List of aircraft (H)
This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'H'.
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Hackel
(Yakov Modestovich Gakkel)
- Hackel I 1909[1]
- Hackel I[1]
- Hackel II[1]
- Hackel III[1]
- Hackel IV[1]
- Hackel V[1]
- Hackel VI[1]
- Hackel VII[1]
- Hackel VIII[1]
- Hackel IX[1]
Hackenberger
(A L Hackenberger, San Antonio TX. 1938: Las Vegas NV.)
Hadley & Blood
(C O Hadley, Mineola NY.)
- Hadley & Blood 1911 Biplane[2]
Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk
(Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk - Navy aircraft factory)
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.1 (based on Farman biplanes seen by Einar Sem-Jacobsen)
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.2 (Based on FF.1)
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.3 Hydro Based on Farman F.40
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.4
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.5 (T.1)
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.6 (T.2)
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.7 Hauk Hannoversche Waggonfabrik's CL.V built under licence
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.8 Måke Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 built under licence
- Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk FF.9 Kaje
Haeco
(Robert Hatfield, Imperial CA.)
- Haeco Hornet[2]
Haessler
(Helmut Haessler / Haessler-Villinger)
Häfeli
(August Häfeli)
- Häfeli DH-1
- Häfeli DH-2
- Häfeli DH-3
- Häfeli DH-4
- Häfeli DH-5
- Häfeli MA-7[4]
Hafner
(Raoul Hafner)
- Hafner R.I
- Hafner R.II
- Hafner A.R.III Gyroplane
- Hafner A.R.IV Gyroplane
- Hafner A.R.V Gyroplane
- Hafner PD.6
- Hafner H.8 Rotachute
- Hafner Rotabuggy
Hagness
(Ernest Hagness, Portland TX.)
- Hagness Hokey Pokey#1[2]
HAI
(Hellenic Aerospace Industry)
Haig
(Joseph Haig)
- Haig 1986 Monoplane[2]
Haig
(Larry Haig)
Haig-K
(Haig-K Aircraft Corp, Swedsford Rd, Paoli PA.)
- Haig-K HK-1[2]
Haigh
(Henry Haigh, Howell MI.)
- Haigh Super Star[2]
Haim
(Haim Aviation Inc.)
Haines
(Frank J Haines, Daytona Beach FL and Detroit MI.)
Halberstadt
(Halberstädter Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)
- Halberstadt B type[5]
- Halberstadt B.I[5]
- Halberstadt B.II[5]
- Halberstadt B.III[5]
- Halberstadt C.I[5]
- Halberstadt C.III[5]
- Halberstadt C.V
- Halberstadt C.VII[5]
- Halberstadt C.VIII[5]
- Halberstadt C.IX[5]
- Halberstadt CL.II
- Halberstadt CL.IV
- Halberstadt CLS.I[5]
- Halberstadt D.I
- Halberstadt D.II
- Halberstadt D.III
- Halberstadt D.IV
- Halberstadt D.V
- Halberstadt G.I[5]
Halbronn
(Robert Halbronn & Todd)
- Halbronn H.T.1 aka Labourdette-Halbron
- Halbronn H.T.2
Hales
(Hales Aircraft, Oklahoma City OK)
Hall
(Ernest C Hall, SWarren OH.)
- Hall 1911 Monoplane[2]
Hall
(Robert P Hall, Searchlight NV.)
- Hall 1911 Monoplane[2]
Hall
(Hall Aeroplane Company (Charles S Hall), 807 North Spring St, Los Angeles CA.)
- Hall Helicopter Aeroplane[2]
Hall
(Robert "Bert" Hall & Porter Roberts, Lindsay OK.)
- Hall A[2]
Hall
(Theodore P Hall Engr Corp, Spreckels Bldg, San Diego CA.)
- Hall 118 flying Auto
- Hall XCP-1[2]
Hall
(Springfield Aircraft Inc (fdr: Robert L Hall), Springfield MA.)
Hall Aluminium
(Charles Ward Hall Inc, Mamaroneck NY. 1927: Hall Aluminum Aircraft Corp, Buffalo NY.)
- Hall Aluminium Air Yacht[2]
- Hall Aluminium Monoped[2]
- Hall XFH[2]
- Hall PH[2]
- Hall XP2H[2]
- Hall XPTBH
Halladay
(C L Halladay, Jackson MI.)
Hallas
(Charles Hallas, Northville MN.)
- Hallas 1929 Monoplane[2]
Haller
(Rudolf Haller)
Haller
(Oldřich haller)
Halligan
(Russel and Francis Halligan, Beardstown IL.)
