List of aircraft (H–He)

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This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'H', up to those starting with 'He'.

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H–He

Hackel

(Yakov Modestovich Gakkel)

Hackenberger

(A L Hackenberger, San Antonio, TX, 1938: Las Vegas, NV)

Hadley & Blood

(C O Hadley, Mineola, NY)

Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk

(Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk – Navy aircraft factory)

Haeco

(Robert Hatfield, Imperial, CA)

Haessler

(Helmut Haessler / Haessler-Villinger)

Häfeli

(August Häfeli)

Hafner

(Raoul Hafner)

Hagiwara

(Hisao Hagiwara / Jiyu Koku Kenkyusho (Liberty Aeronautical Research Institute))

Hagness

(Ernest Hagness, Portland, TX)

HAI

(Hellenic Aerospace Industry)

Haig

(Joseph Haig)

Haig

(Larry Haig)

Haig-K

(Haig-K Aircraft Corp, Swedsford Rd, Paoli, PA)

Haigh

(Henry Haigh, Howell, MI)

Haim

(Haim Aviation Inc.)

Haines

(Frank J Haines, Daytona Beach, FL and Detroit, MI)

HAL

Halberstadt

(Halberstädter Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)

Halbronn

(Robert Halbronn & Todd)

Hales

(Hales Aircraft, Oklahoma City, OK)

Hall

(Ernest C Hall, Warren, OH)

Hall

(Robert P Hall, Searchlight, NV)

Hall

(Hall Aeroplane Company (Charles S Hall), 807 North Spring St, Los Angeles, CA)

Hall

(Robert "Bert" Hall & Porter Roberts, Lindsay, OK)

Hall

(Theodore P Hall Engr Corp, Spreckels Bldg, San Diego, CA)

Hall/Hall-Springfield

(Springfield Aircraft Inc (Fdr: Robert L Hall), Springfield, MA)

Hall Aluminium

(Charles Ward Hall Inc, Mamaroneck, NY, 1927: Hall Aluminum Aircraft Corp, Buffalo, NY)

Halladay

(C L Halladay, Jackson, MI)

Hallas

(Charles Hallas, Northville, MN)

Haller

(Rudolf Haller)

Haller

(Oldřich haller)

Halligan

(Russel and Francis Halligan, Beardstown, IL)

Hallock

(Bruce Hallock, Austin, TX)

Halpin

((Thomas E) Halpin Development Co, Lunken Airport, Cincinnati, OH)

Halpin-Huf

(Richard Halpin and Tom Huf)

Halsmer

(Joseph L Halsmer, Lafayette, IN)

Halsted

{Barry Halsted} (Barry Halsted, Fountain Valley, CA)

Halton

(Halton Aero Club)

Hamao

(T Hamao)

Hamble River, Luke & Co Limited

Hamburger Flugzeugbau

Hamilton

(Charles K Hamilton, Mineola, NY)

Hamilton

Hamilton

(J W Hamilton, Mineola, NY)

Hamilton

(Hamilton Helicopter Co, Baltimore, MD)

Hamilton

((Gordon B) Hamilton Aircraft Co Inc, Tucson, AZ)

Hamilton

(Hamilton Aerospace. San Antonio, TX)

Hamilton

(Tom Hamilton)

Hammer

(Russell Hammer, Indianapolis, IN)

Hammer-Hunt

(Altitude Unlimited Inc (Bob Hammer & Dick Hunt), Paine Field, WA)

Hammond

((Dean B) Hammond Aircraft Corp, Ann Arbor, MI)

Hampton

(Hampton Engr Co (Arnold & David Biermann, engrs at NACA), 310 Marshall St, Hampton, VA)

Hancock

(Allan Hancock Foundation (College), Santa Maria, CA)

Handasyde

(Handasyde Aircraft Company, United Kingdom)

H&E Paramotores

(Madrid, Spain)

Hand-Hoffman

(Edgar Hand & Jack Hoffman, Susalito, CA)

Handley

(Wayne Handley, Greenfield, CA)

Handley Page

Handley Page (Reading)

Formed from assets of Miles Aircraft

Hanes

(Arnold Hanes, Los Angeles, CA)

Hanken

(William B Hanken, Monticello, IA)

Hannaford

Hannover

(Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.)

Hanriot

Hansa-Brandenburg

(Hansa und Brandenburgische Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)

Hanseatische Flugzeug-Werke

Hansen

(Perry D Hansen, Lansing, MI)

Hansen

(Willam Hansen)

Hansen-Loock

(Lorrin L Hansen & Rev Carl H Loock, Rapid City, SD)

Hanson

(Carl L Hanson, Mercer Island, WA)

Hants & Sussex

(Hants and Sussex Aviation Ltd.)

