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| AAI Shadow | UAV |
| Adaridi AD3 Monoplane | Experimental aircraft design from 1924 |
| Advanced Technologies Airlander | Massive hybrid airship |
| AEG G.IV | First World War German twin engined bomber |
| AEG Wagner Eule | German First World War recce aircraft |
| Aer Lualdi L-59 | |
| Aerfer Ariete | Prototype Italian fighter from the 1950's |
| Aerfer Sagittario | Italian 1956 experimental jet fighter. |
| Aeritalia - Embraer AMX | Italian built light ground attack aircraft |
| Aeritalia Spartan | US military version of Italian Alenia G-222 airlifter. |
| Aermacchi Bosbok | High Wing STOL/utility/observation aircraft |
| Aermacchi M-346 | |
| Aermacchi MB.326 | Aermacchi, twin seat, single jet engined, advanced trainer/ground attack aircraft from 1957 |
| Aermacchi MB.339 | Aermacchi, twin seat Italian jet engined, training, and ground attack aircraft |
| Aero 45 | 5 seat twin prop engined aircraft from the end of WWII, built in Czechoslovakia |
| Aero A-11 | Czech built biplane, also used as a light bomber, built between WWI & WWII |
| Aero A-18 | Czech built, single prop engined, biplane from 1923, achieved operational status with the Czech Air Force. |
| Aero A-32 | Czech built ground attack aircraft based on A-11, built during the late 1920's |
| Aero Ae-10 | WWI, Czech built single prop biplane, from 1918 |
| Aero Albatros L-139 | Advanced version of L-39 |
| Aero Albatros L-159 | Advanced version of the L-39 |
| Aero Albatros L-39 | Twin seat, single jet engined training aircraft from 1968 |
| Aero Albatros L-59 | Upgraded version of the L-39 jet trainer |
| Aero Albatros XL-39 | Prototype of Czech L 39 trainer. |
| Aero Ap-32 | Built from 1930, biplane fighter |
| Aero Blanik L-13 | Twin seat glider from the Czech company Aero, designed in 1956 |
| Aero Boero AB.180 | Argentine civil utility aircraft |
| Aero C-104 | Czech built variant of Bucker Bu 131 Jungmann. |
| Aero C-3 | Czech built version on Siebel Si204 twin engined transport. |
| Aero Delfin L-29 | Twin seat single jet engined trainer from 1959 |
| Aero Delfin XL-29 | Prototype version of L 29 jet trainer. |
| Aero HC-102 | Czech AF light helicopter. |
| Aero L-60 | Czech built high wing observation aircraft. |
| Aero Spacelines Guppy | Outsize cargo aircraft based on C-97 and used in support of US space program. |
| Aero XL-160 | Czech built, single prop engined, high monoplane utility aircraft from 1956 |
| Aeromot Super Ximango | Brazilian made motor glider. |
| Aeronca Grasshopper | WW II US Army observation monoplane. |
| Aeronca L-16 | Aeronca built high wing liason monoplane in same class as Pier Cub. |
| Aerospatiale AS.350 | General purpose utility helicopter |
| Aerospatiale AS.355 | General purpose utility helicopter |
| Aerospatiale Cougar AS.532 | Aerospatiale, dedicated military version of the AS.332 |
| Aerospatiale Fennec | Light helicopter |
| Aerospatiale Gazelle | Single engined light observation and general purpose helicopter |
| Aerospatiale Puma | Anglo-French twin engined medium lift helicopter |
| Aerospatiale SA.330 | Anglo-French twin engined medium lift helicopter |
| Aerospatiale SA.341 | Anglo-French single engine light helicopter |
| Aerospatiale SA.342 | |
| Aerospatiale SA.365 | French built Dauphin helicopter. |
| Aerospatiale SN.601 Corvette | French built business jet from the early 1970's |
| Aerospatiale Super Frelon SA.321 | 32 seat, three engined transport helicopter, from 1960 |
| Aerospatiale Super Puma AS.332 | Aerospatiale , enlarged and re-engined version of the AS.330 |
| Aerotecnica AC-12 | Light Spanish built helicopter from 1959 |
| Aerotecnica AC-14 | Light Spanish built helicopter from 1961 |
| AESL Airtourer | Low wing single engine trainer/tourer |
| Agusta A.101 | Agusta built large helicopter from 1964, only 1 built |
| Agusta A.102 | Agusta small-medium helicopter design from 1959 |
| Agusta A.105 | 1964 built Italian prototype four seat helicopter. |
| Agusta A.106 | Agusta small lightweight armed helicopter from 1966, designed for anti-submarine role |
| Agusta A.109 | Italian made general purpose twin engined single rotor military helicopter |
| Agusta Bell AB.204 | Agusta built version of Bell 204 'Iroquois' |
| Agusta Bell AB.205 | Agusta built version of Bell 205 'Iroquois' |
| Agusta Bell AB.206 | Agusta built version of Bell 206 'Jet Ranger' |
| Agusta Bell AB.212 | Agusta built version of Bell 212 |
| Agusta Bell AB.412 | Agusta built version of Bell 412 |
| Agusta Bell AB.47 | Italian built version of Bell 47 Sioux |
| Agusta Mangusta A.129 | Agusta attack helicopter, delivered to Italian army in the late 1980's |
| Agusta Pelican | Italian built version of the HH-3 |
| Agusta Sea King | Italian licence built version of Sikorsky Sea King. |
| Agusta Stingray | USCG variant of the A.109E |
| AgustaWestland AW.109 | Devlopment of basic A.109 design |
| AgustaWestland EH-101 | Three engined anti submarine and general purpose heavy helicopter |
| AgustaWestland VH-71 | Variant of the EH-101 for US use as a VIP presidential transport helicopter |
| Aichi D3A | Japanese single engined dive bomber. |
| Aichi M6A1 | Single engined floatplane reconnaissance / attack aircraft designed to be carried bu submarines. |
| Aichi Ryusei B7A | Late WWII Japanese carrier borne fighter |
| AIDC PL-1 | Two seat Taiwanese basic trainer. |
| Air Tractor | High performance agricultural aircraft |
| Airbus A.310 | Large twin engined passenger aircraft |
| Airbus A.321 | Lengthened version of A.320 |
| Airbus A.330 | Very large twin jet passenger/transport/cargo aircraft |
| Airbus A.340 | Very large four jet passenger/transport/cargo aircraft |
| Airbus A400 | high wing 4 turboprop heavy lift transport |
| Airspeed Ambassador | Twin prop large passenger transport aircraft, built by Airspeed |
| Airspeed Oxford | Pre war twin engined communications and transport aircraft |
| AISA I-11 | Spanish built single engined light aircraft from 1957 |
| AISA I-115 | Spanish built single engined twin seat light aircraft from 1956 |
| Akaflieg München | |
| Albatros B.I | Very early German plane |
| Albatros B.II | Biplane fighter from WW1 |
| Albatros C.I | German World War 1 biplane fighter. |
| Albatros H.1 | German World War 1 biplane. |
| Albatross D.Va | German WWI biplane fighter. |
| Alcyon MS.733 | Morane-Saulnier, low wing monoplane prop training aircraft from 1949, used for training and liaison |
| Alenia Spartan | US operated version of Fiat G-222. |
| Alliant Outrider | US Army UAV |
| Ambrosini S7 | SAI built single engined prop aircraft from 1951 |
| American Champion Citabria | |
| American Helicopter Jet Jeep | Experimental US Army single seat helicopter. |
| Ames Dryden AD-1 | Experimental NASA swivel wing aircraft. |
| Amiot 1 | French built version of the Junkers JU.52 |
| Anatra Anasal | Russian WW I twin seat biplane fighter. |
| Ansaldo AC2 | Single engined monoplane from 1925 |
| Ansaldo Balilla A-1 | Single engined biplane built by Ansaldo in 1920 |
| Ansaldo SVA | Single engined biplane built by Ansaldo from 1917 |
| Antanas Gustaitis ANBO I | Antanas Gustaitis designed trainer for Lithuania in 1925 |
| Antonov A-11 | Antonov designed glider |
| Antonov A-13 | Antonov designed glider |
| Antonov A-15 | Antonov designed glider |
| Antonov An-12 | Antonov medium range tactical transport aircraft, prop driven, from 1958, Nato code 'Cub' |
| Antonov An-14 | Antonov STOL light transport aircraft from 1957, Nato code 'Clod' |
| Antonov An-2 | Antonov 12 seat, single prop engined, light transport aircraft designed in 1947, Nato code 'Colt' |
| Antonov An-22 | Antonov, 35 seat four prop engined, large transport aircraft, from 1965, Nato code 'Cock' |
| Antonov An-24 | Antonov short range transport aircraft from 1962, Nato code 'Coke' |
| Antonov An-26 | Antonov short range transport aircraft from 1965, Nato code 'Curl', full military version of An-24 |
| Antonov An-30 | Antonov twin engined reconaissance transport based on An 26. |
| Antonov An-32 | Antonov short range transport aircraft from 1976, Nato code 'Cline', upgraded version of An-26 |
| Antonov An-70 | |
| Arado Ar.196 | Two seat, single prop engined maritime reconnaissance floatplane from 1938 |
| Arado Ar.234 | High wing twin jet Luftwaffe bomber from WW2 |
| Arado Ar.66 | Twin seat, prop, biplane aircraft from 1920 |
| Arado Ar.79 | Pre WWII German training aircraft |
| Arado Ar.96 | Single prop engined, monoplane fighter aircraft from 1945 |
| Asiago GP2 | Pre war Italian traing glider |
| Atlas Bosbok | South African designed liason aircraft. |
| Atlas Cheetah | South African development of the Dassault Mirage III |
| Atlas Impala | Atlas licence built version of MB.326 from South Africa. |
| Atlas Kudu | Aermacchi AL-60 |
| ATR.42 | High wing twin prop T-tail transport |
| Auster | STOL light observation aircraft used post war by the Army Air Corps |
| Avia 14 | Czech built version of the Il-14 transport aircraft |
| Avia B-33 | Czech built version of Il 10 Shturmovik. |
| Avia B-534 | single engined prop biplane from Czechoslovakia in 1933, featured enclosed cockpit |
| Avia BH-9 | Czech single prop liaison and trainer |
| Avia CB-33 | Trainer version of Czech built Il 10 Shturmovik. |
| Avia CS-199 | Twin seat Czech built development of Messerscmitt Me 109. |
| Avia CS-92 | Twin seat training version of Czech built Me 262. |
| Avia FL3 | Low wing monoplane, prop engined aircraft from WWII |
| Avia S-199 | Czech built development of Messerschmitt Me 109 |
| Avia S-92 | Czech built variant of Messerschmitt Me262 |
| Aviatik C.I | German World War One aircraft |
| Aviatik C.III | German reconnaissance biplane development of Aviatik B series. |
| Aviatik D.I | Single seat, single prop engine biplane fighter from 1917 |
| Avro 504 | The standard British training aircraft during World War I |
| Avro 626 | Biplane |
| Avro 631 Cadet | Pre-WWII biplane trainer aircraft |
| Avro 643 Cadet II | Biplane trainer |
| Avro Anson | World War II Avro built twin engined light transport and reconnaissance aircraft |
| Avro Canada Arrow | Canadian jet interceptor |
| Avro Canada Avrocar | Experimental Avro-Canada built flying saucer design, powered by ducted lift fan. |
| Avro Canada Canuck CF-100 | Avro built, twin seat, twin jet engined long range fighter, from 1950 |
| Avro Lincoln | Long range heavy bomber based on Lancaster |
| Avro Shackleton | Long range reconnaissance aircraft based on Avro Lancaster / Lincoln |
| B-V Chinook | American Tandem rotor heavy lift transport helicopter |
| Ba349 Natter | German vertical launched manned rocket interceptor from 1944 |
| BAC 1-11 | Short haul jet airliner |
| BAC Strikemaster | Development of Jet Provost with underwing hard points for ground attack |
| BAe Harrier | Larger and much improved version of the classic VTOL ground attack aircraft |
| BAe Hawk | Tandem seat jet trainer built by BAe |
| BAe Sea Harrier | Single engined VSTOL jet fighter based on Harrier with revised cockpit layout |
| BAE Systems Phoenix | UAV |
| BAe.125 | Hugely successful business jet |
| BAe.146 | 4 jet STOL passenger transport |
| Battaile Triplane | First World War aircraft |
| Beagle Terrier | Highwing monoplane spotter plane |
| Beech 1900 | Twin prop passenger plane |
| Beech 35 | Small prop engine monoplane aircraft, has distinctive V tail |
| Beech 90 | 6 seat utility and liaison twin prop aircraft |
| Beech 95 | Twin engined training and utility aircraft. |
| Beech Bonanza | Single prop light aircraft. |
| Beech Cochise | Military version of Beech 55 Baron twin engined four seat transport. |
| Beech Expeditor | Military version of Beech 18 twin engined transport |
| Beech Guardrail | ISTAR variant of Beech 350 |
| Beech Huron | US military version of Beech King Air used for both transport and recconaisance tasks. |
| Beech Jayhawk | USAF navigational trainer based on Beechcraft Beechjet. |
| Beech Kansan | Beech built training version of C-45. |
| Beech King Air | Twin turboprop T-tailed transport and training aircraft |
| Beech Liberty | Intelligence gathering twin prop |
| Beech Mentor | Beech T-34, twin seat aircraft, used for training |
| Beech Musketeer | US built light aircraft |
| Beech Navigator | Navigation trainer version of Beech C-45. |
| Beech Pegasus | US Navy trainer version of Beech 90 King Air. |
| Beech Queen Air | Beechcraft twin engined light transport. |
| Beech Seminole | US military version of Beech Queen Air. |
| Beech Staggerwing | Single engined bi-plane |
| Beech Texan | US built development of Pilatus PC9 |
| Beech Traveller | Beechcraft built trainer, based on the UC43 |
| Beech Turbo Mentor | Turbprop powered development of Beech T-34 mentor. |
| Beech Twin Bonanza | Beech Model E50 post war light passenger plane |
| Beech Ute | US Military utility aircraft developed from Beech 90 King Air. |
| Beech Wichita | Plywood built twin engine advance trainer. |
| Beechcraft 1900 | Twin turboprop passenger palne |
| Bell - Vertol Osprey | Assault and transport tiltrotor aircraft used by US military. |
| Bell 204 | 15 seat, twin engined utility helicopter, military version see H-1 and UH-1, from 1957 |
| Bell 205 | Upgraded version of the Bell 204, longer fuselage, see military version UH-1 |
| Bell 206 | Bell's 'Jetranger' utility training helicopter, from 1968, see also military version OH-58 |
| Bell 212 | Updated and enlarged version of the UH-1 powered by twin turboshaft engines |
| Bell 214 | Stretched version of Bell 212, optimised for sale to Middle East. |
| Bell 222 | Bell medium sized passenger helicopter |
| Bell 412 | Upgraded version of Bell 212 features 4 blade rotor |
| Bell 429 | Mid-sized helicopter |
| Bell 47 | Three seat, light utility helicopter from 1946, for military version see H-13 |
| Bell Airacobra | Bell P-39 World War II fighter with tri-cycle undercarraige |
| Bell Airacomet | First production built US jet aircraft. |