- Halligan 1923 Helicopter[2]
Hallock
(Bruce Hallock, Austin TX.)
Halpin
((Thomas E) Halpin Development Co, Lunken Airport, Cincinnati OH)
Halpin-Huf
(Richard Halpin and Tom Huf,)
- H&H Fun Special[2]
Halsmer
(Joseph L Halsmer, Lafayette IN.)
Halsted
{Barry Halsted} (Barry Halsted, Fountain Valley CA.)
Halton
(Halton Aero Club)
- Halton HAC.1 Mayfly
- Halton HAC.2 Minus
- Halton HAC.3 Meteor[7][8]
Hamble River, Luke & Co Limited
Hamburger
( Hamburger Flugzeugbau)
- Hamburger Ha 135[9]
- Hamburger Ha 136[9]
- Hamburger Ha 137
- Hamburger Ha 138
- Hamburger Ha 139
- Hamburger Ha 140
- Hamburger Ha 142
Hamilton
(Charles K Hamilton, Mineola NY.)
- Hamilton Hamiltonian[2]
Hamilton
- Hamilton 1910 Aeroplane[2]
- Hamilton 1911 Aeroplane[2]
- Hamilton 1912 Tractor Biplane[2]
- Hamilton 1913 Biplane[2]
- Hamilton 1915 Flying Boat[2]
- Hamilton 1915 Aeroplane (Curtiss copy)[2]
- Hamilton 1916 Tractor Biplane[2]
- Hamilton H-18[2]
- Hamilton H-21[2]
- Hamilton H-22[2]
- Hamilton H-23[2]
- Hamilton H-43[2]
- Hamilton H-45
- Hamilton H-47 (a.k.a. Special)
- Hamilton C-89
Hamilton
(J W Hamilton, Mineola NY.)
- Hamilton 1911 Monoplane[2]
Hamilton
(Hamilton Helicopter Co, Baltimore MD.)
- Hamilton 1949 Helicopter[2]
Hamilton
((Gordon B) Hamilton Aircraft Co Inc, Tucson AZ.)
- Hamilton HA-1 (conv. of TC-45J N28471)[2]
- Hamilton Little Liner (Beech18/C-45 Conv.s)[2]
- Hamilton T-28R Nomair (T-28 conversions)[2]
- Hamilton Westwind (Beech 18 turboprop conversions)[2]
Hamilton
(Hamilton Aerospace. San Antonio TX.)
Hamilton
(Tom Hamilton)
Hammer
(Russell Hammer, Indianapolis IN.)
- Hammer ANZ-3[2]
Hammer-Hunt
(Altitude Unlimited Inc (Bob Hammer & Dick Hunt), Paine Field WA.)
- Hammer-Hunt HH-1 Zipper[2]
Hammond
((Dean B) Hammond Aircraft Corp, Ann Arbor MI.)
- Hammond 100[2]
- Hammond Y[2]
- Stearman-Hammond Y-125[2]
Hampton
(Hampton Engr Co (Arnold & David Biermann, engrs at NACA), 310 Marshall St, Hampton VA.)
- Hampton 1930 Monoplane[2]
Hancock
(Allan Hancock Foundation (College), Santa Maria CA)
- Hancock Cadet[2]
Handasyde
(Handasyde Aircraft Company, United Kingdom)
H&E Paramotores
(Madrid, Spain)
Hand-Hoffman
(Edgar Hand & Jack Hoffman, Susalito CA.)
- Hand-Hoffman 1908 Monoplane[2]
Handley
(Wayne Handley, Greenfield CA.)