Hanuschke

HAPI

(HAPI Engines)

HAPSMobile

Harbin (HAMC)

Hardwick-Whittenbeck

(Dennis Hardwick & Clem Whittenbeck, Joplin, MO)

Harlequin

(Harlequin Flying Club, San Francisco, CA)

Harley-Stromer

(Oregon Aircraft Co (Mayor Harley and Gus Stromer), Astoria, OR)

Harlow

(Harlow Aircraft Corp (Pres: J B Alexander), Alhambra, CA)

Harmening's High Flyers

(Genoa, IL)

Harmon

(Harmon Engineering Company)

Harmon

(C B Harmon)

Harmon

(George Richard Harmon, Richmond, VA)

Harmon

((D and John) Harmon Co Inc, Bakersfield, CA)

Harmon-Spellman

(Ralph Harmon & L L Spellman, Greenwood, IN)

Harper

((Jack L) Harper Aircraft Mfg Co, Bedford and Elyra, OH)

Harper Aircraft

(Jacksonville, FL)

Harriman

(John Emery Harriman, Boston or Brookline, MA)

Harriman

((Frank H/Frank M) Harriman Motor Works, South Glastonbury, CT) (Flew in the 1913 Great Lakes Reliability Cruise) [40]

Harriman

(H E Harriman, Mineola, NY)

Harris

(Richard Hillman Harris, Atlanta, GA)

Harris

(Douglas Harris, Pawtucket, RI)

Harris

(Vernon C Harris, Heyworth, IL)

Harris

(J Warren Harris, Vernal, UT)

Harrison

(Charles D Harrison)

Harrison

(Bruce Harrison, Redding, CA)

Harth

(George Harth, The Dalles, OR)

Hartman

(Arthur J Hartman, Burlington, IA)

Hartmann

(Hartmann Aircraft Corp, Jordan, NY)

Hartwig

(Hartwig Industries, San Antonio, TX)

Hartzell

(Hartzell Walnut Propeller Co, Piqua, OH and Detroit, MI)

Harvard

(Harvard Aeronautical Society, Cambridge, MA)

HarvEd

(HarvEd Aircraft Co (Harvey Calbo & Edward F Smithana), 1515 Phillips Ave, Racine, WI)

Hash

(Jack Hash, Crosbyton, TX)

Hast

(George Hast)

Hastings

((Reed) Hastings Aeronautics Co, Hastings, NE)

HAT

(Hellenic Aeronautical Technologies)

Hatfield

(Bob & Cliff Hatfield, Imperial, CA)

Hatfield

(Milton Hatfield, Elkhart, IN)

Hatz

(John D Hatz, Schofield and Merril, WI c.1980: Dudley R Kelly, Versailles, KY)

Hatzenbuhler

(Howard F Hatzenbuhler, Mt Clemens, MI)

Haufe

(Walter H Haufe, Neenah, WI)

Hauptner

(Edward Hauptner, Long Island, NY)

Havertz

(Hermann Havertz)

Hawk

((Ernie) Hawk Industries Inc, Yucca Valley, CA)

Hawke

(Hawke Dusters (founders: Edwin R Hawke, John Cuneo), Modesto, CA)

Hawker

(Hawker Aircraft ltd.)

Hawker Siddeley

(Hawker Siddeley Aircraft (1935–1948) Hawker Siddeley Aviation (1948–1977) Parent company of Armstrong Whitworth, Avro, Hawker, and Gloster companies)

Hayden

(Hayden Aircraft Corporation)

Hawks

((Frank) Hawks Aircraft Co, Springfield, MA)

Hayden-Clark-O'Day

(E E Hayden & Jess Clark, Visalia, CA)

Hayden-Payne-Kinney

Hayes

(O R Hayes, Charleston, VA)

Haynes

(Robin Haynes)

Haynes Aero

HB-Flugtechnik

(HB-Flugtechnik GmbH / HB Aircraft Industries Luftfahrzeug AG)

HDM

Headberg

(Headberg Aviation Inc.)

