List of aircraft (Br)
This is a list of aircraft in numerical order of manufacturer followed by alphabetical order beginning with 'Br'.
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Br
Bradley
(Chico, California, United States)
Bradley
(Curtiss Bradley, Tulsa OK.)
- Bradley LRB-1
Bradley
(Ben R. Bradley, Fort Lauderdale FL.)
- Bradley Imp
Brædstrup
- Brædstrup Ultralet Fly BUF 1[1]
Brain
(Jacob T & Jacob J Brain, Paterson NJ.)
- Brain 1933 monoplane
Braley Beezle Bug
((Thomas) Braley Aircraft Co, 211 E Douglas Ave and 6400 E Franklin Rd, Wichita KS)
Brandenburg
Brändli
(Max Brändli)
Brantly
(Brantly Helicopter Corp)
- Brantly B-1[2]
- Brantly B-2[2]
- Brantly B-2A[2]
- Brantly B-2B[2]
- Brantly 305[2]
- Brantly HO-3[2]
- Brantly-Hynes H-5T[2]
Bratu
(Romulus Bratu)
Bratukhin
- Bratukhin AK
- Bratukhin Omega
- Bratukhin Omega II
- Bratukhin 2MG
- Bratukhin VNP
- Bratukhin G-2
- Bratukhin G-3
- Bratukhin G-4
- Bratukhin B-5
- Bratukhin B-6[3]
- Bratukhin B-7[3]
- Bratukhin B-8[3]
- Bratukhin B-9
- Bratukhin B-10
- Bratukhin B-11
- Bratukhin B-12[3]
Braunschweig
(TU-Braunschweig, Institut für Luftfahrtmeßtechnik und Flugmeteorologie)
Brazil Lion
((Lion Aircraft Co, Chicago IL. / Brazil Aircraft Corp., Brazil IN.]]
- Brazil Lion Safety Plane
Brditschka
see also HB-Flugtechnik
Breda
(Società Italiana Ernesto Breda)
- Breda A.1 ([Breda Ba.1)[5]
- Breda A.2
- Breda A.3
- Breda A.4
- Breda A.7
- Breda A.8
- Breda A.9
- Breda A.10
- Breda A.14
- Breda B.1
- Breda M.1
- Breda CC.20
- Breda Triplano
- Breda Ba.15
- Breda Ba.16
- Breda Ba.19
- Breda Ba.25
- Breda Ba.26
- Breda Ba.27
- Breda Ba.27 Metallico
- Breda Ba.28
- Breda Ba.32
- Breda Ba.33
- Breda Ba.39
- Breda Ba.42
- Breda Ba.44
- Breda Ba.46[6]
- Breda Ba.64
- Breda Ba.65
- Breda Ba.75
- Breda Ba.79S
- Breda Ba.82
- Breda Ba.88
- Breda Ba.92
- Breda Ba.201
- Breda Ba.205
- Breda-Pensuti B.2[5]
- Breda-Zappata BZ.301[6] medium bomber
- Breda-Zappata BZ.302[6] heavy fighter
- Breda-Zappata BZ.303[6] night fighter
- Breda-Zappata BZ.304[6]
- Breda-Zappata BZ.305[6]
- Breda-Zappata BZ.306[6]
- Breda-Zappata BZ.308[6]
- Breda-Zappata BZ.401[6]
Bredelet-Gros
Breecher
(Ray N. Breecher)
- Breecher 1936 monoplane[2]
Breese
(Breese Aircraft Corp, Portland OR.)
- Breese-Dallas Model 1[2] - (Breese & (Charles) Dallas Inc.)
- Breese-Wilde Model 5[2] - prototype Breese 5
- Breese 5[2]
- Breese Junior[2]
- Breese LP-2[2]
- Breese LT-1[2]
- Breese Penguin[2]
- Breese R-6-3[2]
- Breese R-6-C[2]
- Breese & Dallas X[2]
- Michigan Model 1[2]
- Breese-Wild[2] - prototype Breese 5
Breezer Aircraft gmbh
Breezy
(Robert Liposky, Charles Roloff, Carl Unger, Oak Lawn IL.)