- Handley Raven T[2]
Handley Page
- Handley Page Type A - monoplane (1910) (HP.1)
- Handley Page Type B - biplane (HP.2)
- Handley Page Type D - monoplane (1911) (HP.4)
- Handley Page Type E - monoplane (HP.5)
- Handley Page Type F - monoplane (HP.6)
- Handley Page Type G - biplane (HP.7)
- Handley Page Type L - biplane - never flew (HP.8)
- Handley Page HP.14 -
- Handley Page Type O - twin-engined bomber (HP.16)
- Handley Page O/7 bomber
- Handley Page O/10 airliner
- Handley Page O/11 airliner
- Handley Page O/100
- Handley Page O/400
- Handley Page Type S
- Handley Page Type T
- Handley Page Type Ta
- Handley Page V/1500
- Handley Page Type W airliner
- Handley Page W.8
- Handley Page W.9
- Handley Page W/400 airliner
- Handley Page HP.18
- Handley Page HP.19 Hanley
- Handley Page HP.22
- Handley Page HP.23
- Handley Page HP.24 Hyderabad
- Handley Page HP.25 Hendon
- Handley Page HP.26 Hamilton
- Handley Page HP.27 Hampstead
- Handley Page HP.28 Handcross
- Handley Page HP.30
- Handley Page HP.31 Harrow
- Handley Page HP.32 Hamlet
- Handley Page HP.33 Hinaidi I
- Handley Page HP.34 Hare
- Handley Page HP.35 Clive
- Handley Page HP.36 Hinaidi II
- Handley Page HP.38 Heyford prototype
- Handley Page HP.39 Gugnunc
- Handley Page HP.42 ("HP.42E" - Eastern)
- Handley Page HP.43
- Handley Page HP.45 ("HP.42W" - Western)
- Handley Page HP.50 Heyford production
- Handley Page HP.51
- Handley Page HP.52 Hampden
- Handley Page HP.53 Hereford
- Handley Page HP.54 Harrow
- Handley Page HP.57 Halifax
- Handley Page HP.67 Hastings C Mk.1
- Handley Page HP.68 Hermes 1
- Handley Page HP.70 Halton
- Handley Page HP.75 Manx
- Handley Page HP.80 Victor
- Handley Page HP.87
- Handley Page HP.88
- Handley Page HP.100
- Handley Page HP.115
- Handley Page HP.137 Jetstream
Handley Page (Reading)
Formed from assets of Miles Aircraft
- Handley Page HPR.1 Marathon - airliner developed by Miles
- Handley Page HPR.2 Basic Trainer - basic trainer
- Handley Page HPR.3 Herald - prototype for Dart Herald airliner
- Handley Page HPR.5 Marathon - Miles M.69 Marathon II used engine test bed
- Handley Page HPR.7 Dart Herald - airliner
Hanes
(Arnold Hanes, Los Angeles CA.)
- Hanes H-1 Hornet[2]
Hanken
(William B Hanken, Monticello IA.)
- Hanken HDT-681[2]
Hannaford
Hannover
(Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.)
Hanriot
- Hanriot 1907 Monoplane[11]
- Hanriot 1909 monoplane[11]
- Hanriot 1910 Type-1 Monoplane[11]
- Hanriot 1910 Type-II Monoplane"Libellule" ("Dragonfly")[11]
- Hanriot 1910 Type-III Monoplane[11]
- Hanriot 1911 Type-IV Monoplane[11]
- Hanriot 1912 Monoplane[11]
- Hanriot HD.1
- Hanriot HD.2
- Hanriot HD.3
- Hanriot HD 3bis
- Hanriot HD.4
- Hanriot HD.5
- Hanriot HD.6
- Hanriot HD.7
- Hanriot HD.8
- Hanriot HD.9
- Hanriot HD.12
- Hanriot LH.10
- Hanriot LH.11
- Hanriot LH 11bis
- Hanriot LH.12
- Hanriot LH.13
- Hanriot HD.14
- Hanriot H 14CR
- Hanriot HD.14S
- Hanriot HD.15
- Hanriot LH.16
- Hanriot H.16
- Hanriot HD.17
- Hanriot HD.18[12]
- Hanriot HD.19
- Hanriot H 19 Et2
- Hanriot HD.20
- Hanriot LH 21S
- Hanriot HD.22[13]
- Hanriot HD.24[14]
- Hanriot H.25T[15]
- Hanriot H.26
- Hanriot HD.27
- Hanriot HD.28
- Hanriot HD.29
- Hanriot LH.30[16]
- Hanriot H.31
- Hanriot HD.32
- Hanriot H.33[17]
- Hanriot H.34[18]
- Hanriot H.35
- Hanriot H.36
- Hanriot H.38[19]
- Hanriot HD.40S
- Hanriot H.41
- Hanriot HD.41H
- Hanriot H.43
- Hanriot H.46 Styx[20]
- Hanriot LH 50
- Hanriot HD 54
- Hanriot LH 60[21]
- Hanriot LH 61[22]
- Hanriot LH.70
- Hanriot LH 80
- Hanriot H.110
- Hanriot-Biche H 110 (LH 110)[23]
- Hanriot H.115
- Hanriot H.131-01[24]
- Hanriot H.131-02
- Hanriot HD.141
- Hanriot H.161
- Hanriot H.170
- Hanriot H 170M
- Hanriot H 171
- Hanriot H 172B
- Hanriot H 172N
- Hanriot H 173
- Hanriot H 174
- Hanriot H 175
- Hanriot H.180
- Hanriot H 180T
- Hanriot H 181