| Bell Arapaho | Cancelled US Army light attack helicopter. |
| Bell Cobra | Tandem seat attack helicopter based on systms of UH-1 Iroquois. |
| Bell Creek | US Army training version of Bell 206 Jet Ranger, |
| Bell Iroquois | US military version of Bell 205 |
| Bell Jet Ranger | US built helicopter. |
| Bell Kingcobra | Bell built WWII tricycle engined fighter development of P-39 Airacobra. |
| Bell Kiowa | US Army observation helicopter based on Bell 206 Jet Ranger. |
| Bell Sea Ranger | US Naval training helicopter based on Bell 206 Jet Ranger. |
| Bell Sioux | Military version of Bell 47 helicopter. |
| Bell Twin Huey | Twin engined Huey |
| Bell X-1 | Bell built experimental jet, first aircraft in world to go supersonic. |
| Bell X-14 | Experimental VTOL testbed. |
| Bell X-22A | Experimental aircraft powered by four tilting ducted fans. |
| Bell X-5 | Experimental variable sweep reserach jet. |
| Bell XV-15 | Experimental tilt rotor aircraft. |
| Bell XV-3 | Experimental tiltrotor aircraft. |
| Bell YAH-63 | Prototype attack helicopter, lost out to Hughes Apache. |
| Bell YHO-4A | Experimental observation helicopter, formed basis for Bell 206. |
| Bell YR-12 | Helicopter |
| Bellanca Citabria | Light training aircraft, See also Champion T7 |
| Bensen X-25 | Experimental Gyrocopter |
| Beriev Be-12 | Twin prop amphibious ant-submarine and maritime patrol aircraft |
| Beriev Be-6 | Seaplane |
| Bk117 | Eurocopter's light utility helicopter |
| Blackburn Buccaneer | Blackburn post war low level strike attack aircraft |
| Blackburn Ripon | Blackburn design from 1928, carrier-based torpedo bomber and reconnaissance aircraft |
| Bleriot XI | Early French built aircraft |
| Blohm & Voss BV138 | WWII Flying boat, used for maritime patrols. |
| Blohm & Voss Bv155 | German late war high altitude fighter project |
| BN Defender | Twin engined multi role light utility aircraft |
| BN Islander | Rugged twin engined light transport aircraft |
| Boeing - Sikorsky Comanche | Advanced stealthy attack and reconnaisance helicopter. |
| Boeing - Vertol YUH-61 | Prototype helicopter designed for competition won by UH-60 Blackhawk. |
| Boeing 247 | 1930's twin engined passenger plane |
| Boeing 707 | The world's second jet passenger type |
| Boeing 720 | Large jet passenger transport |
| Boeing 727 | Three engined T-Tail passenger jet |
| Boeing 737 | Twin jet passenger plane |
| Boeing 747 | Large US built airliner. |
| Boeing 777 | Large jet transport |
| Boeing 787 | Large twin jet passenger airliner |
| Boeing Apache | Hughes/MDD/Boeing attack helicopter |
| Boeing Bird of Prey | Experimental stealth aircraft. |
| Boeing C-137 | Miltary VIP transport variant of Boeing 707. |
| Boeing C-22A | US military version of Boeing 727. |
| Boeing F4B | Pre war biplane fighter variant of P-12 fighter. |
| Boeing FB | Boeing 1920's biplane fighter. |
| Boeing Flying Fortress | Boeing's legendary heavy bomber from WWII |
| Boeing Gator | Navigational training version of Boeing 737. |
| Boeing Globemaster III | US built large transport aircraft. |
| Boeing Hawk | 1930's era US built biplane fighter, primarily used by US Navy. |
| Boeing J-Stars | Ground warfare surveillance and command aircraft based on Boeing 707. |
| Boeing KC-135 | Boeing 707 based tanker aircraft |
| Boeing P-12 | 1930's era biplane fighter. |
| Boeing Peashooter | Boeing built monoplane fighter. |
| Boeing Scout | Experimental high wing observation aircraft. |
| Boeing Sentry | Boeing AWACS aircraft based on B707 airliner |
| Boeing Stratofortress | Eight engined heavy bomber |
| Boeing Stratofreighter C-97 | Boeing, four prop engined, 102 seat transport aircraft from 1951, also see KC-97 |
| Boeing Stratojet | Boeing built cold war long range jet bomber. |
| Boeing Stratoliner | 4 propeller engined low wing passenger / cargo aircraft |
| Boeing Stratotanker | Military tanker and transport development of Boeing 707 family. |
| Boeing Stratotanker KC-97 | Aerial refuelling tanker version of Boeing C-97 |
| Boeing Super Hornet | Enlarged development of original F/A 18 design. |
| Boeing Superfortress | Boeing B-29, large prop engined bomber from the end of WWII |
| Boeing X-32 | Unsuccessful Boeing design in Joint Strike Fighter competition. |
| Boeing X-45 | Experimental Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle. |
| Boeing YC-14 | Experimental STOL jet transport |
| Bolkow Bo.105 | Small utility helicopter |
| Bolkow Bo46 | |
| Bombardier Global Express | Long range business jet |
| BooHwal Ho | Korean Manufactured Single Engine Liaison and Training Aircraft |
| Brantly YHO-3 | Early experimental observation helicopter. |
| Breda Ba19 | Twin seat, prop engined, biplane, from 1930 |
| Breda-Nardi NH-300 | Twin place training helicopter |
| Breese Penguin | Unflyable WW1 training machine |
| Breguet 14 | Two seat, single prop engine, biplane bomber from 1916 |
| Breguet 941 | Four prop engined passenger/cargo transport aircraft |
| Breguet Alize Br.1050 | Three seat, single prop engined, carrier based aircraft |
| Breguet Atlantic | Maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft from 1968 |
| Breguet Provence Br.763 | 4 prop engined, large double deck cargo/transport aircraft from the 1950's |
| Breguet Sahara Br.765 | Military transport version of the Provence, 4 prop engined, large double deck aircraft from the 1950's |
| Breguet Taon Br.1001 | Fighter/bomber jet from 1957 |
| Breguet Type R.U1 | 1911 bi-plane |
| Brewster Buffalo | US Naval monoplane fighter dating from late 1930's |
| Bristol 170 Freighter | High wing boxlike fuselage twin engine transport |
| Bristol Beaufighter | Bristol's twin engined long range World War II fighter |
| Bristol Beaufort | Bristol's twin engined torpedo bomber |
| Bristol Blenheim | Bristol's long range twin engined light bomber |
| Bristol Bolingbroke | Canadian built version of Bristol Blenheim, three seat, twin prop engined, light bomber. |
| Bristol Bulldog | Between wars biplane fighter aircraft |
| Bristol Sycamore | Piston engined transport helicopter |
| Bucker Antares | Bucker Bu.133 light training aircraft |
| Bucker Bestmann | Bucker Bu.181 Luftwaffe liaison aircraft |
| Bucker Jungmann | German WWII training biplane. |
| Bucker Jungmeister | Two seat, German designed, single prop engined biplane from 1936 |
| Budd Constenega RB-1 | Budd built stainless steel transport aircraft. |
| CAC Boomerang | Australian WWII fighter. |
| CAC Mustang | Australian licence built of P-51 Mustang. |
| CAC Sabre | Australian licence built version of NA Sabre. |
| CAC Wirraway | RAAF advanced training aircraft from WWII |
| Canadair Argus | Large 4 prop maritime reconnaissance aircraft |
| Canadair Challenger | Bombardier 601 bizjet |
| Canadair CL-215 | High wing twin prop amphibious, water bomber aircraft |
| Canadair CL-415 | Upgraded version of the CL-215, high wing twin prop amphibious, water bomber aircraft |
| Canadair CL-84 | Canadian experimental VSTOL named Dynavert |
| Canadair Cosmopolitan | Canadian Military version of Convair 440 series licence built in Canada. |
| Canadair North Star | Development of Douglas DC-4 |
| Canadair Sabre | Swept wing jet powered day fighter |
| Canadair Silver Star | Canadian built version of Lockheed T-33 |
| Canadair Tutor | Canadian designed twin seat jet trainer. |
| CANSA Falchetto | Italian pre war biplane training aircraft. |
| Cant Z.506 | Italian, flying boat |
| Caproni - Vizzola Calif | Glider |
| Caproni Ca.100 | twin seat, biplane floatplane from 1932 |
| Caproni CA.18 | World War I reconnaissance plane |
| Caproni Ca.193 | Single prop engined, monoplane aircraft |
| Caproni Ca.20 | Early monoplane fighter |
| Caproni Ca.310 | Early WW2 Italian twin engined light bomber |
| Caproni Ca.33 | Prop engined, biplane heavy bomber from the 1920's |
| Caproni Ca.36 | World War I Italian heavy bomber. |
| Caproni Campini CC1 | Italian jet aircraft flown first flown during 1940 |
| Caproni TM.2 | Small-medium passenger transport aircraft |
| Caproni Trento F5 | Italian, twin seat jet aircraft from 1953 |
| CARMAN JP.15/36 | Glider |
| CASA 101 | Spanish built jet powered, twin seat training aircraft, also used for light attack role |
| CASA 127 | Spanish built version of the Dornier 27 |
| CASA 2-111 | Spanish built version of He111 used in both bombing and transport tasks. |
| CASA 212 | Small cargo transport aircraft |
| CASA 295 | |
| CASA 352 | Spanish built version of Junkers Ju 52 |
| CASA Azor 207 | Twin prop, passenger/cargo transport aircraft |
| CASA CN 235 | Spanish twin engined transport |
| CASA Jungmann | Two seat, single prop engined, German designed, biplane built under licence in Spain |
| CASA Jungmeister | Spanish licence built version of Bucker Bu 133 |
| Castel-Mauboussin CM.8 | French glider, predecessor of the Fouga magister |
| Caudron C.272 | Twin seat prop engined biplane from 1931 |
| Caudron C.59 | French built, prop engined, biplane training aircraft from 1922 |
| Caudron C.60 | French built, prop engined, biplane training aircraft from 1922 |
| Caudron C.635 | French built, prop engined, biplane training aircraft from 1922 |
| Caudron C.714 | Prop engined, single seat monoplane fighter from 1938 |
| Caudron C.800 | French built glider |
| Caudron G.4 | Twin prop engined, biplane, from 1916 |
| Caudron G.III | Two seat, single prop engined, biplane reconnaissance aircraft from 1914 |
| Cavalier Mustang | 1960's rework of classic NA Mustang. |
| Centenary X | Sri Lankan built ultra light |
| Centrair Marianne 201 | French built glider |
| Centrair Pegase 101 | French built glider |
| Cerva CE.43 | Small light training aircraft |
| Cessna 172 | Small high wing light training aircraft |
| Cessna 180 | Small high wing light training aircraft |
| Cessna 182 | Small high wing light training aircraft |
| Cessna 206 | Small high wing light training aircraft |
| Cessna 310 | Cessna twin engined utility aircraft |
| Cessna 340 | |
| Cessna 402 | Twin engined light liason/communications aircraft |
| Cessna 404 | Twin prop 8 seat light aircraft |
| Cessna 411 | 8 seat, twin prop low wing monoplane aircraft |
| Cessna 421 | US built twin engined light aircraft |
| Cessna A.188B | |
| Cessna Airmaster | Radial engined high wing monoplane |
| Cessna Bird Dog | Two seat, single prop engined, high wing monoplane aircraft used for liaison and FAC, from 1950 |
| Cessna Blue Canoe U-3 | Utility version of Cessna 310 for USAF. |
| Cessna Bobcat | World War II twin engined utility transport. |
| Cessna Citation | Twin engined executive jet. |
| Cessna Crane | AT-17 Bobcat twin prop trainer |
| Cessna Dragonfly | Military version of Cessna 318 series, lightweight twin seat jet attack aircraft, from 1965, see also T-37 |
| Cessna LC-126 | Military derivative of Cessna 195. |
| Cessna Mescalero | US military version of Cessna 172. |
| Cessna Seneca | Experimental US Army helicopter. |
| Cessna Skymaster | Twin engined Pusher - pull configured, twin boomed light aircraft developed for military use as the Cessna O 2. |
| Cessna Skywagon | Six seat single engined high wing utility aircraft. |
| Cessna T.210N | |
| Cessna Tweet T-37 | Military version of Cessna 318 series aircraft, lightweight jet trainer aircraft from 1955, see also A-37 |
| Cessna U-17 | US Military version of the Cessna 185 'Skywagon' aircraft |
| CFM 01 Tummelisa | Single seat, prop engined biplane fighter from 1919 |
| CFM Shadow | Microlight |
| Chase Raider YC-125 | Northrop built three engined STOL transport aircraft of 1950. |
| Chengdu J-10 | Chinese fighter jet |
| Chengdu J-7 | Chinese built MiG-21 |
| Chengdu JJ-5 | Chinese built two-seat variant of the MiG-17 |
| Chengdu JJ-7 | Chinese built MiG-21 |
| Cierva C.19 | Pre war autogyro. |
| Cierva C.30 | Between the wars autogyro |
| Cijan Kurier | STOL high wing liaison and observation aircraft |
| Cijan Trojka | Post-war Yugoslav light trainer |
| Columbia XJL-1 | Experimental monoplane development of Grumman Duck |
| Commonwealth Wackett Trainer | Low wing single engined tandem trainer |
| Commonwealth Winjeel | Ab-initio trainer |
| Conair S-2 Firecat | |
| Consolidated Canso | Canadian version of PBY Catalina. |
| Consolidated Catalina | WWII Twin engined high wing long range amphibian bomber/transport |
| Consolidated Coronado | US Naval patrol flying boat. |
| Consolidated Liberator | American four engined heavy bomber |
| Consolidated N2Y | 1930's era US Naval biplane training aircraft. |
| Consolidated Privateer | Single finned development of Consolidated Liberator bomber. |
| Consolidated PT-1 | Early US Army training biplane dating from 1921. |
| Consolidated PT-6 | Primary trainer biplane from the late 1920's |
| Convair 240 | Twin prop transport |
| Convair 340 | Twin prop passenger transport. |
| Convair 440 | 52 seat, twin engined transport aircraft from 1954, US military version C-131 |
| Convair 990 | Four engined jet airliner similar to Boeing 707. |
| Convair Cosmopolitan | Convair 440 series used by Canadian Forces. |
| Convair Delta Dagger | Convair F-102, single seat, single jet engined, all weather interceptor from 1955 |
| Convair Delta Dart | Long range interceptor development of F 102 Delta Dagger. |
| Convair Hustler | Convair built Mach 2 nuclear strike bomber. |
| Convair L-13 | Consolidated Vultee high wing spotter plane |
| Convair Peacemaker | Convair built long range strategic bomber with six prop and four jet engines. |
| Convair Pogo | Experimental VTOL fighter |
| Convair Samaritan | Military transport development of Convair 340 / 440 airliner series. |
| Convair Sea Dart | Experimental water borne jet fighter |
| Convair T-29 | Training development of C-131 Samaritan. |
| Convair VT-29 | VIP transport variant of T-29 'Flying Classroom' |
| Convair XC-99 | Prototype of large transport aircraft based on B-36 Peacemaker bomber. |
| Convair XF-92A | Experimental delta wing research jet. |
| CSS-13 | Czech built version of Poliparkov Po2 biplane. |
