List of aircraft (Df-Dz)

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This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Df-Dz'.

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Df-Dz

DF Helicopters

DFS

(Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Segelflug) see also: RRG

DFW

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

DG

(DG Flugzeugbau GmbHpreviously Gläser-Dirks)

DGRCN

(Dirección General de Reparaciones y Construcciones Navales - Mexico)

Diablo

(Diablo Aircraft Co, Stockton, CA)

Diamond Aircraft

Díaz

(Amalio Díaz)

Dickey

(Shirl Dickey Enterprises, Phoenix, AZ)

Didier ULM

(Francheval, France)

Diehl

(Diehl Aero-Nautical, Jenks, OK)

Diemert

(Bob Diemert)

Dietrich

(Dietrich-Gobiet Flugzeugwerke AG - 1922, Richard-Dietrich-Flugzeugbau-GmbH, Dietrich Flugzeugwerke AG, Mannheim)

Dietz

((Conrad G) Dietz Laboratories, Cincinnati, OH, 1925: Dietz Aeroplane Co, 815 Herman Ave/33 Hess St, Dayton, OH)

Dietz-Schreiber

DiFoGa

(Frits Diepens Ford Garage)

DINFIA

(Dirección Nacional de Fabricación e Investigación Aeronáutica - Spanish language for "National Directorate of Aeronautical Manufacturing and Research").

DirectFly

(DirectFly sro, Hluk, Czech Republic)

Discovery Aviation

Distar

(Distar Air)

Dittmar

Dixie

(Charles W Lay, Cincinnati, OH)

Dixon

(Jess Dixon, Andalusia, AL)

Dixon

(Tom Dixon, Burlington, NC)

DJB

(DJB Aeroplane Co (Harry Deuther, Junkin & Brukner), the basis for Weaver Aircraft Co. )

D.K.D.

see:Działowskich

DLR

(Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) - German Aerospace Center)

D.N.F.

(Dupperon, Niepce & Fetterer)

Doak

(Doak Aircraft Co Inc, Torrance, CA )

Doak & Deeds

((Edward) Doak & (Woody) Deeds Aircraft Co, Culver City, CA)

Dobi

(Jurgis Dobkevičius - Lithuania)

Doblhoff

(Friedrich Baron von Doblhoff)

Dockery-Barneko

(Leland Dockery and Ralph Barnecko, Valparaiso, IN)

Doerflein

(Howard Doerflein, Milwaukee WI.)

Dokuchayev

(Aleksnadr Yakovlevich Dokuchayev)

Doflug

(Dornier-Werke AG)

Doman

(1945: (Glidden S) Doman-(Clinton W) Frasier Helicopters Inc, New York, NY and Stamford, CT, 1949: Doman Helicopters Inc, Danbury, CT 195?: Berlin Doman Helicopters Inc (Europe).)

Dominion

(Dominion Aircraft Corporation Ltd, Renton, WA)

Donnet-Denhaut

(Société des Établissements Donnet-Denhaut)

Donnet-Lévêque

Dopourdois

(Georges Dopourdois)

Dorand

(Colonel Émile Dorand, director of the Section Technique de l'Aéronautique (STAé) at Chalais-Meudon / Société d`Études des Giravions Dorand)

Dorand

(Réne Dorand / Société d'Etudes des Giravions Dorand / Société Francaise Du Gyroplane)

Dorland

(L S Dorland, San Francisco, CA)

Dormoy

(Etienne Dormoy, Detroit, MI and Dayton, OH)

Dorna

(H F Dorna Company)

Dornier

(Dornier Werke GmbH) (During World War 1, Dornier designed for Zeppelin-Lindau )

Dornier Seawings

Dornier (Altenrhein)

see FFA

Douglas

(Charles M Ford, Al M Williams, and members of the Douglas Flying Club, Douglas, AZ)

Douglas

see also: Davis-Douglas, McDonnell-Douglas

Douglas-Northrop

(see #Douglas)

Douheret

Dova Aircraft

(Paskov, Czech Republic)

Dow

(Robert W Dow, Flint, MI)

Downer

(C L Downer, Salt Lake City, UT)

Downer

(Downer Aircraft Industries Inc, Alexandria, MN)