- Hanriot H 182
- Hanriot H 183
- Hanriot H 184
- Hanriot H 185
- Hanriot H.190M
- Hanriot H.191
- Hanriot H.192B
- Hanriot H.192N
- Hanriot H.195
- Hanriot H.220
- Hanriot H.230
- Hanriot H.231
- Hanriot H.232
- Hanriot HD.320
- Hanriot HD.321
- Hanriot H.410
- Hanriot H.411
- Hanriot LH.412
- Hanriot LH.431
- Hanriot LH.432
- Hanriot LH.433
- Hanriot H.436
- Hanriot LH.437
- Hanriot H.438
- Hanriot H.439
- Hanriot H.461[25]
- Hanriot H.462[26]
- Hanriot H.463[27]
- Hanriot H.464[28]
- Hanriot H.465[29]
- Hanriot H.510[30]
Hansa-Brandenburg
(Hansa und Brandenburgische Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)
- Hansa-Brandenburg B.I
- Hansa-Brandenburg C.I
- Hansa-Brandenburg C.II[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg D.I
- Hansa-Brandenburg CC
- Hansa-Brandenburg D
- Hansa-Brandenburg FB
- Hansa-Brandenburg FD
- Hansa-Brandenburg G.I
- Hansa-Brandenburg GDW[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg GNW
- Hansa-Brandenburg GW
- Hansa-Brandenburg KD
- Hansa-Brandenburg K
- Hansa-Brandenburg KDD[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg KDW
- Hansa-Brandenburg L.14
- Hansa-Brandenburg L.16
- Hansa-Brandenburg LDD
- Hansa-Brandenburg NW
- Hansa-Brandenburg W
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.11
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.12
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.13
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.16[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.17[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.18[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.19
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.20
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.23[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.25[5]
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.27
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.29
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.32
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.33
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.34[5]
Hanseatische Flugzeug-Werke
- Caspar D.I[5]
Hansen
(Perry D Hansen, Lansing MI.)
- Hansen Special[2]
Hansen
(Willam Hansen)
- Hansen WH-1 Thunderchicken[2]
Hansen-Loock
(Lorrin L Hansen & Rev Carl H Loock, Rapid City SD.)
- Hansen-Loock 1930 Dirigible[2]
Hanson
(Carl L Hanson, Mercer Island WA.)
Hanuschke
- Hanuschke Monoplane[5]
HAPI
(HAPI Engines)
Harbin (HAMC)
- Dongfeng-113[33]
- Song Hua Jiang-1[33]
- Heilongjiang-1[33]
- Harbin model 701[33]
- Harbin B-5
- Harbin H-5
- Harbin SH-5
- Harbin Y-11
- Harbin Y-12
- Harbin Z-5
- Harbin/CHDRI Z-6
- Harbin Z-9
- Harbin Z-15
- Harbin Z-19
- Harbin Z-20
Hardwick-Whittenbeck
(Dennis Hardwick & Clem Whittenbeck, Joplin MO.)
- Hardwick-Whittenbeck HW Special[2]
Harlequin
(Harlequin Flying Club, San Francisco CA..)
- Harlequin 1931 Monoplane[2]
Harley-Stromer
(Oregon Aircraft Co (Mayor Harley and Gus Stromer), Astoria OR)
- Harley-Stromer 'Oregon Maid'[2]
Harlow
(Harlow Aircraft Corp (pres: J B Alexander), Alhambra CA.)
- Harlow C-80
- Harlow PJC-1
- Harlow PJC-2
- Harlow PJC-4
- Harlow PJC-5
- Harlow PC-5
- Harlow PC-5A
- Harlow PC-6
Harmening's High Flyers
(Genoa, Illinois, United States)
Harmon
(Harmon Engineering Company)
Harmon
(C B Harmon)
- Harmon 1911 Biplane[2]
Harmon
(George Richard Harmon, Richmond VA.)
- Harmon 1935 Biplane[2]
Harmon
((D and John) Harmon Co Inc, Bakersfield CA..)
- Harmon Rocket 1 (Van's RV-3 Conv.)[2]
- Harmon Rocket 11 (Van's RV-4 Conv.)[2]
- Harmon Rocket 111 (Van's RV-5 Conv.)[2]
Harmon-Spellman
(Ralph Harmon & L L Spellman, Greenwood IN.)
- Harmon-Spellman Sport[2]
Harper
((Jack L) Harper Aircraft Mfg Co, Bedford and Elyra OH)
Harper Aircraft
(Jacksonville, Florida, United States)
Harriman
(John Emery Harriman, Boston or Brookline MA.)