| Culver Cadet | WW II small fighter type aircraft designed as unpilotted target aircraft but with provsion for pilot. |
| Curtiss 'Jenny' | Very early biplane |
| Curtiss - Wright E Light Sport | Biplane |
| Curtiss - Wright VZ-7 | Experimental VTOL 'Flying Jeep' |
| Curtiss Ascender | Curtiss built experimental WWII canard configured pusher engined fighter. |
| Curtiss Commando | |
| Curtiss Fledgling | Curtiss built biplane trainer dating from mid 1920's. |
| Curtiss Hawk | Monoplane fighter |
| Curtiss Helldiver | Carrier based, WWII dive bomber 'Helldiver' |
| Curtiss HS | World War 1 patrol flying boat |
| Curtiss Jeep | Twin engined advance training monoplane. |
| Curtiss Kittyhawk | Single engined WWII day fighter |
| Curtiss MF Seagull | Early flying boat dating from 1919. |
| Curtiss NC | Very early Curtiss built flying boat, first aicraft to cross the Atlantic. |
| Curtiss Owl | High winged observation monoplane. |
| Curtiss R3C | Inter war US Navy racing seaplane. |
| Curtiss Seahawk | Development of Curtiss F6C Hawk series of fighters. |
| Curtiss Sparrowhawk | Early USN biplane fighter. |
| Curtiss Tomahawk | Curtiss built single seat WWII fighter |
| Curtiss TS-2 | First US biplane fighter designed to fly fro aircraft carriers. |
| Curtiss Warhawk | Curtis built WWII day fighter |
| Curtiss Wright X-19A | Model 200 tilt-wing VTOL light transport. |
| Curtiss XF15C | Experimental mixed powerplant fighter. |
| Curtiss-Wright Falcon | Single prop, single seat monoplane training aircraft from 1940 |
| Curtiss-Wright Travel Air | American inter war biplane. |
| CVV6 | Italian built glider |
| Dansk Aero 2G | 2 seat open high-wing primary glider |
| Dassault Etendard IV | Dassault built single seat, single jet engined, carrier-borne interceptor, and ground attack aircraft, from 1960 |
| Dassault Falcon 10 | Dassault built small executive jet |
| Dassault Falcon 20 | Dassault built executive jet, also used in anti shipping role by France |
| Dassault Falcon 50 | Dassault built mid size business jet from 1980's |
| Dassault Falcon 7X | |
| Dassault Falcon 900 | Long range bizjet |
| Dassault Flamant | Twin prop engined utility aircraft, used for navigator and bombing training, from 1948 |
| Dassault Guardian | US Coast Guard version of Dassault Falcon business jet used for maritime surveilance. |
| Dassault Mirage 2000 | Dassault built delta wing jet, in several; versions, B:- twin seat trainer, C:-Fighter, D&N:-Bomber, from the early 1980's |
| Dassault Mirage 4000 | Dassault built prototype delta wing jet, which lead to the Mirage 2000 program |
| Dassault Mirage 5 | Dassault's export version of the Mirage III, from the mid 1960's |
| Dassault Mirage F1 | Dassault built, single seat, single jet engined, fighter from the early 1970's |
| Dassault Mirage G8 | Dassault, swing wing interceptor, |
| Dassault Mirage III | Dassault built jet, in several versions: B:-twin seat trainer, C:-fighter, D&E:-Bomber, R:-Reconnaissance, from 1958 |
| Dassault Mirage IV | Dassault built, two seat, twin jet engined, strategic nuclear strike bomber, later used for reconnaissance, from 1960 |
| Dassault Mystere II | French jet powered fighter from 1950 |
| Dassault Mystere IV | French built single seat, single jet engined fighter, from 1952 |
| Dassault Ouragan MD.450 | French, single seat, single jet engined fighter aircraft from 1952 |
| Dassault Rafale | Dassault's multirole aircraft from the 1990's |
| Dassault Super Etendard | Dassault built carrier based, strike fighter aircraft |
| Dassault Super Mystere B2 | French built, single seat, single jet engined fighter from 1955 |
| Dassault-Dornier Alpha Jet | Light attack trainer |
| Denel Rooivalk | South African attack helicopter |
| Dewoitine D.26 | Single seat, single prop engined, high wing trainer aircraft from 1929, built by France and Switzerland |
| Dewoitine D.27 | Single seat, single prop, high winged aircraft |
| Dewoitine D.520 | French designed, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter, from 1939 |
| DFS 230 | German assault glider from 1938 |
| DFS Olympia | |
| DFS Weihe | |
| DFS/30 Kranich | 2 seat enclosed cockpit wooden glider, first flown 1935. |
| DFW C.V | German World War 1 observation biplane. |
| DH Comet | World's first large jet passenger transport |
| DH Devon | De Havilland twin prop passenger transport/communications aircraft |
| DH Dove | De Havilland twin prop passenger transport aircraft |
| DH Dragon Rapide | De Haviland light biplane transport evolved from DH84 |
| DH Heron | De Havilland four prop passenger transport aircraft |
| DH Hornet Moth | Pre war de Havilland four seat tourer biplane |
| DH Mosquito | All wooden twin engined night/day fighter bomber |
| DH Moth Minor | Pre war De havilland tandem seat tourer biplane |
| DH Queen Bee | Pilotless target version of Tiger Moth biplane trainer |
| DH Sea Vampire | Navalised version of the de Havilland twin boom jet fighter |
| DH Tiger Moth | De Havilland designed tandem seat biplane training aircraft |
| DH Vampire | De Havilland twin boom single engined fighter / trainer |
| DH Venom | De Havilland twin boom single engined fighter with semiswept wing |
| DH.4 | Two seat biplane day bomber. |
| DH.60 | De Havilland twin seat, biplane training aircraft, including Gipsy Moth |
| DH.83 Fox Moth | Development of the Tiger Moth |
| DH.84 Dragon | De Havilland DH.84 light biplane transport |
| DH.88 Comet | De Havilland high speed transport |
| DH.89 Dominie | De Havilland military version of the Rapide light biplane transport |
| DH.9 | De Havilland World War I aircraft |
| DHC Beaver | STOL light transport, observation and communications aircraft |
| DHC Buffalo | Upgraded version of the DHC-4 |
| DHC Caribou | 34 seat, twin prop engined, tactical transport aircraft, from 1960 |
| DHC Chipmunk | De Havilland Canada DHC-1 post war basic trainer |
| DHC Dash 7 | High wing T-tail STOL 4-engined turboprop |
| DHC Dash 8 | High wing T-tail STOL turboprop |
| DHC Otter | High wing monoplane single engined transport |
| DHC Twin Otter | Canadian built high wing twin prop short landing passenger/transport aircraft |
| Diamond Star | Diamond DA40 light aircraft. |
| Doak VZ-4 | Experimental ducted fan VTOL aircraft. |
| Doman YH-31 | Experimental US Army utility helicopter. |
| Donnet-Leveque L11 | Early French built floatplane |
| Dornier Do.17 | WW2 twin engined German medium bomber |
| Dornier Do.228 | Small-medium, twin prop passenger and cargo transport aircraft |
| Dornier Do.24 | Triple engined, flying boat, from 1937 |
| Dornier Do.27 | Small utility aircraft |
| Dornier Do.28 | Small twin prop, high wing light transport aircraft |
| Dornier Do.29 | Experimental STOL aircraft based on a Do.27 |
| Dornier Do.31 | Experimental German VSTOL aircraft |
| Dornier Do.335 | Twin engined German fighter fitted with front and rear engines. |
| Dornier Do.34 | Unmanned, tethered rotorcraft |
| Dornier DS10 | Dornier utility transport aircraft |
| Douglas Bolo | Pre war USAAC bomber aircraft based on DC-2 airliner. |
| Douglas Cargomaster | Extremly large four engined high wing USAF transport aircraft. |
| Douglas Dakota | Douglas twin prop transport |
| Douglas Dauntless | US Navy WWII single engined dive bomber. |
| Douglas DC-2 | Douglas prop medium transport aircraft |
| Douglas DC-4 | 4 prop cargo and transport |
| Douglas DC-6 | Douglas prop transport aircraft, military version see C-118, from early 1950's |
| Douglas DC-7 | Development of Douglas DC-6. |
| Douglas DC-8 | 200+ seat passenger jetliner |
| Douglas DC-9 | 100 seat passenger jetliner, US military version DC-9 |
| Douglas Destroyer | Twin engined Douglas built jet bomber. |
| Douglas Destroyer BTD-1 | Post war naval attack aircraft designed to replace Grumman Avenger. |
| Douglas Dolphin | Twin engined monoplane amphibian dating form 1930's. |
| Douglas Dragon B-23 | Pre war US Army bomber based on Douglas DC-3. |
| Douglas Globemaster II | Large four engined USAF transport aircraft. |
| Douglas Havoc A-20 | Three seat, Douglas built, twin prop engined monoplane light bomber from 1939 |
| Douglas Invader | Douglas built attack bomber from 1943, redesignated as B-26 in 1948, when Martin B-26 was deactivated |
| Douglas Jetmaster | Experimental US jet bomber. |
| Douglas KDC-10 | Tri-jet transport/tanker |
| Douglas Liftmaster | US military airlift version of DC-6 airliner. |
| Douglas Mixmaster | Experimental US pusher engined bomber. |
| Douglas O-38 | Two seat observation biplane. |
| Douglas O-46 | High wing observation monoplane. |
| Douglas Skyhawk | Douglas A-4 carrier based light attack plane |
| Douglas Skylancer | Development of Douglas F4D Skyray. |
| Douglas Skymaster | C-54 military version of the Douglas DC-4 |
| Douglas Skynight | Douglas built twin seat jet night fighter. |
| Douglas Skyraider | Douglas built, carrier based aircraft from the end of WW2 |
| Douglas Skyray | Douglas built delta winged carrier borne fighter. |
| Douglas Skyrocket | Douglas built experimental rocket propelled aircraft, first to exceed mach 2. |
| Douglas Skyshark | Turboprop powered US Navy ground attack aircraft. |
| Douglas Skytrain | US military name for Dakota / DC-3 series. |
| Douglas Skytrooper | Troop transport vrsion of C-47 fitted only with passenger doors and lacking the capability to carry heavy cargo. |
| Douglas Skywarrior | Douglas built large carrier based bomber aircraft from 1955 |
| Douglas Stilleto | Experimental Douglas high speed research aircraft. |
| Douglas World Cruiser | Biplane built for US Army round the world flight. |
| Dyn'Aero CR.100 | |
| E-Systems YQM-93A | Test aircraft for UAV programme, flown in both piloted and unmanned modes, based on Schweizer SGS 2-32 sailplane. |
| EADS Barracuda | Stealth combat UAV |
| EE Canberra | English Electric twin jet bomber |
| EE Lightning | Twin engined swept wing interceptor |
| EKW Aiguillon - N20 | Single seat, prototype, Swiss built jet fighter aircraft |
| EKW C35 | Swiss built single engined biplane from 1937 |
| EKW C3603 | Swiss built, Singled engined prop aircraft from 1942 |
| EKW C3605 | Swiss built, upgraded version of C3603, with new engines, and extra tail fin, from 1969 |
| Elster B | German high wing monoplane from 1955 |
| Embraer Bandeirante | Brazilian twin prop |
| Embraer EMB-120 | Brazilian twin prop |
| Embraer ERJ-135 | Brazilian built regional jet |
| Embraer ERJ-145 | Brazilian biz-jet |
| Embraer Super Tucano | Larger version of Embraer Tucano |
| Embraer Tucano | Brazilian built tandem training turboprop |
| Embraer Xavante | Brazilian built MB.326 |
| Embraer Xingu | Version of the Embraer 121 light utility and liaison aircraft |
| Enaer Eaglet | Twin seat side by side low wing propeller trainer |
| Enaer T-35 | Prop engined, training aircraft |
| Enstrom 280 | Small, twin seat helicopter |
| EoN Olympia | Glider |
| ERCO Ercoupe | Two seat light aircraft dating from 1930's. |
| Eurocopter Dauphin | Medium sized SAR, and general purpose helicopter |
| Eurocopter EC.135 | Eurocopter light helicopter |
| Eurocopter EC.155 | Eurocopter advanced version of Aerospatiale Dauphin |
| Eurocopter EC.725 | Eurocopter development of Super Puma design. |
| Eurocopter EC120 | |
| Eurocopter Squirrel | General purpose transport / training helicopter |
| Eurocopter Tiger | Eurocopter EC-665 attack helicopter |
| Eurofighter | Twin engined delta canard fighter |
| Fairchild - Swearingen Metro | Development of SA.226 Merlin |
| Fairchild Argus | Fairchild UC-61 light communications and transport aircraft from World War II |
| Fairchild Boxcar | C-119, heavy transport aircraft |
| Fairchild Cornell | Pre war piston engined monoplane trainer |
| Fairchild Jet Jeep | Experimental small utility helicopter. |
| Fairchild Packet | Fairchild built twin boom transport, predecessor to C-119. |
| Fairchild Provider | Fairchild built twin engined high wing piston engined transport. |
| Fairchild T-46A | Unsuccessful twin finned training aircraft designed to replace Cessna T-37. |
| Fairchild Thunderbolt II | Fairchild built single seat, twin high mounted engines close air support & attack aircraft from the late 1970's |
| Fairchild-Hiller FH-1100 | Single engine, two bladed light helicopter |
| Fairey Battle | Fairey built single engined bomber, outclassed by World War II |
| Fairey III | 1917 designed naval reconaissance biplane |
| Fairey Swordfish | Piston engined naval biplane torpedo bomber |
| Farman F.46 | WWI French, biplane aircraft |
| Farman HF-20 | Two seat, French built, single prop engined biplane reconnaissance and light bomber aircraft from 1913 |
| Farman MF-11 | WW1 light bomber |
| Farman MF-7 | Twin seat, WWI biplane aircraft, propeller is behind cockpit area. |
| FFA Bravo | Swiss/Italian light trainer |
| FFA P16 | Swiss single seat jet interceptor from 1953 |
| FFVS 22 | Swedish built, single seat, monoplane fighter aircraft from 1940 |
| Fiat C.29 | Italian built float plane |
| Fiat CR.42 | WWII radial engined biplane fighter |
| Fiat G-212 | Triple prop engined, passenger and transport aircraft |
| Fiat G-222 | Alenia built, twin prop engined, medium tactical transport aircraft |
| Fiat G-46 | Twin seat, single prop engined, monoplane trainer aircraft from 1949 |
| Fiat G-49 | 1952 built Italian post war training aircraft. |
| Fiat G-50 | Single seat, monoplane fighter aircraft |
| Fiat G-59 | 1 or 2 seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter aircraft from, 1949 |
| Fiat G-80 | 1st Italian built jet aircraft, from 1951 |
| Fiat G-82 | Upgraded version of the Fiat G-80 jet, from 1955 |
| Fiat G-91 | 1 or 2 seat, single jet engined ground attack aircraft, also used as an advanced trainer, from 1958 |
| Fiat HA.132 | |
| Fieseler Fi.103 | German WWII V-1 unmanned bomb |
| Fieseler Fi.156 | High wing Stol capable single engined transport |
| Firestone XR-9 | Early experimental US Army helicopter. |