Heath

(Heath Aircraft Co Inc, 1721 Sedgwick St, Chicago, IL)

Heath

(Malcolm R Heath, Warren, OH)

HECC

(Helicopter Engineering and Construction Corp, RI)

Heckerson

(Harold Heckerson (Hickerson?), Stoner Rd, Fostoria, OH)

Hege

(Paul Peter Hege, Sedgwick, KS)

Hegy

(Ray C Hegy, Marfa, TX)

Hegy-Zunker

(Raymond C Hegy and Norman W Zunker, Hartford, WI)

Heimann-Beachey

((M A) Heimann-(Hillery) Beachey Aeroplane Mfg Co, St Louis, MO)

Heimbächer

(Fritz Heimbächer)

Heinemann

(George (Gernot W) Heinemann, Bellingham, WA)

Heinkel

(Ernst Heinkel A.G.) (note early Heinkel designation did NOT use the RLM He designation but HE-Heinkel Eindecker or HD-Heinkel Doppel-decker)

(He – Heinkel (RLM designator))

Heinonen

(Juhani Heinonen)

Heinrich

((Albert S and Arthur) Heinrich Aeroplane Co, Baldwin, NY, and Victor Aircraft Corp, Freeport, NY)

Heintz

see Zenith or Zenair

Heinz (aircraft constructor)

Heiserman

(Charles Heiserman, Iron Mountain, MI)

Heldeberg Designs

(Altamont, NY)

Heli-Sport

(Heli-Sport, Turin, Italy)

Helibras

(Helicopteros do Brasil S/A)

Helicom

(Helicom Inc, Long Beach, CA)

Helicop-Air

Helicop-Jet

Helicopters Inc

(Reformed and renamed from Bendix Helicopters Inc, Stratford, CT)

Helicópteros

(Helicópteros de Bolivia SRL / Helicóptero nacional / Helicóptero Boliviano)

Helio

(1956: Helio Corp & Aeronca Aircraft Corp, Pittsburg, KS; c.1959: Helio Aircraft Corp, Pittsburg, KS; Helio Aircraft Corp, Norwood, MA; 1969: Helio Aircraft Co div of General Aircraft Corp. 1984: Acquired by Aerospace Technology Industries. 1989: Acquired by Aircraft Acquisition Corp and revived as Helio Aircraft Corp, Morgantown, WV; 1992: Helio Enterprises Inc)

Heliopolis

(Heliopolis Aircraft Works)

Helios

Helite

(A brand of La Mouette, Messigny, France)

Helle-Franklin

Hellesen-Kahn

Helmerichs

(Henry Helmerichs, Ryegate, MT)

Helmy

(Saleh Helmy)

Helowerks

(Helowerks, Hampton, VA)

Helwan Aircraft Factory

(Helwan / Egyptian General Aero Organisation / Factory No.36)

Hempearth

Hemstreet

(S Hemstreet, Chattanooga, TN)

Hendershott

(Ward & Bruce Hendershott, Sioux City, IA)

Henderson Aero Specialties

(Felton, DE)

Henderson School of Flying

(Brooklands, England)

Henderson-Glenny

Hendrick

(C J Hendrick, Middletown, NJ)

Hendrickson

(O J Hendrickson, Middletown, NJ)

Hendy

Hennessey

(James R Hennessey)

Hennesy

(Gerald Hennesy, Washington, DC)

Hennion

(Emile Hennion)

Henri Farman

Henschel

(Henschel Flugzeugwerke A.G.)

Hensley

(Edward Freeland Hensley, Oklahoma City, OK)

Hensley

(Hensley Aircraft)

Herbst

(Frank Herbst, Wilmington, NC)

HERC

(Helicopter Engineering and Research Corporation)

Hereter

(Talleres Hereter – Barcelona)

Herff

(Adolph P Herff & Orval H Snyder, San Antonio and Boeme, TX)

Hergt

(F.D. Hergt / Fliegerersatz-Abteilung 1- F.E.A. 1 – pilot reserve section 1)

Hermann

(Ateliers Fred Herrmann)

Hermes

Hermeus

Hernandez

(Frank Hernandez, San Diego, CA)

Herr

(Harold D Herr, Millersville, PA)

Herren

((Wilson) Herren Aeronautical Corp, Barrington, IL)

Herrick

(Gerald & Myron Herrick, Philadelphia, PA)

Hershfield

(Harry A Hershfield Jr, Santa Rosa, NM)

Hervey

(George H Hervey, San Fernando, CA)

Herzog

(R D Herzog (Herzog Bros), Harvard, NE)

HESA

(a.k.a.Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries Corporation (IAMI))

Hesley

(Bob Hesley, Houston, TX)

Hess

((Adrian T & Aubrey W) Hess Aircraft Co Inc, Van Alstyne Blvd, Wyandotte, MI)

Heston

Heuberger

(Lawrence K Heuberger, El Paso, TX and Los Alamitos, CA)

Hewa Technics

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