Harriman
((Frank H) Harriman Motor Works, South Glastonbury CT.)
Harriman
(H E Harriman, Mineola NY.)
- Harriman 1919 Multi-Wing[2]
Harris
(Richard Hillman Harris, Atlanta GA.)
- Harris parasol[2]
Harris
(Douglas Harris, Pawtucket RI.)
- Harris 1930 Monoplane[2]
Harris
(Vernon C Harris, Heyworth IL.)
- Harris Little Jewel[2]
Harris
(J Warren Harris, Vernal, Utah, United States)
- Harris Geodetic#1[2]
- Harris Geodetic#2[2]
- Harris Geodetic LW 108
Harrison
(Charles D Harrison)
- Harrison K1S-1[2]
Harrison
(Bruce Harrison, Redding CA.)
- Harrison Saunders Jethawk[2]
Harth
(George Harth, The Dalles OR.)
- Harth Sport[2]
Hartman
(Arthur J Hartman, Burlington IA)
- Hartman 1910 Monoplane[2]
- Burlington Biplane[2]
- Burlington 1938 Monoplane[2]
- Burlington H-1[2]
Hartmann
(Hartmann Aircraft Corp, Jordan NY.)
Hartwig
(Hartwig Industries, San Antonio TX.)
- Hartwig Little 'Copter[2]
Hartzell
(Hartzell Walnut Propeller Co, Piqua OH and Detroit MI.)
Harvard
(Harvard Aeronautical Society, Cambridge MA.)
- Harvard Number 1[2]
HarvEd
(HarvEd Aircraft Co (Harvey Calbo & Edward F Smithana), 1515 Phillips Ave, Racine WI.)
Hash
(Jack Hash, Crosbyton TX.)
- Hash Special[2]
Hast
(George Hast)
- Hast Wooden Baby[2]
Hastings
((Reed) Hastings Aeronautics Co, Hastings NB.)
- Hastings JCH-1[2]
HAT
(Hellenic Aeronautical Technologies)
Hatfield
(Bob & Cliff Hatfield, Imperial CA.)
Hatfield
(Milton Hatfield, Elkhart IN.)
- Hatfield Prototype
- Hatfield Prototype 2
- Hatfield Little Bird#1
- Hatfield Little Bird#2
- Hatfield Little Bird#3
Hatz
(John D Hatz, Schofield and Merril WI. c.1980: Dudley R Kelly, Versailles KY.)
Hatzenbuhler
(Howard F Hatzenbuhler, Mt Clemens MI.)
- Hatzenbuhler Packard A[2]
Haufe
(Walter H Haufe, Neenah WI.)
- Haufe Dale Hawk 2[2]
- Haufe HA-G-1 Buggie
- Haufe HA-S-2 Hobby
- Haufe HA-S-3 Hawk
- Haufe Buzzer 2 Query Buzzard 2?
- Haufe Buzzard 2 Query Buzzer 2?
Hauptner
(Edward Hauptner, L:ong Island NY.)
- Hauptner 1932 Biplane[2]
Havertz
(Hermann Havertz)
- Havertz HZ-5
Hawk
((Ernie) Hawk Industries Inc, Yucca Valley CA.)
- Hawk GAFhawk 125
- Hawk Minihawk[2]
- Hawk GAFHawk 950 - enlarged version (not built)
- Hawk TurboHawk 85
Hawke
(Hawke Dusters (fdrs: Edwin R Hawke, John Cuneo), Modesto CA)
Hawker
(Hawker Aircraft ltd.)