| Fisher Eagle | Experimental fighter built from various salvaged aircraft parts. |
| Fleet 10 | Twin seat, single prop, biplane training aircraft from Romania |
| Fleet 16 | Finch biplane trainer |
| Fleet 2 | Bi-plane |
| Fleet 60 | Fort, Canadian trainer |
| Fleet 7 | Fawn biplane primary trainer |
| Fleetwings XBT-12 | US Army WWII tandem cockpit trainer. |
| Flettner Kolibri | Small open cockpit, German helicopter, from the 1930s |
| FMA Guarani | Argentinian transporter |
| FMA Pucara | Argentinian built twin turboprop ground attack aircraft |
| Focke Wulf Fw.189 | German twin-engine, twin-boom, three-seat tactical reconnaissance and army cooperation aircraft from WW2 |
| Focke Wulf Fw.190 | Single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from WWII |
| Focke Wulf Fw.200 | German WWII maritime patrol and transport aircraft |
| Focke Wulf Fw.44 | Two seat, single prop engined biplane trainer aircraft from 1932, 'Stieglitz' |
| Focke Wulf Fw.58 | German twin engined multi-role trainer from 1937 onwards |
| Focke Wulf Ta.152 | High altitude development of Fw.190 |
| Focke-Achgelis Fa.330 A-1 | WWII unpowered rotorcraft designed to operate from submarines |
| Fokker 50 | 50 seat twin prop passenger transport aircraft |
| Fokker C.V | Twin seat, biplane aircraft, from 1926 |
| Fokker C.X | Inter war biplane |
| Fokker D.10 | Single seat, monoplane fighter aircraft from early WWII |
| Fokker D.VII | Single seat, single prop engined biplane from 1918 |
| Fokker D.VIII | Single seat, single prop, high winged monoplane fighter aircraft from 1918 |
| Fokker D.XXI | Single seat, single prop engined, monoplane fighter, from 1937 |
| Fokker E.III | WWI, monoplane fighter aircraft |
| Fokker F-100 | Twin prop passenger transport aircraft |
| Fokker F-27 | Turboprop passenger transport aircraft, from early 1960's, 'Friendship' |
| Fokker F-28 | Medium sized jet passenger aircraft from 1960's, 'Fellowship' |
| Fokker S-11 | Two seat, single prop engined, training aircraft from 1948 ' Instructor' |
| Fokker S-12 | Tricycle version of S-11 |
| Fokker S-14 | Jet powered advanced training aircraft 'mach trainer' |
| Fokker S.IV | WW1 trainer aircraft |
| Fokker T-2 | US Army transport biplane. |
| Folland Gnat | Lightweight tandem seat swept wing jet trainer |
| Fouga CM-170 Magister | Fouga designed, two seat, twin jet engined trainer from 1953 |
| Fouga CM-173 Super Magister | Also known as a Potez 94 |
| Fouga CM-175 Zephyr | Fouga designed, two seat, twin jet trainer, a French navy version of the CM-170 |
| Fournier RF-10 | Motor glider |
| Frankfort TG-1A | US Army training glider. |
| Franklin PS-2 | Single seat US clider type used by US Navy for flight grading. |
| Fuji AH-1 | Japanese licence built Cobra |
| Fuji KM-2 | Japanese development of T-34 |
| Fuji L-19 | Japanese licence built Bird Dog |
| Fuji LM-1 | Four seat communications aircraft based on T-34. |
| Fuji LM-2 | Higher powered version of the Fuji LM-1 |
| Fuji T-1 | Japanese military trainer |
| Fuji T-3 | Development of the T-34 |
| Fuji T-34 | Japanese licence built Mentor |
| Fuji T-5 | Japanese trainer |
| Fuji T-7 | Development of Fuji T-3 |
| Fuji UH-1 | Japanese licence built Iroquois |
| GAF Jindivik | Viper engined pilotless drone target aircraft |
| GAF Nomad | Australian high wing STOL transport |
| GAF Pika | Manned version of the GAF Jindivik drone |
| Gates Learjet | Twin engined small executive jet. |
| GD Aardvark | General Dynamics built swing wing supersonic strike aircraft |
| GD Fighting Falcon | General Dynamics F-16, multi role fighter aircraft from 1977, 'Fighting Falcon' |
| GD Raven EF-111A | Electronic warfare development of F-111 |
| General Atomics Predator | General Atomics RQ-1 advanced attack and recce UAV |
| General Atomics Reaper | General Atomics MQ-9 surveillance and attack UAV, based on an enlarged MQ-1 Predator with a much more powerful engine |
| Gloster Gamecock | Single seat, biplane aircraft from 1924 |
| Gloster Gladiator | WWII radial engined biplane fighter |
| Gloster Meteor | Twin jet engined fighter / night fighter |
| Goodyear K-28 | Blimp |
| Goodyear ZPG | Blimp |
| Gordou-Leseurre GL.22 | High wing monoplane aircraft from 1922 |
| Gotha Go.242 | Large WWII German transport glider |
| Grigorovich M.5 | Russian biplane flying boat from 1916 |
| Grob G.102 Astir | |
| Grob G.103A Twin II Acro | Grob |
| Grob Tutor | Modern two seat composite training aircraft. |
| Grumman Academe | Training version of Grumman G-159 Gulfstream built to support A-6 Intruder crew training. |
| Grumman Albatross | Amphibian aircraft, from 1949, U-16 is US military version |
| Grumman Avenger | Carrier based World War II torpedo bomber built by Grumman |
| Grumman Bearcat | Single seat, single engined, fighter bomber from 1944, 'Bearcat' |
| Grumman Cougar | Grumman built swept wing development of F9F Panther. |
| Grumman Duck | WW2 floatplane |
| Grumman F3F | Between the wars USN biplane |
| Grumman G44 | Five seat, twin prop engined, high wing flying boat, from 1940 'Widgeon' |
| Grumman Goblin | US pre war biplane fighter. |
| Grumman Goose | Seven seat, twin engined high wing seaplane, from 1938 |
| Grumman Greyhound | US Navy Carrier On-board Delivery aircraft. |
| Grumman Guardian AF | Grumman built anti submarine aircraft built to replace Avenger. |
| Grumman Gulfstream 1 | Gulfstream G159 model twin prop passenger transport aircraft |
| Grumman Gulfstream II | Grumman G.1159 executive jet aircraft. |
| Grumman Gulfstream III | Development of Gulfstream II business jet. |
| Grumman Hawkeye | Carrierborne twin engined AEW aircraft. |
| Grumman Hellcat | Grumman built naval day fighter |
| Grumman Intruder | Grumman built two seat carrier borne strike aircraft. |
| Grumman Mohawk | Grumman built STOL reconaissance aircraft. |
| Grumman Panther F9F | Grumman built Korean War era jet fighter. |
| Grumman Prowler | Electronic warfare variant on A-6 Intruder. |
| Grumman Tiger F-11 | US Navy jet fighter from 1960's primarily used by Blue Angels display team. |
| Grumman Tigercat | Grumman F7F |
| Grumman Tomcat | Grumman built US Navy swing wing twin engined fighter. |
| Grumman Tracer | AEW development of Grumman Tracker. |
| Grumman Tracker | Grumman S-2, four seat, twin prop engined, utility aircraft from 1953, used for ASW,with US Navy |
| Grumman Trader | COD transport development of Grumman Tracker. |
| Grumman UC-103 | Twin seat version of Grumman F3F naval biplane, impressed by USAAF during WWII. |
| Grumman Widgeon | Smaller development of Grumman Goose amphibious transport. Saw service with Royal Navy as the Gosling. |
| Grumman Wildcat | Grumman built WWII carrier borne fighter |
| Grumman X-29A | Experimental forward swept wing aircraft. |
| Grumman Yankee | Two seat light aircraft |
| Grunau Baby | German pre war training glider |
| Gulfstream G550 | Advanced version of Gulfstream V Business Jet. |
| Gulfstream IV | Larger development of Grumman Gulfstream business jet. |
| Gulfstream V | Larger development of Grumman Gulfstream business jet. |
| Gyrodyne QH-50 | UAV helicopter based on XRON-1 manned gyrocopter. |
| Gyrodyne Rotorcycle | US experimental light helicopter. |
| Haerens Flygmaskinfabrik FF.9 | Norwegian floatplane |
| HAL Ajeet | Indian built Folland Gnat |
| HAL Basant | Agricultural aircraft |
| HAL Chetak | Indian built Alouette III |
| HAL Deepak | Indian primary trainer |
| Hal HF-24 Marut | Indian built, twin jet engined fighter from 1962 |
| HAL HT-2 | Indian primary trainer |
| HAL Kiran | Intermediate jet trainer |
| HAL Krishak | Observation plane |
| HAL Pushpak | High wing monoplane |
| Halberstadt C.V | Two seat, German built, single prop engined, biplane reconnaissance aircraft from 1918 |
| Halberstadt CL.II | WWI biplane light attack aircraft |
| Halberstadt CL.IV | Two seat, German built, single prop engined, biplane fighter from 1918 |
| Hanriot HD.1 | Single seat, French built biplane fighter from 1916 |
| Hansa Jet HFB 320 | German built small, utility jetliner |
| Harakka I | Finnish built glider |
| Harakka III | PIK built PIK-7 glider |
| Harbin H-5 | Romanian built Il-28 |
| Harbin SH-5 | Large Chinese seaplane |
| Harbin Y-11 | Chinese small twin prop cargo/passenger plane |
| Harbin Y-12 | Chinese twin prop utility aircraft |
| Harbin Y-5 | Chinese built version of An-2. |
| Harbin Z-5 | Chinese built version of Mi 4 |
| Harbin Z-6 | Early Chinese helicopter |
| Hawker Dancock | Hawker built single engined biplane from early 1920's |
| Hawker Demon | Inter war biplane fighter optimised for naval use one, of the Hind family |
| Hawker Fury | Legendary interwar biplane Fighter designed by Sir Sydney Camm |
| Hawker Fury FB10 | Export version of Hawker Sea Fury |
| Hawker Hart | Single engined biplane day bomber of similar design to the Hind |
| Hawker Hartbees | Derived from the Hawker Audax |
| Hawker Hind | Classic inter war biplane fighter bomber designed by Sir Sydney Camm |
| Hawker Hunter | Classic 50's Hawker designed sweptwing single engined fighter |
| Hawker Hurricane | Classic Hawker built WWII Fighter / Fighter Bomber |
| Hawker P.1020 Fury | Development of the Tempest, adapted for carrier use as the Sea Fury |
| Hawker Sea Fury | Large radial engined low wing monoplane naval fighter |
| Hawker Sea Hawk | Royal Navy's first jet engined fighter bomber |
| Hawker Typhoon | Single seat interceptor fighter and fighter bomber |
| Heinkel HD.35 | Twin seat, prop engined, biplane fighter from WWI |
| Heinkel He.111 | Heinkel five seat, twin prop engined monoplane medium bomber from 1936, also built by CASA as the 2.111 |
| Heinkel He.115 | German WWII seaplane, used as torpedo bomber |
| Heinkel He.162 | German WWII single engined jet fighter |
| Heinkel He.219 | German WWII twin engined night fighter. |
| Helio Courier | American built high wing STOL utility aircraft. |
| Helwan HA.300 | Egyptian built, single seat, jet powered fighter from 1956 |
| Henschel Hs.126 | German WWII utility aircraft |
| Henschel Hs.129 | Luftwaffe WW2 twin engined bomber |
| Hiller | Twin seat piston engined training helicopter |
| Hiller Hornet | Experimental light helicopter. |
| Hiller Pawnee | Experimental ducted fan one man lift device. |
| Hiller Raven | Military version of Hiller UH-12 helicopter used for liason, observation and medevac tasks. |
| Hiller Rotorcycle | Experimental light helicopter |
| Hiller YHO-5 | Prototype US Army utility helicopter |
| Hispano HA.1112 | Spanish built version of the version of Bf.109, from 1954 |
| Hispano HA.132 | Hispano built version of Fiat Cr.32 Single prop engined biplane fighter aircraft |
| Hispano Saeta HA.200 | Spanish built twin seat, twin jet engined trainer aircraft from 1955 |
| Hispano Super Saeta HA.220 | Spanish built single seat version of the HA200, used in ground attack role, from 1965 |
| Hispano-Suiza HS.34 | Spanish built, single prop, biplane from 1930's |
| Hoffmann Dimona | H.36 model Glider |
| Horten Ho | German WWII swept wing glider |
| Horten Ho.229 | Experimental German WWII flying wing jet fighter |
| Howard DGA-15 | High wing radial passenger utility plane |
| Howard GH | Pre war designed high wing sports cruiser, impressed into service with US Navy. |
| Howard Nightingale | High wing single engine transport |
| HP Hastings | Four engined heavy lift transport aircraft |
| HP Herald | 1950'S designed passenger aircraft |
| HS Harrier | Single engined VSTOL jet fighter bomber |
| HS Trident | Tri-jet British passenger plane |
| HS.125 | Classic de Havilland designed executive twin jet transport |
| HS.748 | Twin turboprop civil and military transport aircraft |
| Huarte-Mendicoa HM-1 | Twin seat, low wing monoplane, prop engined, Spanish built, training aircraft |
| Hughes 269 | Twin seat piston engined training helicopter |
| Hughes 300 | Small light, twin seat helicopter, see also US military version H-6 |
| Hughes 369 | Civil version of Hughes 500 |
| Hughes 500 | Small light utility helicopter, upgraded version of the Hughes 300 series, US military version H-6 |
| Hughes Cayuse | Hughes built light observation helicopter. |
| Hughes Osage | Training helicopter based on Hughes 269. |
| Hunting Jet Provost | Twin seat single engined military trainer |
| Hurel-Dubois HD-321 | French built twin prop, medium size transport aircraft |
| IAe.22 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAe.27 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAe.33 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAe.35 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAe.50 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAe.53 | Argentinian aircraft |
| IAI Arava | Twin prop high wing STOL transport |
| IAI B-Hunter | Belgian operated UAV |
| IAI Finger | Israeli developed version of Mirage V |
| IAI Hermes | Israeli drone |
| IAI Hunter | US Army UAV |
| IAI Kfir | Israeli development of Mirage 5 design. |
| IAI Lavi | Israeli jet fighter demonstrator |
| IAI Pioneer | Israeli made UAV |
| IAI Ranger | Israeli built UAV |
| IAI Scout | Israeli built UAV |
| IAI Searcher | Israeli UAV |
| IAI Tzukit | Israeli version of the Fouga Magister |
| IAR 316 | Romanian built SA.316 Alouette 3. |
| IAR 317 | |
| IAR 330 | Romanian built version of SA.330 Puma. |
| IAR 813 | Romanian built 2 seat sports / training aircraft |
| IAR 822 | |
| IAR 823 | Romanian built, four seat, single prop engined lightweight training aircraft |
| IAR 828 | |
| IAR 93 | Romanian built version of the Soko Orao, ground attack jet aircraft from 1977 |
| IAR 99 | Romanian built twin seat jet training aircraft from 1985, named 'Soim' |
| ICA-Brasov IS-28 | Romanian built glider, 'IAR 28' |
| Ikarus 214 | Yugoslav trainer from the 1950's |
| Ikarus Kurir | Version of the Fielser 156 'Storch' built in Yugoslavia. |
| Ikarus S-451 | Yugoslav experimental high-speed jet palne |
| Ikarus S-49 | Post war fighter, very similar to the Yak-9 |
| Ikarus T-451 | Yugoslav built single seat aerobatic trainer |