- Breezy RLU-1[2]
Breguet
(Société Anonyme des Ateliers d’Aviation Louis BREGUET)
- Breguet 4
- Breguet 5
- Breguet 6
- Breguet XI Corsaire[9]
- Breguet 12
- Breguet 14
- Breguet 16
- Breguet 17
- Breguet 18T
- Breguet 19
- Breguet 20[10] Leviathan
- Breguet 21
- Breguet 22
- Breguet 26T
- Breguet 27
- Breguet 270
- Breguet 271T
- Breguet 272T
- Breguet 273T
- Breguet 274T
- Breguet 280T
- Breguet 281T
- Breguet-Wibault 282[11]
- Breguet-Wibault 283[11]
- Breguet 284T
- Breguet 330[12]
- Breguet 390T
- Breguet 391T
- Breguet 392T
- Breguet 393T
- Breguet 410[13]
- Breguet 411[14]
- Breguet 413[15]
- Breguet 414[16]
- Breguet 460[17]
- Breguet 462 Vultur[18]
- Breguet 470T
- Breguet 482
- Breguet 500
- Breguet 521 Bizerte
- Breguet 530 Saigon
- Breguet 610[19]
- Breguet-Wibault 670[11]
- Breguet 690
- Breguet 691
- Breguet 693
- Breguet 694
- Breguet 695
- Breguet 730
- Breguet 731
- Breguet 761 Deux-Ponts
- Breguet 763 Provence
- Breguet 765 Sahara
- Breguet 790
- Breguet 791
- Breguet 792
- Breguet 890H Mercure
- Breguet 890J Mercure
- Breguet 891R Mars
- Breguet 892S Mercure
- Breguet 893S
- Breguet 894
- Breguet 895H
- Breguet 900 Louisette
- Breguet 901 Mouette
- Breguet 902[20]
- Breguet 904 Nymphale[21]
- Breguet 905 Fauvette
- Breguet 906 Choucas
- Breguet 940 Integral
- Breguet 941
- Breguet 942
- Breguet 945[22]
- Breguet 960 Vultur
- Breguet 965 Épaulard
- Breguet 1001 Taon
- Breguet 1050 Alizé
- Breguet 1100[23]
- Breguet 1150 Atlantic
- Breguet 1210 Jaguar
- Breguet Aerhydroplane
- Breguet Type I
- Breguet Type II
- Breguet Type III
- Breguet Type IV[24]
- Breguet Type V[25]
- Breguet Type VI
- Breguet Type VII
- Breguet Type VIII
- Breguet Type IX
- Breguet Type X
- Breguet Type XI 'Corsaire'[26]
- Breguet Type XII
- Breguet Type XIII
- Breguet-Dorand Gyroplane Laboratoire
- Breguet-Richet Gyroplane
- Breguet G.11E Gyroplane
- Breguet G.111 Gyroplane[27]
- Breguet LE 'Laboratoire Eiffel'[28]
- Breguet S.8/2 Short S.8 Calcutta derivative
- Breguet C-U 1
- Breguet C-U 2
- Breguet G.2
- Breguet G.2bis
- Breguet G.3
- Breguet H.I-U 3
- Breguet A.G.4
- Breguet T.O-2
- Breguet U.1
- Breguet-Michelin BM[29]
- Breguet-Michelin BU3[29]
- Breguet-Michelin BUM[29]
- Breguet-Michelin BUC[29]
- Breguet AV1[30]
- Breguet AV2[31]
- Breguet No.19 biplane
- Breguet BU-3 militaire
Brewster
(Claude Brewster, Toledo OH.)
- Brewster 1936 biplane[2]
Brewster
(Brewster and Co, Aircraft Div, Long Island City NY.)
- Brewster 33A[2]
- Brewster B-139[2]
- Brewster B-239[2]
- Brewster B-339[2]
- Brewster B-439[2]
- Brewster B-340[2]
- Brewster A-32[2]
- Brewster A-34[2]
- Brewster Bermuda[2]
- Brewster F2A Buffalo[2]
- Brewster F3A Corsair[2]
- Brewster SB2A Buccaneer[2]
- Brewster SBA[2]
- Brewster-Fleet B-1[2]
- Brewster R340
Briegleb
see also:' Sailplane Corporation of America
- Briegleb BG-6[32]
- Briegleb BG-7[33]
- Briegleb BG-8[34]
- Briegleb BG 12[35]
- Briegleb TG-9[32]
- Briegleb TG-13[34]
Briffaud
(Georges Briffaud)
- Briffaud GB-4[36]
- Briffaud GB-5[36]
- Briffaud GB-6
- Briffaud GB-9
- Briffaud GB-10 Pou-Push[7][37]
- Briffaud GB-11
- Briffaud GB-60[36]
- Briffaud GB-80[38]
Briggs
(Harold H Briggs, Beaverton OR.)