- Hawker Audax
- Hawker Cygnet
- Hawker Danecock
- Hawker Demon
- Hawker Duiker
- Hawker F.20/27
- Hawker Fury
- Hawker Hardy
- Hawker Harrier
- Hawker Hart
- Hawker Hartebeeste
- Hawker Hawfinch
- Hawker Hector
- Hawker Hedgehog
- Hawker Henley
- Hawker Heron
- Hawker Hind
- Hawker Hoopoe
- Hawker Hornbill
- Hawker Hornet
- Hawker Horsley
- Hawker Hotspur
- Hawker Hunter
- Hawker Hurricane
- Hawker Nimrod
- Hawker Osprey
- Hawker P.1052
- Hawker P.1081
- Hawker P.1121
- Hawker P.V.3
- Hawker P.V.4
- Hawker Sea Fury
- Hawker Sea Hawk
- Hawker Sea Hurricane
- Hawker Tempest
- Hawker Tomtit
- Hawker Tornado
- Hawker Typhoon
- Hawker Woodcock
- Hawker AXH (Hawker Navy Experimental Type H Carrier Fighter)
Hawker-Siddeley
(Hawker Siddeley Aircraft (1935–1948) Hawker Siddeley Aviation (1948–1977) Parent company of Armstrong Whitworth, Avro, Hawker, and Gloster companies)
- Hawker Siddeley Andover
- Hawker Siddeley Dominie
- Hawker Siddeley Harrier
- Hawker Siddeley Hawk
- Hawker Siddeley HS.125
- Hawker Siddeley HS.146
- Hawker Siddeley HS.141
- Hawker Siddeley HS.681
- Hawker Siddeley HS.748
- Hawker Siddeley HS.803
- Hawker Siddeley P.1127
- Hawker Siddeley P.1127 Kestrel
- Hawker Siddeley P.1127RAF
- Hawker-Siddeley P.1154
- Hawker Siddeley Nimrod
- Hawker Siddeley Trident
Hawks
((Frank) Hawks Aircraft Co, Springfield MA.)
Hayden-Clark-O'Day
(E E Hayden & Jess Clark, Visalia CA.)
- Hayden-Clark-O'Day W-6[2]
Hayden-Payne-Kinney
- Hayden-Payne-Kinney SPK-1
Hayes
(O R Hayes, Charleston VA.)
- Hayes Sport NA-1[2]
Haynes
(Robin Haynes)
Haynes Aero
HB-Flugtechnik
(HB-Flugtechnik GmbH / HB Aircraft Industries Luftfahrzeug AG)
- HB-Flugtechnik HB-202
- HB Flugtechnik HB-204 Tornado[34][35]
- HB-Flugtechnik HB-207 Alfa
- HB-Flugtechnik HB-208 Amigo
- HB-Flugtechnik HB-400
- HB-Flugtechnik Cubby
- HB-Flugtechnik Dandy
- HB-Flugtechnik HB 21
- HB-23/2400 Hobbyliner
- HB-23/2400 Scanliner
Headberg
(Headberg Aviation Inc.)
Heath
(Heath Aircraft Co Inc, 1721 Sedgwick St, Chicago)
- Heath 1909 Aeroplane[37]
- Heath 1919 Aeroplane[37]
- Heath V Parasol[37]
- Heath Tomboy[37]
- Heath LNB-4 Parasol[37]
- Heath LN[37]
- Heath Humming Bird[37]
- Heath Feather[37]
- Heath Favorite[37]
- Heath Cannon Ball[37]
- Heath CA-1 Parasol[37]
- Heath Baby Bullet[37]
- Heath 2-B[37]
- International 115 Special[37]
- International 700[37]
- International CNA-40 Centre-Wing[37]
- International HV-2A[37]
- International LNA-40 Parasol[37]
- International LNM-5[37]
- International TN[37]
- International SNA-40 Special[37]
Heath
(Malcolm R Heath, Warren OH.)
- Heath PH-1[2]
HECC
(Helicopter Engineering and Construction Corp, RI.)
- HECC 100[2]
Heckerson
(Harold Heckerson (Hickerson?), Stoner Rd, Fostoria OH.)
- Heckerson A-1[2]
Hege
(Paul Peter Hege, Sedgwick, KS.)
- Hege Pup[2]
Hegy
(Ray C Hegy, Marfa TX.)
- Hegy R.C.H.I. El Chuparosa
- Hegy June Bug[2]
Hegy-Zunker
(Raymond C Hegy and Norman W Zunker, Hartford WI.)
- Hegy-Zunker Special[2]
Heimann-Beachey
((M A) Heimann-(Hillery) Beachey Aeroplane Mfg Co, St Louis MO.)
- Heimann-Beachey 1911 Biplane[2]
Heimbächer
(Fritz Heimbächer)
- Heimbächer No 4
Heinemann
(George (Gernot W) Heinemann, Bellingham WA.)
Heinkel
(Ernst Heinkel A.G.)