| Ilmailuvoimien A.22 | Licence built version of the Hansa Brandenburg W33 seaplane |
| Ilmailuvoimien C.24 | Underpowered single seat high wing monoplane fighter |
| Ilmailuvoimien D.26 | Finnish built glider 'Haukka I' |
| Ilmailuvoimien D.27 | Finnish built glider 'Haukka II' |
| Ilmailuvoimien K.1 | Kurki 4 seat trainer from 1927 |
| Ilyushin Il-10 | Russian twin seat, ground attack aircraft from the end of WWII |
| Ilyushin Il-102 | Tank buster, Russian equivalent of the A-10, although never went into production |
| Ilyushin Il-12 | Ilyushin designed, twin prop transport aircraft |
| Ilyushin Il-14 | Ilyushin designed transport aircraft, Nato code 'Crate', closely resembles a DC-3, from 1951 |
| Ilyushin Il-18 | Ilyushin designed, four prop engined passenger airliner from the mid 1950's |
| Ilyushin Il-2 | Ilyushin built, twin seat, single prop engined monoplane, close support aircraft from 1939 |
| Ilyushin Il-28 | Ilyushin designed bomber aircraft , Nato code 'Beagle', from 1949 |
| Ilyushin Il-4 | |
| Ilyushin Il-62 | Ilyushin designed, jetliner from the mid 1960's |
| Ilyushin Il-76 | Ilyushin T-tail high wing 4 jet large transport aircraft |
| Ilyushin T-103 | Russian Built Single Engine Training Aircraft |
| IMAM Ro37 | 1933 Italian biplane fighter. |
| IMAM Ro41 | 1930's italian biplane fighter. |
| IMAM Ro43 | Italian WWII ship based float plane |
| Interstate Grasshopper | WW II US Army observation monoplane. |
| Interstate S-1 | WWII light high-wing single-prop passenger/observation aircraft |
| Interstate TDR-1 | US World War 2 naval attack drone aircraft |
| IVL K.1 | Finnish built 1927 high wing 4 place trainer |
| Jacobs DFS 108-30 | Kranich II' |
| Jacobs DFS 108-68 | Weihle' |
| Jacobs DFS 108-70 | German WW2 glider |
| Jeannin Stahltaube | German WWI training aircraft |
| Junkers J.1 | German built First World War all-metal observation plane |
| Junkers J.4 | WWI long range patrol aircraft |
| Junkers J9 (DI) | Single seat, single prop engined, monoplane fighter from 1918 |
| Junkers Ju.388 | Ultimate development of Ju88 design |
| Junkers Ju.52 | 19 seat, three prop engined, passenger and transport aircraft from 1932, built in Germany & Spain (as CASA352L) |
| Junkers Ju.86 | 4 seat, twin prop engined, monoplane bomber from 1935 |
| Junkers Ju.87 | Two seat, single prop engined monoplane dive bomber from WWII, 'Stuka' |
| Junkers Ju.88 | WWII twin engined German day bomber |
| Junkers W.34 | Five seat passenger transport floatplane from 1927 |
| KAI KTX-1 | Korean Built Turboprop Trainer |
| Kaman Huskie | Light utility helicopter used in the search & rescue role, from 1956, H-43 |
| Kaman K-16 | Experimental naval tiltrotor aircraft based on Grumman JRF Goose. |
| Kaman Seasprite | Kaman built ship borne ASW helicopter. |
| Kamov Ka-25 | Kamov built 14 seat, twin engined utility and ASW helicopter from 1965 |
| Kamov Ka-26 | Kamov built, small utility helicopter |
| Kamov Ka-27 | Soviet Navy anti submarine helicopter code-named Helix |
| Kamov Ka-28 | Export version of the Ka-27 Helix |
| Kamov Ka-29 | Twin engine helicopter with contra rotating rotors |
| Kamov Ka-32 | |
| Kawanishi H8K | Japanese WW2 large flying boat |
| Kawanishi N1K | Japanese monoplane fighter dating from 1943. |
| Kawasaki C-1 | Japanese twin jet cargo plane |
| Kawasaki KAL-2 | Single-engined low wing monoplane from the 1950's |
| Kawasaki Ki-100 | WWII Japanese fighter |
| Kawasaki Ki45 | Japanese WWII twin engined bomber. |
| Kawasaki Ki61 | WW2 fighter |
| Kawasaki OH-6 | Japanese licence built Cayuse |
| Kawasaki P-2 | Japanese licence built Neptune |
| Kawasaki P-3 | Japanese licence built Orion |
| Kawasaki T-33 | Japanese licence built Shooting Star |
| Kawasaki T-4 | Japanese intermediate jet trainer |
| Kawasaki-Bell 47 | Japanese licence built Bell 47 |
| Kawasaki-Vertol KV.107 | Japanese licence built version on Vertol 107. |
| Kellet XR-8 | Experimental twin rotor helicopter from 1942. |
| Kellet YG-1B | Pre war US built autogyro. |
| Kellett K-2 | US built pre war autogyro evaluated by US Army. |
| Kellett XO-60 | US Army observation autogyro. |
| Klemm KL.35 | Two seat, single prop engined, monoplane trainer from 1935 |
| Knoller CII | Austrian built WW I observation biplane. |
| Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie | USAF Low Cost Attritable Strike Demonstrator (LCASD) UCAV |
| Kugisho Ginga P1Y | Japanese WWII night fighter |
| Kugisho Ohka | Japanese suicide glide bomber. |
| Kyushu K10 | Japanese WW2 intermediate trainer |
| Kyushu Shinden | Experimental WWII canard winged Japanese interceptor |
| KZ Træner | |
| Laister - Kauffman TG-4 | Second World War US primary training glider. |
| Lavochin La-11 | Russian prop engined monoplane fighter from the end of WWII |
| Lavochin La-7 | Russian built, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1942 |
| Lavochin La-9 | Russian built, single seat, single prop engined fighter from 1946 |
| Lavochkin La-250 | "Anakonda" a high-altitude interceptor aircraft prototype developed in the Soviet Union in the 1950s |
| Lazarov Laz-7 | Bulgarian built postwar training aircraft. |
| Learjet | |
| Leduc 0.10 | French built reseach aircraft, ramjet powered |
| Leduc 0.22 | French experimental jet |
| Let C-11 | Czech built version of Yak 11 trainer. |
| Let L-200 | Small 4 seat prop engined utility aircraft |
| Let L-410 | Small twin prop, high wing passenger and transport aircraft |
| Let L-610 | Abortive Czech built twin engined transport. |
| Let Super Blanik L-23 | Czech built glider |
| Let XL-410 | Prototype of Let 410 transport. |
| Letov KT-04 | Unmanned Czech training aircraft |
| Letov S-2 | Inter war Czech built biplane. |
| Letov S-20 | Single prop engined, Czech built biplane fighter |
| Letov S-218 | Single prop engined, biplane aircraft |
| LFG Roland D.VI | Single prop engined, biplane aircraft from WWI |
| Lippisch DM1 | Delta wing prototype |
| Lisunov Li-2 | Russian built version of the DC-3 under licence, from 1940 |
| Lockheed A-12 | Predecessor to SR-71 Blackbird, mainly operated by CIA. |
| Lockheed Blackbird | Lockheed's twin seat, twin engined high flying, high speed reconnaissance aircraft from 1965 |
| Lockheed Cheyenne | Prototype US Army compound driven attack helicopter. |
| Lockheed Constellation | Lockheed C-121, prop transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Dark Star | Experimental UAV |
| Lockheed Dragon Lady | High flying reconnaissance aircraft from 1955 |
| Lockheed Electra | Military variant of Lockheed L10 Electra pre war airliner. |
| Lockheed Electra L-188 | Lockheed built 4 prop passenger plane |
| Lockheed Galaxy | US Air Force heavy lift transport aircraft. |
| Lockheed Harpoon | American WWII light bomber |
| Lockheed Hercules | Four engined turboprop heavy lift military transport |
| Lockheed Hudson | WWII twin engined bomber / transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Jetstar | Lockheed built four engined executive jet used for VIP transport and navaid caalibration by the USAF. |
| Lockheed L12 | Twin prop, 6 seat passenger transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Lodestar | Twin engined civil transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Martin Lightning | Lockheed Martin F-35, product of the Joint Strike Fighter competition |
| Lockheed Martin X-35 | Prototype of Joint Strike Fighter |
| Lockheed Neptune | Twin engined maritime patrol aircraft |
| Lockheed Nighthawk | Lockheed built Stealth fighter |
| Lockheed Orion | Lockheed P-3, ten seat, four prop engined maritime patrol and ASW aircraft from 1960 |
| Lockheed P-38 | High performance twin engined fighter from WW2 |
| Lockheed Raptor | Advanced US stealth fighter |
| Lockheed Seastar T-1 | Navalised and carrier capable development of Lockheed T-33 |
| Lockheed Shooting Star | Lockheed T-33 twin seat, single jet engined trainer aircraft, from 1948 |
| Lockheed Starfighter | Lockheed's high speed interceptor from 1955 |
| Lockheed Starfire F-94 | Upgraded and radar equipped fighter development of T-33. |
| Lockheed Starlifter | Lockheed built four engine long range heavy transport. |
| Lockheed Ventura | WWII anti submarine bomber based on Lockeed twin engined comercial transport |
| Lockheed Viking S-3 | Twin turbofan powered carrier borne anti submarine aircraft. |
| Lockheed XC-35 | Development of Lockheed Electra |
| Lockheed XF-90 | Experimental fighter built to same requirement that developed the F-101 Voodoo. |
| Lockheed XFV-1 | Experimental VTOL fighter, named Salmon |
| Lockheed XH-51 | Experimental compound helicopter. |
| Lockheed YF-12A | Interceptor variant of Lockheed A-11 / SR-71 family. |
| Lockheed YF-22 | 1980's winner of Advanced Tactical Fighter competition, developed into F-22A Raptor. |
| Lockheed YO-3A | Ultra quiet survellance aircraft based on Schweizer glider. |
| Loening OA-1 | Single engined observation biplane seaplane used for 1925 US expedition to South America. |
| Lohner L-1 | Austrian built WWI flying boat |
| LTV Corsair II | Ling Temco Vought designed as a light attack aircraft, ff 1965 |
| LTV Crusader | Vought F-8, carrier based,single seat, single jet engined, fighter bomber from 1957 |
| LTV XC-142A | Experimental tiltwing transport aircraft. |
| LVG B.II | WWI biplane prop engined aircraft |
| LVG C.VI | Two seat, German built, single prop engined, biplane bomber from 1918 |
| LWD Junak 3 | Single prop engined, twin seat monoplane training aircraft from 1952 |
| LWF V | Twin seat, biplane prop training aircraft |
| Macchi C.202 | Single seat, Italian built, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1940 'Folgor' |
| Macchi C.205 | Italian WWII, single seat, monoplane fighter aircraft |
| Macchi Castoldi MC.72 | Italian built float plane, designed fro the Schneider cup races |
| Macchi Folgor C.202 | Single seat, Italian built, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1940 |
| Macchi M.39 | Italian floatplane, built for Schneider cup race |
| Macchi M.416 | Italian twin seat light training aircraft |
| Macchi M.67 | Italian floatplane, built for Schneider cup race |
| Macchi M.7 | Italian flying boat, biplane fighter from 1918 |
| Macchi MB.308 | Macchi, post WWII Italian light training aircraft |
| Macchi MB.323 | Maachi, Low wing training aircraft from 1950 |
| Macchi MC.200 | Early WWII Italian monoplane fighter aircraft. |
| Magni PM3/4 Vale | Italian single seat, high winged monoplane aircraft |
| Malmo MFI-9 Junior | 1960's Swedish built light aicraft |
| Martin B-10 | All metal monoplane bomber dating from 1930's. |
| Martin Canberra | American development of EE Canberra. |
| Martin Marauder | Martin B-26 high speed medium bomber from WWII |
| Martin Mariner PBM | Martin built WWII patrol flying boat. |
| Martin Marlin | Post war Naval patrol flying boat design. |
| Martin Mars | Very large seaplane |
| Martin Matador TM-61 | Large USAF surface-surface missile |
| Martin Mauler | Martin built single engined attack aircraft, designed to be carrier borne but proved too heavy to be successful. |
| Martin SeaMaster | Jet powered flying boat bomber/patrol aircraft |
| Martin X-24 | Experimental lifting body design to test space vehicle re rentry shapes. |
| Matejcek XM-12 Makrol | Experimental Czech built high wing light aircraft. |
| Max Holste Broussard MH.1521 | High wing prop engined, six seat, twin tailed light utility aircraft from 1952 |
| McCulloch HUM-1 | Very small passenger helicopter from 1948 |
| McCulloch J-2 | Small 2-seat autogyro from the 1960's |
| McCulloch YH-30 | Early twin rotor utility helicopter. |
| McDD Eagle | McDonnell F-15, single seat, twin engined fighter, now also a twin seat bomber aircraft from 1976 |
| McDD Extender | Tanker / transport development of DC-10 airliner. |
| McDD Goshawk | |
| McDD Harrier | US produced variant of the improved Harrier |
| McDD Hornet | Modern US built multi-role twin engined combat jet |
| McDD MD.530 | Mc Donell Douglas development of Hughes 500 design. |
| McDD MD.900 | Light no-tail-rotor helicopter |
| McDD Nightingale | Medevac version on DC-9 airliner used by US Air Force. |
| McDD Phantom | Swept wing tandem seat jet naval Fighter bomber |
| McDD Skytrain II | US Navy version of DC-9 airliner |
| McDD YC-15 | Experimental STOL jet transport |
| McDonnell Banshee | Korean War era US Navy carrier borne fighter. |
| McDonnell Demon | US built twin engined carrier borne jet fighter. |
| McDonnell Goblin | Small parasite fighter designed to be flown from beneath B-36 bomber. |
| McDonnell Phantom FH-1 | Early operational US Navy jet fighter, predecessor to F2H Banshee. |
| McDonnell Voodoo | McDonnell F-101, twin jet engined nuclear strike bomber from 1954 |
| McDonnell Whirlaway | Twin rotor experimental transport helicopter from 1946 |
| McDonnell XH-20 | Experimental rotor tip propulsion helicopter. |
| McDonnell XV-1 | Experimental VTOL aircraft for US Army. |
| MD3-160 | |
| Meggitt Banshee | High speed target drone |
| Messerschmitt Bf.108 | Messerschmitt 4 seat, single prop utility aircraft from 1934, also built by Nord as the N.1002 Pingouin |
| Messerschmitt Bf.109 | Messerschmitt World War II Luftwaffe single engined fighter |
| Messerschmitt Bf.110 | Messerschmitt, twin seat, twin engined monoplane fighter, from 1937 |
| Messerschmitt Me.163 | Messerschmitt, rocket powered small fighter from end of WWII |
| Messerschmitt Me.262 | Messerschmitt, twin jet engined fighter from 1944 |
| Messerschmitt Me.410 | Messerschmitt two seat, twin engined monoplane fighter-bomber from 1942 |