Brink (aircraft constructor)
- Brink Model B Aeronca conversion?
Brinn
(Daniel J Brinn, Garden City KS.)
- Brinn SA-3[2]
Bristol
(designations for aircraft built prior to 1923 were applied retroactively)[39]
- Bristol Type 1 Scout C
- Bristol Type 2 Scout D
- Bristol Type 3 Scout D
- Bristol Type 4 Scout D
- Bristol Type 5 Scout D
- Bristol Type 6 T.T.A
- Bristol Type 7 F.3A
- Bristol Type 8 S.2A
- Bristol Type 9 R.2A
- Bristol Type 10 M.1A
- Bristol Type 11 M.1B
- Bristol Type 12 F.2A Fighter
- Bristol Type 13 MR.1
- Bristol Type 14 F.2B Fighter (Mk.I and II)
- Bristol Type 15 F.2B Fighter with Sunbeam Arab
- Bristol Type 16 F.2B Fighter with Hispano-Suiza
- Bristol Type 17 F.2B Fighter with Hispano-Suiza
- Bristol Type 18 Scout E (cancelled)
- Bristol Type 19 Pusher Scout (cancelled)
- Bristol Type 20 M.1C
- Bristol Type 21 Scout F
- Bristol Type 22 F.2B Fighter with Salmson radial (cancelled)
- Bristol Type 22A F.2B Fighter with ABC Dragonfly radial (cancelled)
- Bristol Type 22B F.2B Fighter with Bentley B.R.2 rotary (cancelled)
- Bristol Type 23 Badger
- Bristol Type 24 Braemar I
- Bristol Type 25 Braemar II
- Bristol Type 26 Pullman
- Bristol Type 27 Tourer
- Bristol Type 28 Tourer
- Bristol Type 29 Tourer
- Bristol Type 30 Babe I
- Bristol Type 31 Grampus I
- Bristol Type 32 Bullet
- Bristol Type 33 Pullman
- Bristol Type 36 Puma Tourer
- Bristol Type 37 Tramp
- Bristol Type 40 F.2B Fighter (late production)
- Bristol Type 41 tourer floatplane
- Bristol Type 42 Grampus II
- Bristol Type 43 Grampus IV
- Bristol Type 44 Tramp Boat
- Bristol Type 45 Scandinavian Tourer
- Bristol Type 46 Babe II
- Bristol Type 46A Babe III (unflown)
- Bristol Type 47 3 seat coupe
- Bristol Type 48 tourer floatplane
- Bristol Type 52 Bullfinch Mk.I
- Bristol Type 53 Bullfinch Mk.II
- Bristol Type 57 Grampus V
- Bristol Type 62 Ten-seater
- Bristol Type 72 Racer
- Bristol Type 73 Taxiplane
- Bristol Type 75 Ten-seater
- Bristol Type 76 Jupiter Fighter
- Bristol Type 79 Brandon
- Bristol Type 81 Puma Trainer
- Bristol Type 81A Greek Military Tourer
- Bristol Type 83 Primary Trainer
- Bristol Type 83E
- Bristol Type 84 Bloodhound
- Bristol Type 86 Greek Navy Tourer
- Bristol Type 88 Bulgarian Tourer
- Bristol Type 89 Trainer
- Bristol Type 90 Berkeley
- Bristol Type 91 Brownie
- Bristol Type 92 Lab aircraft
- Bristol Type 93 Boarhound
- Bristol Type 93A Beaver
- Bristol Type 95 Bagshot
- Bristol Type 96 Fighter Mk.III
- Bristol Type 96A Fighter Mk.VI
- Bristol Type 99 Badminton
- Bristol Type 101
- Bristol Type 105 Bulldog
- Bristol Type 107 Bullpup
- Bristol Type 109
- Bristol Type 110A
- Bristol Type 118
- Bristol Type 120
- Bristol Type 123
- Bristol Type 124TM Bulldog
- Bristol Type 130 Bombay
- Bristol Type 133
- Bristol Type 137 civil Bombay
- Bristol Type 138 cancelled High Altitude Monoplane project
- Bristol Type 138A High Altitude Monoplane
- Bristol Type 142 Britain First
- Bristol Type 142M Blenheim
- Bristol Type 143
- Bristol Type 144 cancelled retractable undercarriage Bombay
- Bristol Type 146
- Bristol Type 147 cancelled single-seat fighter project
- Bristol Type 148
- Bristol Type 152 Beaufort