(HD - Heinkel Doppeldecker)
- Heinkel HD 14[3]
- Heinkel HD 15
- Heinkel HD 16[38]
- Heinkel HD 17
- Heinkel HD 19[39]
- Heinkel HD 21
- Heinkel HD 22
- Heinkel HD 23
- Heinkel HD 24 seaplane trainer (1926)[3]
- Heinkel HD 25[3]
- Heinkel HD 26
- Heinkel HD 28[3]
- Heinkel HD 29
- Heinkel HD 30[3]
- Heinkel HD 32
- Heinkel HD 33[40]
- Heinkel HD 35
- Heinkel HD 36
- Heinkel HD 37 fighter (biplane)
- Heinkel HD 38 fighter (biplane)
- Heinkel HD 39
- Heinkel HD 40
- Heinkel HD 42 seaplane trainer[3]
- Heinkel HD 43 fighter (biplane)
- Heinkel HD 55
- Heinkel HD 56
(HE - Heinkel Eindecker)
- Heinkel HE 1 low-wing floatplane (monoplane)
- Heinkel HE 2 improvement on the HE 1
- Heinkel HE 3[3]
- Heinkel HE 4 reconnaissance (monoplane)
- Heinkel HE 5 reconnaissance (monoplane)[3]
- Heinkel HE 8 reconnaissance (monoplane)
- Heinkel HE 9[3]
- Heinkel HE 12
- Heinkel HE 18
- Heinkel HE 19
- Heinkel HE 24
- Heinkel HE 31
(He - Heinkel (RLM designator))
- Heinkel He 45 bomber + trainer
- Heinkel He 46 reconnaissance
- Heinkel He 49 fighter (biplane)
- Heinkel He 50 reconnaissance + dive bomber (biplane)
- Heinkel He 51 fighter + close-support (biplane)
- Heinkel He 52[3]
- Heinkel He 57 Heron
- Heinkel He 58
- Heinkel He 59 reconnaissance (biplane seaplane)
- Heinkel He 60 ship-borne reconnaissance (biplane seaplane)
- Heinkel He 61[3]
- Heinkel He 62[3]
- Heinkel He 63[3]
- Heinkel He 64
- Heinkel He 65[3]
- Heinkel He 66[3]
- Heinkel He 70 Blitz (Lightning), single-engine transport + mailplane, 1932
- Heinkel He 71
- Heinkel He 72 Kadett (Cadet), trainer
- Heinkel He 74 fighter + advanced trainer (prototype)
- Heinkel He 100 fighter
- Heinkel He 111 bomber
- Heinkel He 112 fighter
- Heinkel He 113 (fictitious alternative designation for He 100)
- Heinkel He 114 reconnaissance seaplane
- Heinkel He 115 general-purpose seaplane
- Heinkel He 116 transport + reconnaissance
- Heinkel He 118
- Heinkel He 119 single-engine high-speed bomber(prototypes), reconnaissance aircraft, 1937
- Heinkel He 120 four-engine long-range passenger flying-boat(project), 1938[3]
- Heinkel He 162 "Salamander" Volksjäger (People's Fighter), fighter (jet-engined)
- Heinkel He 170
- Heinkel He 172 trainer (prototype)
- Heinkel He 176 pioneering liquid-fueled rocket-powered experimental aircraft (prototype)
- Heinkel He 177 Greif (Griffon), the Third Reich's only long-range heavy bomber
- Heinkel He 178 world's pioneering jet-engined experimental aircraft
- Heinkel He 219 Uhu (Owl), night-fighter
- Heinkel He 220
- Heinkel He 270
- Heinkel He 274 high-altitude bomber, He 177 development, two prototypes completed post-war in France
- Heinkel He 277 heavy bomber, paper-only He 177 development with four single engines, never built
- Heinkel He 280 fighter (jet-engined)
- Heinkel He 319
- Heinkel He 343 four-engined bomber (jet-engined) (project), 1944
- Heinkel He 419
- Heinkel He 519 high-speed bomber (He 119 derivative)(project only), 1944
- Heinkel KR-1
- Heinkel Army Type 98 Medium Bomber
- Heinkel Navy Type He Air Defence Fighter
- Heinkel Navy Type He Interceptor Fighter
- Heinkel Navy Experimental Type He Attack Plane
- Heinkel Navy Experimental Type He Trainer
- Heinkel Navy Experimental Type He Transport
- Heinkel A7He
- Heinkel AXHe
- Heinkel DXHe
- Heinkel KXHe
- Heinkel LXHe
- Heinkel-Aichi AM-17[3]
Heinonen
Heinrich
((Albert S and Arthur) Heinrich Aeroplane Co, Baldwin NY, and Victor Aircraft Corp, Freeport NY.)
- Heinrich 1910 Monoplane[2]
- Heinrich 1911 Monoplane#2[2]
- Heinrich 15[2]
- Heinrich Model B Monoplane[2]
- Heinrich Model C Monoplane[2]
- Heinrich Model D Monoplane[41]
- Heinrich Model E Military Tractor Biplane[2]
- Heinrich Model E-2 Military Tractor Biplane[2]
- Victor 1917 Trainer[2]
- Victor Pursuit[2]
- Victor Advanced Trainer[2]
- Victor D.8[2]
Heintz
Heinz (aircraft constructor)
Heiserman
(Charles Heiserman, Iron Mountain MI.)