| Meteor Mirach 100/5 | Jet powered high speed target drone |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich 1.44 | Technology demonstrator |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-15 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed single seat, single jet engined, fighter from 1948, Nato code 'Fagot' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-17 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed single seat, single jet engined, fighter from 1951, Nato code 'Fresco' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-19 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed single seat, single jet engined, fighter from 1956, Nato code 'Farmer' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-21 | Classic Soviet built supersonic fighter |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-23 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed single jet engined, fighter from late 1960's, Nato code 'Flogger' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-25 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed twin jet engined, high speed interceptor from late 1960's, Nato code 'Foxbat' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-27 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed ground attack version of the MiG-23, Nato code 'Flogger' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-29 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed twin jet engined, fighter from the early 1970's, Nato code 'Fulcrum' |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-3 | Mikoyan-Gurevich designed single seat, single prop engined, monoplane fighter from WWII |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich MiG-31 | Foxhound long range supersonic defence fighter |
| Mikoyan - Gurevich Ye-152 | Pre production MiG-21 |
| Mil Mi-1 | Four seat, single engined, light utility helicopter from 1948, see also PZL SM-1 for Polish built versions. |
| Mil Mi-10 | Russian built 'Skycrane' type helicopter |
| Mil Mi-14 | Navalised version of the Mi-8, used as an ASW helicopter and also search & rescue. |
| Mil Mi-17 | Transport helicopter from the Mil Design Bureau, export version of the Mi-8 with upgraded engines, NATO code 'Hip' |
| Mil Mi-2 | Light utility helicopter from the Mil Design Bureau, also built by PZL, Nato code 'Hoplite' |
| Mil Mi-24 | Ten seat, twin engined armed assault/attack helicopter by the Mil design Bureau, Nato code 'Hind' |
| Mil Mi-26 | Very large cargo helicopter |
| Mil Mi-34 | Light utility helicopter, reporting name 'Hermit' |
| Mil Mi-35 | Export version of the Mi-24 'Hind' |
| Mil Mi-4 | 14 seat, single engine utility helicopter, from 1953 |
| Mil Mi-6 | Large 95 seat, twin engined, heavy lift helicopter, from 1958 |
| Mil Mi-8 | 31 seat, twin engined, multi-role transport helicopter from the Mil Design Bureau, Nato code 'Hip' |
| Mil Mi-9 | Airborne command post version of the Mi-8 |
| Miles Falcon Major M.3 | Four seat, light cabin monoplane aircraft |
| Miles Falcon Six | |
| Miles Magister | WWII Miles low wing tandem seat trainer built for the RAF |
| Mississippi State University Marvel | Ducted fan STOL research aircraft |
| Mitsubishi F-1 | Japanese twin jet strike fighter |
| Mitsubishi F-15 | Japanese licence built Eagle |
| Mitsubishi F-2 | Japanese fighter based on the F-16 |
| Mitsubishi G4M | Twin engined Japanese WWII bomber. |
| Mitsubishi H-19 | Japanese licence built |
| Mitsubishi HSS-2 | Japanese licence built |
| Mitsubishi Ki.46 | Japanese 2nd World War twin engined reconnaissance aircraft, "Dinah" |
| Mitsubishi MU-2 | Japanese high-wing, twin-engine turboprop |
| Mitsubishi Phantom | Japanese licence built F-4 |
| Mitsubishi Raiden | Japanese WWII land based fighter. |
| Mitsubishi S-61 | Japanese licence built |
| Mitsubishi S-62 | Japanese licence built |
| Mitsubishi SH-60 | Japanese licence built SH-60 |
| Mitsubishi Shusui | Japanese rocket propelled fighter developed from Me 163 Komet. |
| Mitsubishi T-2 | Japanese twin jet advanced trainer |
| Mitsubishi Zero | WWII Japanese fighter |
| MKEK 4 | Turkish training aircraft |
| Morane A-1 | Late WW1 monoplane fighter. |
| Morane Saulnier Criquet | Morane-Saulnier built version of Fieseler Fi.156 'Storch', models MS.500,MS.502, MS.505 |
| Morane Saulnier H | WWI, single seat, fighter aircraft |
| Morane Saulnier MS.138 | 1920's high wing French military trainer |
| Morane Saulnier MS.230 | Morane-Saulnier, two seat, high wing, single prop engined advanced training aircraft from 1929 |
| Morane Saulnier MS.30 | French early fighter |
| Morane Saulnier MS.315 | Morane-Saulnier , high wing training aircraft from 1932 |
| Morane Saulnier MS.317 | Morane-Saulnier , high wing training aircraft based on MS.315. |
| Morane Saulnier MS.406 | Morane-Saulnier , single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1938 |
| Morane Saulnier MS.472 | Morane-Saulnier, low wing monoplane prop training aircraft from 1950 |
| Morane Saulnier MS.50 | Morane-Saulnier, twin seat, high wing monoplane aircraft from the 1920's |
| Morane Saulnier MS.733 Alcyon | French built post war training aircraft. |
| Morane Saulnier Paris MS.760 | Morane-Saulnier, four seat, twin jet engined, training aircraft from 1959 |
| Morane Saulnier Rallye | Morane-Saulnier,now Socata built, small light training aircraft, first designed in 1959 |
| Mraz K-65 Cap | Czech built version of the Fielser 156 'Storch' |
| Mraz Kranich (108-30) | |
| Mudry Cap-10 | Low wing aerobatic aircraft |
| Mudry Cap-20 | Mudry built single seat advanced training aircraft |
| Mudry Cap-231 | Mudry built single seat advanced training aircraft |
| Mudry Cap-232 | Mudry aerobatic plane |
| Myasishchev M-3 | 4 jet engined strategic bomber, code named Bison |
| Myasishchev M-4 | Rocket transporter |
| NA Apache A-36 | Dive bomber version of P-51 Mustang. |
| NA Fury | Naval development of F 86 sabre. |
| NA Harvard | RAF designation for the T-6 monoplane radial engined wartime basic trainer |
| NA Mitchell | Twin engined American day bomber |
| NA Mustang | North American P-51, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1941 |
| NA O-47 | Two seat observation monoplane. |
| NA P-64 | Single seat export fighter version of T-6 Texan. |
| NA Rockwell Bronco OV-10 | STOL aircraft, used in observation and light attack roles, by US Military |
| NA Rockwell Buckeye | Rockwell T-2, twin seat, single engined (A models), twin engined (B models), training aircraft, from 1959 |
| NA Rockwell Sabreliner | Training and transport version of Sabreliner business jet. |
| NA Sabre | Famous 1950's swept wing jet fighter. |
| NA Savage | North American mixed powerplant carrier borne bomber aircraft powerd by two piston engines and a fuselage mounted jet engine. |
| NA Super Sabre | F-100 |
| NA Texan | North American T-6, monoplane prop engined, WWII basic training aircraft |
| NA Tornado | Early US four engined jet bomber. |
| NA Trojan | North American T-28, two seat, single prop engined trainer and light attack aircraft |
| NA Twin Mustang | Twin engined Korean War era night fighter designed around a pair of P-51 mustang fuselages. |
| NA Vigilante | North American built carrier borne strike and reconaissance aircraft. |
| NA X-15 | High speed rocket powered research aircraft. |
| NA Yale | Two seat, single prop engine monoplane training aircraft from 1935, military designations of BT-9 & BT-14 |
| NA YF-107 | Experimental development of F-100 design with dorsal mounted air intake. |
| NAF Canary | Naval Aircraft Factory built basic training biplane, built in either landplane of floatplane configuration. |
| Nagler-Rolz NR54 | Backpack portable helicopter |
| Nakajima B5N | Japanes carrier based torpedo bomber, "Kate" |
| Nakajima J1N1 | Japanese twin engined WWII attack bomber. |
| Nakajima Ki-27 | Japanese 1930's monoplane fighter |
| Nakajima Ki-43 | Japanese WWII fighter, similar to A6M 'Zero' |
| Nakajima Ki.84 | Japanese WW2 single engine fighter |
| Nakajima Kikka | Japanese jet fighter similar to Me.262 |
| Nakajima Saiun | Japanese WWII carrier based reconnaisance aircraft |
| Nakajima Tenrai | Japanese twin engined single seat interceptor |
| Nakajima Tenzan B6N | Late WWII Japanese torpedo bomber |
| Nakajima Tsurugi | Wooden built Japanese WWII kamikaze fighter |
| Nakajima Type 91 | 1930's Japanese high-wing monoplane fighter |
| NAMC YS-11 | Japanese built, turboprop airliner |
| Nanchang CJ-6 | Twin seat, prop engined aircraft first built in 1948, Chinese version of Yak-18 |
| Nanchang J-12 | Chinese development of the MiG-21 |
| Nanchang JQ-5 | Two-seat version of the Nanchang Q-5 |
| Nanchang PT-6 | Chinese development of Yak 18 design. |
| Nanchang Q-5 | Chinese twin engined fighter based on Mig19. |
| Nardi FN.305 | Twin seat, single prop engined, monoplane aircraft |
| NASA LLRV | NASA built Lunar Landing Research Vehicle. |
| Neiva Regente | Brazilian GA aircraft |
| Neiva Universal | Brazilian light trainer |
| New Standard NT-1 | US naval biplane trainer dating from 1929. |
| NHI NH.90 | NHIndustries medium helicopter |
| Nieuport | Single seat, French built, single prop engined biplane fighter |
| Nieuport 10 | Two seat, French built, single prop engined biplane reconnaissance / fighter / light bomber aircraft, from 1914 |
| Nieuport 11 | French WW1 Biplne fighter |
| Nieuport 23 | French built biplane fighter |
| Nieuport 29 | Single seat biplane fighter from late WWI |
| Nieuport 4G | French WWI monoplane fighter aircraft |
| Noorduyn Norseman | Eight seat, single prop engined, high wing monoplane utility aircraft from 1936 |
| Nord 260 | French built high wing turbo prop 26 seat transport aircraft. |
| Nord 262 | French built high wing turbo prop 26 seat transport aircraft. |
| Nord N.1001 | Renault engined licence built Bf 108 |
| Nord N.1002 | Nord built version of the Messerschmitt Bf.108, utility aircraft from 1942 |
| Nord N.1101 | Nord/SNCAN upgraded version of N.1002/ Bf.108 with tricycle undercarriage, |
| Nord N.1203 | French built, light training aircraft derived from the N.1101 |
| Nord N.1300 | French built glider |
| Nord N.1500 | Experimental Jet fighter from the mid 1950's |
| Nord N.2200 | Small French built, light aircraft, only one built |
| Nord N.262 | French, twin prop, passenger and light cargo transport aircraft in service from 1964 |
| Nord N.3202 | Twin seat, prop engined monoplane training aircraft from 1960's |
| Nord N.3400 | Built as an observation aircraft for the French army, twin seat, high winged aircraft |
| Nord NC.701 | French built version of Siebel Si 204D, low wing monoplane from WWII, ' Martinet' |
| Nord NC.702 | French built version of Siebel Si 204A, low wing monoplane from WWII, ' Martinet' |
| Nord NC.856 | Norvigie', High winged, prop engined training aircraft |
| Nord Noratlas | French built twin prop, twin boom/tailed cargo aircraft from 1953 |
| Northrop - Grumman Fire Scout | US Navy UAV helicopter |
| Northrop - Grumman Global Hawk | large reconnaissance UAV. |
| Northrop Bantam | Experimental twin engined research jet. |
| Northrop Black Bullet | Experimental WWII tailess fighter. |
| Northrop Black Widow | Twin engined WWII US night fighter. |
| Northrop Cobra | Lightweight fighter design that lost out to F-16 but was eventually formed basis of F-18 Hornet. |
| Northrop Delta | 1930's single engine passenger transport |
| Northrop Freedom Fighter | Northrop, F-5 single/twin seat, twin engined fighter, and reconnaissance aircraft from 1969 |
| Northrop HL-10 | Experimental lifting body design used by NASA. |
| Northrop KD2R-5 | Small prop engined target drone |
| Northrop M2 | Experimental lifting body design to test spacecraft re-entry. |
| Northrop N-3 | Single prop monoplane, float plane aircraft |
| Northrop N1M | Experimental WWII flying wing design. |
| Northrop Nomad | 1935 attack monoplane developed from Northrop Gamma. |
| Northrop Scorpion | Twin engined USAF nuclear armed interceptor. |
| Northrop Shelduck | Northrop MQM-36/KD2R-5 piston engined target drone |
| Northrop Spirit B-2 | Stealth bomber |
| Northrop Tacit Blue | Experimental aircraft to test low observable technology. |
| Northrop Talon | Northrop T-38 twin seat, twin jet engined, advanced trainer aircraft from 1960 |
| Northrop Tiger II | Northrop F-5 development of the lightweight Freedom Fighter series |
| Northrop Tigershark | Northrop F-20 single engined development of the F-5 |
| Northrop YA-9A | Prototype single seat ground attack jet, produced as competitor to A-10 Thunderbolt II. |
| Northrop YF-23A | Unsuccessful competitor in Advanced Tactical Fighter programme. |
| PAC Airtrainer | New Zealand built two seat trainer. |
| Packard Lepere LUSAC | French designed WW I US Army fighter. |
| Panavia Tornado | European variable geometry ground attack and fighter aircraft |
| Partenavia P.64 | High winged, single prop aircraft used for observation and utility role |
| Pazmany PL-2 | Light tourer |
| Percival Gull | Pre war Percival touring aircraft |
| Percival Pembroke | Twin engined, high wing communications / transport aircraft |
| Percival Prentice | Single engined three seat basic trainer |
| Percival President | Percival built passenger and tarnsport aircraft |
| Percival Provost | Radial engined low wing basic trainer |
| Pereira X-28A | Small single engined homebuilt seaplane. |
| Petyalalkov Pe-2 | Three seat, Russian built, twin prop engined monoplane attack bomber, from 1940 |
| Pfalz D.VIII | German WWI fighter |
| Pfalz D.XII | Single seat, German built, single prop engined biplane fighter from 1918 |
| Phonix D.III | Single seat, prop engined , WWI biplane fighter, from Austria |
| Piaggio P.136 | High winged, twin pusher props, amphibious aircraft |
| Piaggio P.148 | Low winged, twin seat training aircraft from early 1950's |
| Piaggio P.149 | Four seat, single prop engined, trainer aircraft from 1955, also built by Focke-Wulf |
| Piaggio P.150 | Prototype low winged, twin seat, training aircraft from 1952 |
| Piaggio P.166 | High winged, twin pusher props, light transport and passenger transport, from mid 1970's |
| Piaggio PD.808 | Twin engined business jet, used fro passenger transport and training roles |
| Piasecki Rescuer | Early US twin rotor helicopter. |
| Piasecki Retreiver | Piasecki built twin rotor helicopter. |
