dirección General de Aerotécnica (1927–1936))
Ae. C.1
Ae. C.2
Ae. C.3
Ae. C.3G
Ae. C.4
Ae. M.B.1 Bombi
Ae. M.E.1
Ae.
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