- Bristol Type 153 cancelled F.11/37 twin engine turret fighter
- Bristol Type 154 cancelled 4 engine airliner to 15/38
- Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter
- Bristol Type 160 Bisley
- Bristol Type 161
- Bristol Type 162 Beaumont
- Bristol Type 163 Buckingham
- Bristol Type 164 Brigand
- Bristol Type 166 Buckmaster
- Bristol Type 167 Brabazon
- Bristol Type 170 Freighter
- Bristol Type 171 Sycamore
- Bristol Type 173
- Bristol Type 175 Britannia
- Bristol Type 188
- Bristol Type 191
- Bristol Type 192 Belvedere
- Bristol Type 193
- Bristol Type 194 cancelled twin rotor helicopter
- Bristol Type 200
- Bristol Type 204 1957 Tactical strike and reconnaissance project to GOR.339
- Bristol Type 223
- Bristol-Burney seaplanes[40]
- Bristol-Coanda Biplane[40]
- Bristol-Coanda Monoplanes
- Bristol-Zodiac biplane[40]
- Bristol 1911 Monoplane[40]
- Bristol Advanced Trainers
- Bristol Babe
- Bristol Biplane No.33[40]
- Bristol Boxkite
- Bristol F.2 Fighter
- Bristol F.3A
- Bristol G.B.1
- Bristol Glider
- Bristol Gordon England
- Bristol Jupiter-Fighter
- Bristol M.1
- Bristol M.R.1 Metal Biplane
- Bristol Prier monoplane
- Bristol Racing Biplane
- Bristol S.2A
- Bristol Scout A
- Bristol Scout B
- Bristol Scout E
- Bristol Scout F
- Bristol Seely
- Bristol T-type
- Bristol TB.8
- Bristol Tramp
- Bristol T.T.A
Bristol
(Uriel Bristol, Sunny Isle, St Croix Virgin Islands.)
British Aerospace
(BAe, British Aerospace, United Kingdom)
- BAe 125
- BAe 146
- BAe 748
- BAe ATP
- BAe C-29
- BAe EAP
- BAe/McDonnell-Douglas Harrier
- BAe Hawk
- BAe Jetstream
- BAe Jetstream 41
- BAe Nimrod
- BAe/McDonnell-Douglas T-45 Goshawk
- Avro RJ
- BAe CT-155 Hawk Canadian Armed Forces
- British Aerospace P.125
British Aircraft Company
(BAC, British Aircraft Company, United Kingdom)
British Aircraft Corporation
(BAC, British Aircraft Corporation, United Kingdom)
British Aircraft Manufacturing
(BA, British Aircraft Manufacturing Company, United Kingdom)
British Army Aeroplane
(see Cody)
British Gyroplanes Ltd.
- BGL Tyro Gyro Mk 2[41]
British Klemm
(British Klemm Aeroplane Company)
- British Klemm B.K. Swallow
- British Klemm B.K.1 Eagle
- British Klemm B.A.3 Cygnet
British Taylorcraft
(see Taylorcraft Aeroplanes (England) Limited)
Britten-Norman
- Britten-Norman Finibee
- Britten-Norman Islander
- Britten-Norman Defender
- Britten-Norman Trislander
- Britten-Norman Nymph
BRM Aero
- BRM Aero Bristell
- BRM Aero Bristell UL
- BRM Aero Bristell HD
- BRM Aero Bristell LSA
- BRM Aero Bristell RG
- BRM NG-5
BRM Costruções Aeronáuticas
(Pero Pinheiro, Portugal)
- BRM Argos
- BRM Citius
- BRM Land Africa
- BRM Okavango
Brochet
(Avions Maurice Brochet / Constructions Aéronautiques Maurice Brochet)
- Brochet Beynes-CAU[42]
- Brochet Brocheteau[42]
- Brochet MB.20
- Brochet MB.30[43]
- Brochet MB.40[36]
- Brochet MB.50 Pipistrelle[36]
- Brochet MB.60 Barbastrelle[36]
- Brochet MB.70[36]
- Brochet MB.71
- Brochet MB.72
- Brochet MB.73
- Brochet MB.76[36]
- Brochet MB.80[36]
- Brochet MB.81
- Brochet MB.83[36]
- Brochet MB.84
- Brochet MB.100[36]
- Brochet MB.101[36]
- Brochet MB.110[36]
- Brochet MB.120[36]
Brock
( also Brock-Stinson - Walter L. Brock, Chicago IL.]]