| Piasecki Vertol VZ-8 | Experimental VTOL ducted fan 'flying jeep' |
| Piasecki Work Horse | Tandem rotor 'Flying Banana' |
| Pilatus P-2 | Two seat, single prop engined, trainer aircraft from 1946 |
| Pilatus P-3 | Twin seat, prop engined, low wing training aircraft, from mid 1950's |
| Pilatus PC-11 (B4) | Pilatus glider |
| Pilatus PC-6 | Pilatus high wing extremely STOL cargo/passenger plane |
| Pilatus PC-7 | Advanced Swiss-built tandem seat turboprop trainer |
| Pilatus PC-9 | Tandem seat turboprop training aircraft |
| Piper Cub | WWII light observation aircraft |
| Piper Enforcer | Turboprop powered development of P-51 Mustang. |
| Piper Grasshopper | Piper light liason aircraft from WWII developed from J-3 Cub |
| Piper PA.22 | Light trainer |
| Piper PA.23 | Four seat, twin prop, light aircraft |
| Piper PA.24 | Four seat, single prop engined, low wing monoplane aircraft |
| Piper PA.28 | Four seat, single prop engined, low wing designed aircraft |
| Piper PA.30 | Twin prop version of the PA.24 aircraft |
| Piper PA.31 | Piper Navajo Chieftan twin engined communications aircraft |
| Piper PA.44 | Piper twin prop, four seat aircraft used for training and liaison |
| Piper Seneca | Twin prop |
| Piper Super Cub | Piper PA.18 |
| Piper TG-8 | Glider version of Piper Cub. |
| Piper Tri-Pacer | PA.22 |
| Piper U-11 | Training and utility version of Piper Apache for US military. |
| Platt-LePage XR-1 | Early experimental helicopter dating from 1941 |
| PO68 Observer | |
| Polikarpov CCS-13 | Czech built version of the Polikarpov Po-2 |
| Polikarpov I-15 | Single seat, single prop engined, Russian biplane fighter from 1930 |
| Polikarpov I-153 | Single seat, single prop engined biplane fighter, version of the Polikarpov I-15, but with retractable undercarriage, from 1938 |
| Polikarpov I-16 | Single seat, single prop engined small, Russian low wing monoplane fighter from 1934, used throughout WWII |
| Polikarpov Po-2 | Russian light training biplane from 1928, used extensively by the Russians during WWII |
| Polikarpov R-5 | 1930's biplane light bomber/recce aircraft |
| Polytecknisk Polyt III | 1940's glider |
| Porterfield 35 | High wing single prop tail dragger |
| Pratt-Read LNE-1 | US Naval WW II training glider. |
| PWS-26 | World War II Polish training and liason biplane. |
| PZL Combat Coyote | USAF version of PZL M.28 Skytruck. |
| PZL I-22 | Jet engined trainer, from the late 1980's, never delivered to the Polish AF and production cancelled, 'Iryda' |
| PZL Kania | Upgraded Polish built version of the Mil Mi-2 |
| PZL Lim-1 | Polish built version of MiG-15 |
| PZL Lim-2 | Polish built version of MiG-15Bis |
| PZL Lim-5 | Polish built version of the MiG-17 |
| PZL Lim-6 | Polish built version of the MiG-19 |
| PZL M.15 | Jet engined high wing light agricultural aircraft from 1975, 'Belphegor' |
| PZL M.20 | Low wing twin prop |
| PZL P.11 | Single seat, single prop engined, high gull winged monoplane, fighter aircraft from 1933 |
| PZL P.24 | Single prop engined, high wing, fighter aircraft , basically an export version of P.11 |
| PZL SBLim-2 | Polish built version of the MiG-15U two seat trainer |
| PZL SM-1 | Polish built version of the Mil Mi-1 |
| PZL SM-2 | Small Polish built utility helicopter from the early 1960's |
| PZL SW-4 Puszczyk | Polish built light transport helicopter |
| PZL SZD-30 | Polish built glider |
| PZL SZD-36 | Glider |
| PZL SZD-48 | Glider |
| PZL TS-11 | Polish designed Iskra andvanced jet trainer |
| PZL TS-8 | PZL built, Polish, prop trainer aircraft in use from 1957-1970, 'Bies' |
| PZL W-3 | Polish built light utility helicopter from the late 1980's, 'Sokol' |
| PZL-104 | Four seat, single prop engined, high wing, light utility aircraft, from 1962, 'Wilga' |
| PZL-130 | PZL built primary prop trainer, named 'Orlik' |
| Raab RK-26 | Twin seat, biplane advanced trainer aircraft from 1932 |
| RAF SE.5 | WWI biplane fighter |
| Raytheon MQM-107 | Turbojet powered target towing drone |
| Raytheon Texan II | American development of Pilatus PC-9 turboprop trainer. |
| Reggiane Re.2000 | Italian, low winged monoplane fighter from 1939 |
| Reggiane Re.2001 | Italian, low winged monoplane fighter from 1940 |
| Reggiane Re.2002 | Italian, low winged monoplane fighter from 1941 |
| Reggiane Re.2005 | Italian WWII monoplane fighter. |
| Reims-Cessna F.406 | Caravan II |
| Republic Thunderbolt | Republic designed single seat, single prop engined fighter from WWII |
| Republic Thunderceptor | Experimental mixed rocket and jet development of F-84 Thunderstreak. |
| Republic Thunderchief | Republic F-105, ground attack aircraft |
| Republic Thunderflash | RF-84, reconnaissance version of the F-84 Thunderstreak aircraft |
| Republic Thunderjet | Republic F-84 cold war fighter/bomber |
| Republic Thunderscreech | Experimental turboprop powered version of F-84 Thunderstreak. |
| Republic Thunderstreak | Swept wing ground attack aircraft |
| RFB Fantrainer 600 | German training aircraft from the late 1970's |
| Robin HR100 | Small light utility aircraft |
| Robinson R22 | Lightweight helicopter |
| Robinson R44 | |
| Rockwell Aero Commander | Rockwell built twin prop high winged executive and utility transport. |
| Rockwell HiMAT | Experimental UAV |
| Rockwell Lancer | Rockwell built swing wing supersonic bomber. |
| Rockwell X-31 | Experimental US aircraft |
| Rogozarski | Radial engined parasol monoplane |
| Rumpler 6 | Finnish Air Force floatplane |
| Rumpler C.IV | German biplane fighter, from the end of WWI |
| RWD-13 | Polish 1930's touring plane |
| Ryan Fireball | Ryan built naval fighter powered by piston engine and jet engine in tail. |
| Ryan Navion | North American designed 5 seat low wing liason aircraft. |
| Ryan Recruit | Monoplane, twin seat, open cockpit, primary prop trainer |
| Ryan SCW | Single radial low wing executive transport |
| Ryan STM | 2 seat low wing monoplane |
| Ryan Vertijet | Ryan built experimental VTOL jet fighter. |
| Ryan Vertiplane | Experimental VSTOL deflected slipstream test aircraft. |
| Ryan XV-5 | Experimental single jet engined VTOL research aircraft. |
| Ryan YPT-16 | Early monoplane trainer developed from Ryan ST series, forerunner of PT-22 Recruit. |
| SA Bulldog | Scottish Aviation light trainer |
| SA Pioneer | Radial engined high wing STOL communications / transport aircraft |
| SA Twin Pioneer | Rugged twin engined STOL high wing transport aircraft |
| SAAB 105 / Sk-60 | Small jet engined training aircraft |
| SAAB 17 | Two seat, single prop engined monoplane, from 1940, 17B was bomber version, 17L was reconnaissance version, |
| SAAB 18 | Twin prop, twin tailed light bomber from early WWII |
| SAAB 210 | Prototype jet aircraft that developed into the Draken |
| Saab Draken | Saab multirole aircraft |
| Saab Gripen | Saab's latest multirole aircraft |
| SAAB J 21 | Single pusher prop behind cockpit, twin boomed/tailed fighter from 1941. NOTE the correct designation of J space 21 |
| SAAB J 29 | Single seat, single jet engined, fighter-bomber from 1949 'Tunan'. NOTE the correct designation of J space 29 |
| Saab Lansen | Saab jet engined fighter/bomber |
| SAAB MFI-10 | Twin seat, prop engined, high winged aircraft |
| SAAB MFI-15 | Twin seat, high winged, light aircraft used for training |
| SAAB MFI-17 | Twin seat, high winged, light aircraft used for training |
| SAAB MFI-9 | Twin seat, light prop engined aircraft |
| SAAB Safir S-91 | Four seat, single prop engined basic training aircraft from 1946 |
| Saab Viggen | Saab fighter/bomber |
| SAGEM Sperwer | French built UAV |
| Saiman S.202 | WWII, low winged, prop engined, liaison aircraft |
| San Jodel D.140 | 5 seat light aircraft |
| Savoia Marchetti SM.79 | Triple prop engined, WWII, Italian torpedo bomber |
| Savoia Marchetti SM.82 | Triple prop engined, Italian, light transport aircraft from WWII |
| Scheibe Bergfalke IV | early 1970's glider |
| Scheibe Falke | German two seat motor glider the Slingsby venture was derived from. |
| Schleicher ASK-13 | German manufactured glider |
| Schleicher ASK-21 | German built glider |
| Schleicher ASW-19 | Glider |
| Schleicher ASW-20 | Glider |
| Schleicher Ka.2 | German built glider |
| Schleicher Ka.6 | Single seat enclosed cockpit high wing wooden low performance glider built by Schleicher in Germany |
| Schleicher Ka.8 | German built glider |
| Schleicher Ka7 | |
| Schneider ESG-9 | German built glider |
| Schneider SG-38 | German built glider |
| Schreck FBA | French built biplane, floatplane aircraft from 1913 |
| Schulgleiter SG.38 | German WWII primary glider. |
| Schweizer LNS-1 | Twin seat WW II training glider used by US Navy. |
| Schweizer SGS 2-33 | Two seat US built training glider. |
| Schweizer TG-2 | US WWII training glider. |
| Schweizer TG-3 | US primary training glider from the 1940's |
| Schweizer TG-7A | Two seat motor glider used for pilot grading by US Air Force. |
| Schweizer X-26 | Experimental motor glider design used by US Navy and Army. |
| Schweizer X-26A | Experimental motor glider used on test pilot duties by US Navy. |
| Schweizer-Grumman G-164 | Single prop, biplane, agricultural aircraft |
| SEPECAT Jaguar | Anglo French ground attack aircraft |
| Seversky EP-106 | Single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1935 |
| Seversky Guardsman | Pre war monoplane fighter similar to Curtiss Hawk series. |
| Seversky P-35 | Single engined low wing monoplane fighter. |
| Shenyang Dongfeng | Chinese copy of MiG-19 |
| Shenyang F-5 | Chinese built version of Mig 17. |
| Shenyang F-6 | Chinese built version of the MiG-19 aircraft, F-6 was the export version |
| Shenyang F-7 | Chinese built version of MiG-21 |
| Shenyang FT-5 | Twin seat chinese produced version of Mig 17. |
| Shenyang J-5 | Chinese built MiG-17 |
| Shenyang J-6 | Chinese built MiG-19 |
| Shenyang J-8 | Chinese jet fighter |
| Shenyang JJ-5 | Twin seat Chinese development of MiG 17. |
| Shenyang JJ-6 | Twin seat version of the Shenyang J-6 |
| Shijiazhuang Y-5 | Chinese Built Version Of The Antonov AN-2 |
| Shin Meiwa PS-1 | Large Japanese flying boat |
| Shin Meiwa US-1 | Large Japanese flying boat |
| Short Sealand | Light commercial amphibian |
| Short Sherpa | Military transport version of Shorts 330 airliner |
| Short Skyvan SC.7 | 24 seat, twin prop engined transport aircraft, from 1964 |
| Short Tucano | Tandem seat turboprop training aircraft |
| SIAI Marchetti SF-260 | Small twin seat, prop engined training aircraft |
| SIAI Marchetti SM.1019 | Italian copy of the 'O-1 Bird dog' aircraft |
| SIAI Marchetti SM.102 | Twin prop, medium passenger/cargo transport aircraft |
| SIAI S.205 | Four seat, light prop engined training aircraft |
| SIAI S.208 | Four seat, light prop engined training aircraft |
| SIAI S.211 | Two seat, single jet engined trainer aircraft from 1982 |
| SIAT Flamingo | Side by side low wing single engined trainer |
| Sikorsky Blackhawk | Sikorsky produced transport helicopters |
| Sikorsky Chickasaw | US military name for Sikorsky H-19 series. |
| Sikorsky Choctaw | US Army version of Sikorsky S.58. |
| Sikorsky Comanche | Stealthy attack helicopter design |
| Sikorsky Dragonfly | Early Sikorsky helicopter design. |
| Sikorsky H-19 | Utility helicopter 'Chicksaw' |
| Sikorsky HO5S | Utility helicopter development of Sikorsky S.51 design. |
| Sikorsky Hoverfly | WWII Sikorsky built light transport helicopter |
| Sikorsky JRS | Pre war sikorsky built transport aircraft. |
| Sikorsky Mojave | Very large US military heavylift helicopter, Sikorsky designation S.56 |
| Sikorsky Pave Hawk | USAF Blackhawk |
| Sikorsky Pave Low | USAF search and rescue version of Sikorsky S.65 heavylift helicopter. |
| Sikorsky Pelican | Dedicated rescue version of Sikorsky Sea king equiped with rear cargo ramp. |
| Sikorsky S-51 | First Sikorsky designed all metal monocoque passenger helicopter |
| Sikorsky S-55 | Piston engined medium lift troop transport helicopter |
| Sikorsky S-58 | Piston engined medium lift troop transport helicopter |
| Sikorsky S-70 | Civilian version of Blackhawk medium lift helicopter. |
| Sikorsky S-72 | Experimental high speed rotor and aerodynamic test vehicle. |
| Sikorsky S-76 | Modern medium sized passenger/transport helicopter |
| Sikorsky Sea King | Successful US built naval helicopter. |
| Sikorsky Seabat | ASW version of Sikorsky S-58 |
| Sikorsky Seaguard | Sikorsky built single engined rescue helicopter for US Coast Guard. |
| Sikorsky Seahawk | Shipborne derivavtive of UH-60 Blackhawk. |
| Sikorsky Seahorse | Utility transport version of H-34 for use by USMC & US Navy. |
| Sikorsky SH-3 | Medium lift single engined SAR helicopter |
| Sikorsky Stallion | US Navy / Marine Corps version of Sikorsky S.65 heavylift helicopter. |
| Sikorsky Tarhe | Sikorsky S.64 flying crane helicopter. |
| Sikorsky VS-44 | Large 4-engined flying boat |
| Sikorsky X-49A | Vectored Thrust Ducted Propeller testbed based on SH-60 Seahawk |
| Sikorsky XH-39 | Turbine version of Sikorsky H-18. |
| Sikorsky XH-59A | Experimental advanced rotor test compound helicopter. |
| Sikorsky YH-18 | Four seat utility helicopter. |
| Sipa S.121 | French postwar version of Arado AR.396 |
| Skandinavisk Aero Industri KZ VII | Twin seat, high winged, Danish training aircraft |
| Skandinavisk Aero Industri KZ.II | Twin seat, prop engined Danish training aircraft |
| Skandinavisk Aero Industri KZ.III | Twin seat, high winged, Danish training aircraft |
| Slingsby Firefly | Small light aerobatic training aircraft |
| Slingsby Grasshopper | T.38 single seat primary glider built by Slingsby. (Triangular shaped tailplane) |
| Slingsby Gull T15 | Inovative Slingsby built glider |
| Slingsby Sedbergh | Wooden twin seat training glider |
| Slingsby T.13 | Petrel 1 glider |
| SNECMA C-400 P2 Atar Volant | 1950s French experimental VTOL jet |
| SOCATA Epsilon | French AF training aircraft |
| Socata TB-31 Omega | |
| SOCATA TB.20 | French built low wing training monoplae, also known as Trinidad. |
