List of civil aircraft

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List of civil aircraft is a list of articles on civilian aircraft with descriptions, which excludes aircraft operated by military organizations in civil markings, warbirds, warbirds used for racing, replica warbirds and research aircraft.

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A

ABC Motors

Abraham

Abrams

Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Company

Acro Sport

Adam Aircraft Industries

Adcox

Advanced Aerodynamics and Structures Inc.

Advanced Vehicle Engineers

Aerial Distributors

Aero Engineers Australia

Aero-Flight

Aermacchi

(for earlier types see Macchi)

Aero AT

Aero Boero

Aéro Club du Bas Armagnac

Aero Commander

Aero Vodochody

Aerokopter

Aeromarine/Aeromarine-Klemm

Aeromot

Aeronca

Aero Spacelines

Aérospatiale

(see also Eurocopter & SOCATA)

Aerostar

Aetna

Agusta and AgustaWestland

Ahrens

Air Tractor

Aichi

Airbus

Airco

(for later designs see de Havilland)

Aircraft Designs

Airspeed

Air Creation

Albatros

Alcor

Aleksandrov-Kalinin

Alexander Aircraft Company

All American

Allegro LSA

Alliance

Alon

Alpha

American Aviation

American Champion

American Eagle

American Gyro

Anderson

Anderson Greenwood

ANEC

Angel Aircraft Corporation

Ansaldo

Antonov

Antoinette

APM

Arado

Arctic Aircraft

Argonaut

Armstrong Whitworth

Arrow

Arup

Atlantic Aircraft

(Fokker America, for Dutch aircraft see Fokker)

ATR

Auster

Austin

Avia

Aviamilano

Aviat

Aviation Traders

Avid

Aviméta

Avro

Avro Canada

Avtek

Ayres

B

BAC (British Aircraft Company)

BAC (British Aircraft Corporation)

Bach

BAe

Barkley-Grow

Barnhart

BAT

Bäumer

Beagle Aircraft

Beardmore

Bede

Beechcraft

Beecraft

Bell Helicopter

Bellanca

Beneš-Mráz

Beriev

Bernard

BFW

(for later designs see Messerschmitt)

Blackburn

Blériot

Blériot-SPAD

Bloch

Blohm + Voss

Boeing

Boeing Canada

Boisavia

Bölkow

Bombardier

Bonomi

Boom Supersonic

Boulton & Paul

Brantly

Breese

Breda

Breguet

Bristol

Brown-Young

British Aircraft Manufacturing

Britten-Norman

Brochet

Brunner-Winkle

Buhl

Burnelli

C

CAB

CAMS

Canadair

Canadian Vickers

CAP Aviation (now Apex Aircraft)

Capelis

Caproni

CASA

Caudron

Central Aircraft

Cessna

Champion

Chester

Chichester-Miles

Chilton

Chrislea

Christen

Cierva

Cirrus

Civilian

COMAC

Command-Aire

Commercial

Commonwealth (US)

Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (Australia)

Comper

Conroy

Consolidated

Convair

Couzinet

Cranwell

Crawford

C.R.D.A. CANT (Cantieri Aeronautici e Navali Triestini)

Culver

Cunliffe-Owen

Cunningham-Hall

Curtiss

Curtiss Canada

Curtiss-Reid

Curtiss-Wright

(absorbed Travel Air)

D

Dassault

Davis

de Havilland

(see also Airco)

de Havilland Australia

de Havilland Canada

Dean-Wilson Aviation

Denney

Deperdussin (Société Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérivés)

Desoutter

Dewoitine

Diamond

Dornier

Douglas

(for later types see McDonnell Douglas)

Driggs

Druine

Dyle et Bacalan

E

Eagle Aircraft (US)

Eagle Aircraft (Australia)

Eastman

Eclipse Aviation/Aerospace

Edge

Edgley

utility/VIP helicopter-->

English Electric

Embraer

Emigh

Enstrom

ERCO

Europa

Eurocopter

(see also Aérospatiale)

Evangel

Extra Aircraft

F

Fairchild

Fairchild Canada

Fairchild Dornier/Swearingen

Farman

FFA

Fiat

Fleet

Fleetwings

Focke-Wulf

Fokker

(for US aircraft see Atlantic Aircraft)

Foster, Wikner

Found Brothers

Fournier

Ford

3-AT 1924

Four Winds

Friedrichshafen

Fuji

Funk

G

Gasuden

Government Aircraft Factories

General Aircraft (UK)

General Aviation (US)

Giles

Gippsland Aeronautics/GippsAero

Globe

Gloster

Granville Brothers

Great Lakes

Grob

Grumman

Gulfstream

H

Hamburger Flugzeugbau

Handley Page

Harbin

Harmon

Hawker Beechcraft

Hawker Siddeley

Heath

Heinkel

Helio

Hess

Heston

Hiller

Hindustan

Hitachi

Hollsmidt

Honda

Howard

Howard

Hughes

Hurel-Dubois

I

IAI

IAR

ICAR

Ilyushin

Indonesian Aerospace

Iniziative Industriali Italiane (3I)