Brock
(Ken Brock Manufacturing Inc. Santa ana CA.)
- Brock Avion
- Brock KB-1[41]
- Brock KB-2 Freedom Machine [2]
- Brock KB-3[41]
Brodeau
(André Brodeau)
- Brodeau 7[36]
Brodhead
(Arthur L. Brodhead, Miami FL.)
- Brodhead AS-1 Albee Sport[2]
Brokaw-Jones
(Brokaw Aviation Inc (Dr Burgon F Brokaw & Ernest R Jones), Leesburg FL.)
- Brokaw-Jones BJ-520 Bullet[2]
Bromon
(Bromon Aircraft Company)
Brooklands Aerospace
- Brooklands Aerospace Firemaster 65
Broughton-Blaney
- Broughton-Blaney Brawny[48]
Brown
(Louis H. Brown, Toledo OH.)
- Brown 1927 biplane[2]
Brown
((Thoburn C. & William R.) Brown Metalplane Co, S 168 Post St, Spokane WA.)
Brown
(aka Ben Brown - Benjamin Brown, Lawrence KS.)
Brown
(C.L. Brown, Rushville MO.)
Brown
(H.F. Brown, Wichita KS.)
- Brown Special[2]
Brown
(William Brown Jr., Fall Creek WI.)
- Brown 1931 monoplane[2]
Brown
(Alden Brown, San Francisco CA.)
- Brown racer[2]
Brown
(Benjamin Brown, Lawrence, Kansas)
- SC Diamond Wing[49]
Brown
(Lawrence W Brown, Clover Field, Santa Monica CA. 1931: Brown Aircraft Co, Montebello CA)
- Brown 1926 monoplane[2]
- Brown 1927 monoplane[2]
- Brown 1929 monoplane[2]
- Brown B-1 Racer[2]
- Brown B-2 Racer[2]
- Brown B-3 [2]
- Brown B-3 Super Sport[2]
- Brown Special (Mexico)[2]
- Brown L-20 Brownie (possibly L-25)[2]
Brown-Mercury
((Lawrence W) Brown-Mercury Aircraft Corp (with R T Leonard), 1172 E Slauson Ave, Los Angeles CA.)
Brown-Young
((Willis C) Brown-(Richard) Young; aka Columbia Aircraft Co, Tulsa OK.)
Browning
(J.B. Browning and Ben E. Cayler, Oceanside and Encinitas CA.)
- Browning C-1[2]
Brubaker
(Wayne Chester Brubaker, Terre Hill PA.)
- Brubaker B-2[2]
Bruggeman
(Clarence W Bruggeman, Norfolk NE.)
- Bruggeman Nini Bandido[2]
Brügger
- Brügger MB-1 Colibri
- Brügger MB-2 Colibri 2
- Brügger MB-3
- Brügger Papillon[50]
Brumby Aircraft
Brunner-Winkle
((Joe & Harry) Brunner-(William E) Winkle Aircraft Corp, 17 Haverkamp St, Glendale NY.)
Brush
(Joseph Brush, Riverdale NJ.)
- Brush A[2]
Brutsche Aircraft Corporation
(Salt Lake City, Utah, United States)
Bryan
(Leland D. Bryan)
- Bryan Special
- Bryan Model I Autoplane
- Bryan Model II Autoplane
- Bryan Model III Autoplane
- Bryan Model IV Autoplane
Bryan-Laird
(J C Bryan & Charles Laird, Greer College, Greer Airways, 2024 S Wabash Ave, Chicago IL.)
- Bryan-Laird B-1B[2]
Bryant
((Leland A) Bryant Aircraft Syndicate, Vail Field, Bell Gardens CA.)
- Bryant 1927 monoplane(Dole Race entrant, christened Angel of Los Angeles)[2]
Brysacz
- Brysacz Model 2[2]
Brzeski
(Henryk Brzeski)
- Brzeski Iskra[52]
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- ↑ Bailey, John (28 January 1989). "Bromon's boxcar". Flight International: 38–39. Retrieved 2 March 2015.
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Further reading
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