| SOCATA TBM700 | |
| Soko 522 | Yugoslavian twin seat, radial engined training aircraft. (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Soko Galeb G-2 | Twin seat, single jet engined, training aircraft from 1965 (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Soko Jastreb J-21 | Single-seat attack/recce aircraft related to the Galeb (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Soko Kraguj J-20 | Single seat, single prop engined aircraft from 1966, used for light weapons training (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Soko Orao J-22 | Ground attack jet aircraft from 1977, also built as the IAR 93 (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Soko Super Galeb G-4 | Tandem jet trainer (NOTE Soko is NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Sopwith Strutter | Two seat, single prop engined fighter aircraft from 1915, also used as a light bomber |
| SPAD VII | WWI French built, biplane fighter/reconnaissance aircraft |
| SPAD XIII | Single seat, French built, single engined biplane fighter, from 1917 |
| SPAD XVI | Twin seat WW I fighter. |
| Sparmann S.1 | Swedish, prop engined, monoplane advanced training aircraft |
| Spartan 7W | WWII US Trainer aircraft |
| Spartan NP-1 | Biplane primary trainer used by US Navy. |
| Sportavia-Putzer RF-5 | Glider |
| SR.N5 Warden | Hovercraft built for trials evaluation |
| Stahltaube | Early World War I German monoplane. |
| Stampe SV4 | French tandem seat betwwen wars biplane |
| Standard E-1 | Very early US warplane |
| Standard J-1 | Early US training biplane, contempary of Curtiss Jenny. |
| Stearman Kaydet | Model 75, two seat, single prop engined biplane trainer, also known as N1S, N2S, PT13, PT17 |
| Stearman NS-1 | US Navy pre war training aircraft. |
| Stearman YPT-9 | Primary training biplane built in small numbers in 1930's. |
| Stinson 108 | 1940's 2-3 seat high wing utility aircraft |
| Stinson Reliant | American communications / transport aircraft |
| Stinson Sentinel L-5 | Two seat, single prop engined, high wing, light liaison aircraft from 1940 |
| Stinson Vigilant | High winged single engine liason aircraft. |
| Stinson Voyager | Twin seat, high winged prop engined aircraft from the 1930's |
| Sud Alouette III | Sud Aviation designed light utility/attack helicopter from early 1960's |
| Sud Aviation Alouette | Sud Aviation built light helicopter |
| Sud Caravelle Se.210 | Sud Aviation built, medium jetliner, from 1960 |
| Sud Djinn | Sud-Ouest, built, Small lightweight helicopter |
| Sud Est Baroudeur | French prototype |
| Sud Ouest Bretagne SO.30 | French, twin tailed, twin prop engined, transport aircraft |
| Sud Ouest Espadon SO.6025 | French experimental Jet interceptor |
| Sud Ouest Trident SO.9000 | French experimental Jet interceptor |
| Sud Ouest Triton SO.6000 | French experimental type |
| Sud Ouest Vautour II SO.4050 | Single or twin seat, twin jet engined aircraft from 1955, also used in night fighter role |
| Sukhoi Su-11 | Development of the Su-9 |
| Sukhoi Su-15 | Sukhoi built, single seat, twin jet engined high speed interceptor, from 1963 |
| Sukhoi Su-17 | Sukhoi built, single seat. Single jet engined, ground attack aircraft |
| Sukhoi Su-20 | Sukhoi built ground attack aircraft, this was an export version of the Su-17 aircraft |
| Sukhoi Su-22 | Sukhoi built ground attack aircraft, this was an export version of the Su-17 aircraft |
| Sukhoi Su-24 | Sukhoi built, twin seat, twin jet engined strike fighter, from the 1970's |
| Sukhoi Su-25 | Sukhoi built, single jet engined, twin seat ground attack aircraft, from 1976 |
| Sukhoi Su-26 | Sukhoi built advanced trainer aircraft |
| Sukhoi Su-27 | Sukhoi built, high performance fighter/interceptor from the mid 1980's |
| Sukhoi Su-29 | Russian aerobatic aircraft developed from Su-26. |
| Sukhoi Su-47 | Technology demonstrator |
| Sukhoi Su-7 | Sukhoi built, single seat, single jet engined aircraft from 1956, used as a fighter initially, but mainly used in the bomber role |
| Sukhoi Su-9 | Soviet Cold War supersonic interceptor, codenamed Fishpot |
| Supermarine Stranraer | Six seat, twin prop engined, biplane flying boat from 1935 |
| Swearingen Metro/Merlin | Twin prop, 20 seat transport aircraft, model SA.226/227 and US military version C-26 |
| SZD 48 Jantar | Polish built glider |
| Tachikawa Ki-36 | Japanese army co-operation aircraft from Second World War |
| Taylorcraft L-2 | American built observation aircraft that the Auster was based on. |
| Taylorcraft TG-6 | US Army WW II primary training glider. |
| Tecnam | |
| Temco Buckaroo | Unsuccessful rival to T-34 Mentor |
| Temco Pinto | US Navy tandem seat training jet. |
| Thomas Morse Scout | Early US warplane |
| Thulin | Swedish, training and seaplane aircraft from 1918 |
| Timm Tutor | Monoplane training aircraft comparable to Ryan PT-22 but with fuselage constructed from moulded resin and plywood. |
| Transall C.160 | Twin prop transport aircraft 'Transall' |
| Tupolev ANT-2 | Small Russian passenger aircraft from 1925 |
| Tupolev SB-2 | Russian WWII light bomber aircraft |
| Tupolev Tu-124 | Russian short range jetliner Nato code 'Cookpot' |
| Tupolev Tu-128 | Updated version of the Tu-28 Fiddler |
| Tupolev Tu-134 | Russian short haul jetliner from the mid 1960's |
| Tupolev Tu-143 | Drone |
| Tupolev Tu-154 | Russian medium range jetliner, from the late 1960's |
| Tupolev Tu-16 | Post-war twin jet strategic bomber, code named Badger |
| Tupolev Tu-2 | Four seat, twin engined monoplane, light bomber from 1941 |
| Tupolev Tu-22 | Russian strategic bomber from 1960, Nato code 'Blinder' |
| Tupolev Tu-4 | Reverse engineered B-29 |
| Tupolev Tu-95 | Post-war turboprop strategic bomber, code named Bear |
| Utva 213 | Second World War low wing monoplane fighter, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva Aero 2 | Yugoslav tandem 2-seat trainer from 1940, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva Aero 3 | Yugoslav built primary trainer, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva Lasta | Yugoslav low wing prop trainer, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva-60 | Yugoslav high wing light utility transport/passenger plane, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva-65 | Yugoslav agricultural prop-driven aircraft, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva-66 | High winged, prop engined, small STOL aircraft, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Utva-75 | Twin seat low wing Yugoslav built training aircraft, by Utva (NOT CAPITALISED) |
| Valkyrie XB-70A | Advanced US supersonic bomber. |
| Valmet L-90 | Finish built prop engined basic trainer |
| Valmet Vinka | Finnish basic trainer type L-70 |
| VEB-14 | East German built Il-14. |
| Vertol 107 | Twin rotor, utility helicopter, US military designation H-46 |
| Vertol Labrador | Canadian version of Vertol 107 helicopter. |
| Vertol Seaknight | Twin rotor assault and transport helicopter. |
| Vertol Shawnee | Twin rotor Vertol built heavylift helicopter. |
| Vertol V.44 | Piasecki (Vertol) 'Shawnee' 22 seat, single engined transport and rescue helicopter from 1954 |
| Vertol VZ-2 | Experimental tilt wing research aircraft. |
| Verville Sperry Messenger | Single seat liason biplane. |
| VFW 614 | German medium sized jetliner aircraft |
| VFW VAK-191 | Prototype German Vstol aircraft |
| Vickers Seagull | Vickers, high winged amphibious flying boat |
| Vickers VC10 | Vickers 4 engined jet airliner converted for tanker / transport use |
| Vickers Viking | Commercial version of Valetta transport |
| Vickers Vildebeest | Biplane torpedo bomber |
| Vickers Viscount | Four engined turboprop commercial passenger airliner |
| VJ-101C-X2 | |
| VL Humu | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built fighter, from 1944, basically a version of the Brewster F2A 'Buffalo' carrier based aircraft |
| VL Kotka | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, prop engined fighter |
| VL Myrsky | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built fighter aircraft |
| VL Pyorremyrsky | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, low wing monoplane prop engined WWII fighter aircraft |
| VL Pyry | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, twin seat, prop engined training aircraft |
| VL Saaski | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, biplane, floatplane aircraft |
| VL Tuisku | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, biplane, twin seat aircraft |
| VL Tuuli | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, twin seat, prop engined, monoplane aircraft |
| VL Vihuri | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, twin seat, prop engined, monoplane aircraft |
| VL Viima | Valmet/Valtion, Finnish built, twin seat, biplane fighter aircraft |
| VL Vinka | Valmet built L-70 miltrainer |
| Voisin 10 | 1918 French single engined night bomber and attach aircraft |
| Voisin LA S | French WWI light bomber |
| Voisin VIII | WW I bomber design. |
| Vought Corsair | World War II carrier based fighter |
| Vought Cutlass | Vought built twin boomed jet engined carrier borne fighter. |
| Vought Flying Pancake | Experimental wingless fighter design. |
| Vought Kingfisher | Vought built observation monoplane, primarily used on US Naval battleship catapult flights. |
| Vought Pirate | Vought built USN jet fighter. |
| Vought Vindicator | Vought built carrier borne monoplane dive bomber. |
| Vultee Valiant | US monoplane, prop training aircraft |
| Vultee Vigilant | High wing observation and liason aircraft. |
| VZLU TOM-8 | Post war trainer |
| WACO C | |
| WACO F | |
| WACO Hadrian | Waco CG-4A WWII assault glider |
| Waco UC-72 | Civilian Waco YKS-7 touring biplane impressed by USAAF. |
| WACO UPF-7 | US pre-war trainer |
| WACO VPF-7 | Pre War training biplane. |
| Wallis WA.116 | Autogyro designed by Wg Cmdr Ken Wallis |
| Wassmer WA.21 | French built glider from the late 1950's |
| Wassmer WA.22 | French built glider from the 1960's |
| Wassmer WA.30 | Glider |
| Westland Commando | Troop transport version of Sea King helicopter |
| Westland Dragonfly | Westland built light helicopter |
| Westland Lynx | Anglo French Military attack / transport helicopter |
| Westland Lysander | High wing monoplane STOL light transport aircraft |
| Westland S.51 | Westland Dragonfly derivative of S51 with Leonides engine |
| Westland Scout | Four seat turboshaft powered army attack helicopter |
| Westland Sea King | Medium lift twin engined SAR helicopter |
| Westland Super Lynx | Growth development of the Lynx helicopter |
| Westland Wapiti | General purpose biplane |
| Westland Wasp | Single engined light anti submarine helicopter |
| Westland Wessex | Westland built version of S58 |
| Westland Whirlwind | Westland built version of S55 |
| Westland-Bell Sioux | AAC operated version of Bell 47 light transport helicopter |
| Wright Military Flyer | Worlds first powered aircraft modified for military use. |
| WWS.3 | |
| Xian H-6 | Chinese built version of the Tu-16 |
| Xian MA60 | Twin turboprop airliner |
| Yakovlev UT-2 | Low wing monoplane trainer |
| Yakovlev Yak-1 | Russian WWII monoplane fighter |
| Yakovlev Yak-11 | Twin seat, single prop engined, monoplane trainer aircraft from 1946 |
| Yakovlev Yak-12 | Russian built, single prop engined high wing monoplane first built in 1948, last produced in 1970 |
| Yakovlev Yak-130 | Russian advanced jet trainer, codename Mitten |
| Yakovlev Yak-15 | Jet fighter built in 1946 |
| Yakovlev Yak-17 | Single/twin seat single jet engined fighter from 1948 |
| Yakovlev Yak-18 | Twin seat, prop engined aircraft first built in 1948, also built as the CJ-6 |
| Yakovlev Yak-23 | Single seat, single jet engined fighter from 1947 |
| Yakovlev Yak-24 | Medium sized transport helicopter, codename Horse |
| Yakovlev Yak-25 | Soviet Cold War jet interceptor, codename Flashlight/Mandrake |
| Yakovlev Yak-27 | Jet powered fighter/interceptor aircraft |
| Yakovlev Yak-28 | Twin seat, twin jet engined, used as a fighter, attack, reconnaissance and EW aircraft, from 1959 |
| Yakovlev Yak-3 | Yakovlev, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1942 |
| Yakovlev Yak-36 | Early Soviet VSTOL experimental jet |
| Yakovlev Yak-38 | Soviet Navy jet VTOL fighter, Forger |
| Yakovlev Yak-40 | Triple engined jet medium passenger aircraft first built in 1967 |
| Yakovlev Yak-41 | Soviet shipboard VTOL fighter, often referred to in the West as Yak-141 |
| Yakovlev Yak-42 | Triple engined jet medium passenger aircraft first built in 1970 |
| Yakovlev Yak-50 | Single seat, single prop engined aerobatic training aircraft, from 1975 |
| Yakovlev Yak-52 | Twin seat, single prop engined, basic training aircraft from 1977 |
| Yakovlev Yak-54 | Single-seat aerobatic aircraft |
| Yakovlev Yak-55 | Russian, single seat, prop engined, aerobatic training aircraft |
| Yakovlev Yak-7 | Russian training aircraft from 1940, also built as a fighter version |
| Yakovlev Yak-9 | Yakovlev, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1943 |
| Yokosuka D4Y | Japanese Naval dive bomber. |
| Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka | WWII Japanese manned flying bomb |
| Yunshuji Y-5 | Chinese built version of the An-2 |
| Yunshuji Y-8 | Chinese reverse-engineered An-12 |
| Zeppelin Airship | German built large airship |
| Zlin Z-381 | Czech built variant of Bucker Bu 181 Bestmann. |
| Zlin Z.126 | Czech built, twin seat, light training aircraft |
| Zlin Z.143 | Czech built multi-purpose training and courier airplane. |
| Zlin Z.226 | Aerobatic plane |
| Zlin Z.26 | Czech built, twin seat, light training aircraft |
| Zlin Z.326 | Czech built twin seat lightweight training aircraft |
| Zlin Z.43 | Czech built single prop engine aircraft for 4 people, built from 1970 |
| Zlin Z.526 | Czech built twin seat lightweight training aircraft from 1975 |
| Zmaj Fizir | 1931 bi-plane from Yugoslavia |