Interstate

Ireland

Irkut

Ishikawajima

J

Jabiru

Johnson

Junkers

K

Kalinin

Kaman Aircraft

Kamov

Kari-Keen

Kharkiv KhAI-1

Kawanishi

Kawasaki

Kellett

Kestrel

Keystone

Keystone-Loening

Kharkov

Kinner

Klemm

Koolhoven

Kreider-Reisner

Kreutzer

L

Laird

Lake

Lancair

Lasco

Latécoère

Laville

Learjet

Let Kunovice

Letov Kbely

Lincoln-Page

Lioré et Olivier

Lisunov

Lockheed

L-1049 Super Constellation|L-1049 Super Constellation]] long-range piston-engine airliner

Lockspeiser

Lockwood

Loening

Luscombe

Luton Aircraft

L.V.G.

M

Macchi

(for later types see Aermacchi)

Malmö

Mansyu/Manshu

Margański & Mysłowski

Martin

Martin-Baker

Maule

McDonnell Douglas

(for earlier types see Douglas)

MD Helicopters

MDM

Messerschmitt

(for earlier designs see BFW)

Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm

(for earlier designs see Bölkow)

Meyers

Mil

Miles

Millicer

Mitsubishi

Mohawk

Monocoupe

Mooney

Morane-Saulnier

(see also SOCATA)

Morrisey/Shinn/Varga

Moss Brothers

Murphy Aircraft

N

Nakajima

National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL)

National Air Service

Nationale Vliegtuig Industrie (NVI)

NAMC

New Standard

Nicholas-Beazley

Nieuport & Nieuport-Delage

Noorduyn

Norsk Flyindustri

North American

Northrop

NuWaco

O

Ogden

Omega Aircraft

P

Pakistan Aeronautical Complex

Pacific Aerospace

Pander & Son

Paramount

Parks

Parnall

Partenavia

Pasped

Percival & Hunting Percival

Pheasant Aircraft Company

Piel

Piaggio

Pietenpol

Pilatus

Piper

Pipistrel d.o.o Ajdovščina

Pitts

Pitcairn/Pitcairn-Cierva

Platzer

Poberezny

Pocino

Polikarpov

Ponnier

Porterfield Aircraft Corporation

Potez

Pottier

Poullin

Praga

PWS

PZL

PZL Mielec

PZL Świdnik

PZL Warszawa-Okęcie

Q

Quest Aircraft

Questair

Quicksilver Manufacturing

Quickie

R

Raab-Katzenstein

Rafaelyants

Rans

Rawdon Brothers

Raytheon

RBVZ (Russo Baltic Wagon Works)

Rearwin

Renard

Reims

(licence built Cessna)

Republic

RFB

Robin

Robinson/Redwing

Robinson Helicopter

Rockwell

Rohrbach

Rotorway

Rumpler

Ruschmeyer

Rutan

(see also Scaled Composites)

RWD

Ryan

S

Saab

SABCA

Sablatnig

Sadler

Salmson

Saunders (Canada)

Saunders-Roe/Saro (UK)

Savoia-Marchetti

(see also SIAI-Marchetti)

Scaled Composites

(see also Rutan)

Scheibe

Schempp-Hirth

Schleicher

Schneider (Australia)

Schweizer

Scottish Aviation

Seversky

Shanghai/Shaanxi

Shavrov

Short Brothers

SIAI-Marchetti

(for earlier designs see Savoia-Marchetti)

Siebel

Sikorsky

(for earlier types see RBVZ)

Sino Swearingen

SIPA (Société Industrielle Pour l'Aéronautique)

Skandinavisk Aero Industri (SAI)

Slick Aircraft Company

Sling Aircraft

Slingsby

SNCAC/Aérocentre (Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Centre)

SNCAN/Nord (Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Nord)

SNCASE/Sud-Est (Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Sud Est)

SNCASO/Sud-Ouest (Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Sud-Ouest)

Snow

SOCATA

(for earlier types see Morane-Saulnier)

Sonaca

Sopwith

SPCA (Société Provençale de Construction Aéronautique)

Spectrum

Spartan Aircraft Company(US)

Spartan Aircraft (UK)

St-Just

St. Louis

Stampe et Vertongen

biplanes

Standard

Star

Starck

Stearman Aircraft

(absorbed by Boeing)

Stemme

Stinson

Stits

Sukhoi

Supermarine

Swallow

Swearingen

T

Tachikawa

Tairov

Tatra

Taylorcraft

Technoavia

Tecnam

Temco

The Airplane Factory

Thruxton

Thurston

Tipsy/Avions Fairey

Tokyo Koku

Toyota

Transavia

Travel Air

Tupolev

U

Udet

V

Van's

VEB Flugzeugwerke Dresden

Verville

VFW-Fokker

Vickers-Armstrongs

Victa

VisionAire

Voisin

Volmer

Vulcanair

Vultee

W

Weaver Aircraft Co and Waco

Wassmer

Weatherly

Wedell-Williams

Werkspoor

Westland

Wibault

Widerøe

X

Xi'an

Y

Yakovlev

Yeoman

Z

Zeppelin

Zivko

Zlin

Zenith

Zenith

See also

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