Doyle

(Doyle Aero Corp, 3104 Elm Ave, Baltimore, MD)

Doyle

(Richard H Doyle, Franklin Park, IL)

Doyle

( (Herbert Charles) Doyle, Rochester, NY)

Doyle-Brown

(Doyle-(R M) Brown Motorplane Co, New York, NY)

Doyn

(Doyn Aircraft, Wichita, KS)

Drachen Studio Kecur

(Drachen Studio Kecur GmbH, Mettmann, Germany)

Dragon

Dragon Fly

(Dragon fly Aircraft Corporation)

Dreifke

(Ramon Dreifke, St Louis, MO)

Dresden

Drezet

(Maurice Drezet)

Driggers

(Willard A Driggers, 1530 Olive St, Washington, DC, and Willow Grove, PA)

Driggs

(Driggs Aircraft Corp/Michigan Screw Co, Lansing, MI)

Driggs-Johnson

( (Ivan) Driggs-(E A) Johnson Airplane & Supply Co, Dayton, OH)

DRS Technologies

Druiff-Neate

Druine

DS

(Lebanon)

DSA

(Delft Student Aeroclub (DSA))

D.S.

DSK

(Duster Sailplane Kits)

DSK Airmotive

(DSK Airmotive, Ft Walton Beach, FL)

DTA sarl

(Montélimar, France)

Duane's Hangar

(Patrick Duane, Liberty, SC)

du Temple

Dube

(Aviation Normand Dube, Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec, Canada)

Duben

Dubna

(Dubna Machine-Building Plant Production Technical Complex Co. Ltd,)

Ducournau

(Jean-Marc Ducournau)

Ducrot

(Vittorio Ducrot)

Dudakov-Konstantinov

Dudek

(Stan Dudek, Somerville, NJ)

Dudek

(Albert Dudek, Cleveland, OH)

Dudek Paragliders

(Bydgoszcz, Poland)

Dudley

Dudley Watt

Dufaux

(Dufaux, Armand and Henri, Switzerland)

Dufour

Duigan

Dudley Watt

Dumbravă

(Ioan Dumbravă)

Dumod

(Dumod Corp, Opa-Locka, FL)

Duncan (aircraft constructor)

Dunham

(Erwin J Dunham, Hamburg, NY)

Dunn

((William G) Dunn Mfg Co, Clarinda, IA)

Dunn-Tate

(Harry & Frank Dunn, Anderson, IN)

Dunne

(J. W. Dunne) see also: Burgess-Dunne

Dupau

(Marcel Dupau)

DuPont

(Dupont Aerospace)

Dupperon-Niepce-Fetterer

Dupuy

(Roger Dupuy)

Durand

(William H Durand, 84 St & McKinley Ave)

Duranton

Durand et Delaville

(Claude Durand and Delaville)

Durandeaux

(Durandeaux)

Durant

( (Rex C "Cliff") Durant Aircraft Corp, Durant Field, 82 Ave at E 14 St, Oakland, CA)

Durban

(Durban Aircraft, South Africa)

Durenleau

(René Durenleau, Franklin, VT)

Durley

(Bill Durley)

Duruble

(Roland Duruble)

DUS

(Jerzy Dabrowski and Antoni Uszacki)

Duverne-Saran

(Duverne & Saran)

Dux Factory (sometimes anglicized as Duks or Dooks)

Dvorak

(George J. Dvorak, Redding, CA)

Dwight-Lund

Dycer

((Charles F & Edward A) Dycer Airport Corp, 136 St & Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA)

Dye

(Elmer F Dye, Encanto, CA)

Dye-Morrow

(Elmer F Dye & Ed Morrow, Encanto and San Diego, CA)

Dyer

(Stephen E Dyer, Aurora, CO)

Dyke

((John W) Dyke Aircraft, Fairborn, OH)

Dyle et Bacalan

(Société Dyle et Bacalan à Bordeaux / Société Anonyme de Travaux Dyle et Bacalan)

Dyn'Aéro

Dynali

(Dynali Helicopter Company)

Dynalifter

Dynamic OK

Dynamic Sport

(Kielce, Poland)

Dyott

(G.M. Dyott)

D'Yves Air Pub

(La Chapelle-en-Vexin, France)

Działowskich

(Stanislav Działowskich)

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