Heldeberg Designs
(Altamont, New York, United States)
Heli-Sport
(Heli-Sport, Turin, Italy)
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Angel
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress Charlie
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress Charlie 2
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Mariner
- Heli-Sport CH77 Ranabot
Helibras
(Helicopteros do Brasil S/A)
Helicom
(Helicom Inc, Long Beach CA)
- Helicom H-1 Commuter Jr
- Helicom Commuter II[2]
- Helicom Commuter IIA[2]
- Helicom Commuter IIB[2]
Helicop-Air
Helicop-Jet
- Helicop-Jet[36]
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)
- Koppen-Bollinger Helioplane
- Helioplane Two
- Helioplane Four
- Helio Courier
- Helio Rat'ler
- Helio Super courier
- Helio Stallion
- Helio H-250
- Helio H-291
- Helio H-295
- Helio HT-295 Trigear Courier
- Helio H-391 Courier
- Helio H-392 Strato Courier
- Helio H-395 Super Courier
- Helio H-500 Twin Courier
- Helio H-550 Stallion
- Helio H-634 Twin Stallion
- Helio H-700 Courier
- Helio H-800 Courier
- Helio H-1201T Twin Stallion
- Helio L-24 Courier
- Helio L-28 Courier
- Helio U-5 Twin Courier
- Helio U-10 Courier
- Helio AU-24 Stallion
Heliopolis
(Heliopolis Aircraft Works)
Helios
Helite
(A brand of La Mouette, Messigny, France)
Helle-Franklin
- Helle-Franklin 1927 Biplane[2]
Helmerichs
(Henry Helmerichs, Ryegate MT.)
- Helmerichs 1932 monoplane[2]
Helowerks
(Helowerks, Hampton Virginia)
Helwan Aircraft Factory
(Helwan / Egyptian General Aero Organisation / Factory No.36)
Hemstreet
(S Hemstreet, Chattanooga TN.)
- Hemstreet Jessie[2]
Hendershott
(Ward & Bruce Hendershott, Sioux City IA.)
- Hendershott 1929 Biplane[2]
Henderson Aero Specialties
(Felton, Delaware, United States)
Henderson School of Flying
(Brooklands, England)
Henderson-Glenny
Hendrick
(C J Hendrick, Middletown NJ.)
- Hendrick 1910 Monoplane[2]
Hendrickson
(O J Hendrickson, Middletown NJ.)
- Hendrickson 1910 Biplane[2]
Hendy
Hennessey
(James R Hennessey)
- Hennessey 1926 Monoplane[2]
Hennesy
(Gerald Hennesy, Washington DC.)
- Henesy Monoplane[2]
Hennion
(Emile Hennion)
- Hennion I
- Hennion II[46]
Henri Farman
- See : Farman Aviation Works
Hensley
(Edward F Hensley, Oklahoma City OK.)
- Hensley 1936 Biplane[2]
Henschel
(Henschel Flugzeugwerke A.G.)
- Henschel Hs 121
- Henschel Hs 122[47]
- Henschel Hs 123
- Henschel Hs 124
- Henschel Hs 125
- Henschel Hs 126
- Henschel Hs 127
- Henschel Hs 128[47]
- Henschel Hs 129
- Henschel Hs 130
- Henschel Hs 132
Herbst
(Frank Herbst, Wilmington NC.)
- Herbst 1911 Aeroplane[2]
HERC
(Helicopter Engineering and Research Corporation)
Hereter
(Talleres Hereter - Barcelona)
- Hereter T.H.[4] (Alfaro 8)
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)
- Hergt Monoplane[48]
Hermann
(Ateliers Fred Herrmann)
- de Glymes DG X (DG-10)[49]
Hernandez
(Frank Hernandez, San Diego CA.)
Herr
(Harold D Herr, Millersville PA.)
- Herr Eaglet[2]
Herren
((Wilson) Herren Aeronautical Corp, Barrington IL.)
- Herren CL-32[2]
Herrick
(Gerald & Myron Herrick, Philadelphia PA)
Hershfield
(Harry A Hershfield Jr, Santa Rosa NM.)
- Hershfield VJA Special[2]
Hervey
(George H Hervey, San Fernando CA.)
- Hervey Travelplane[2]
Herzog
(R D Herzog (Herzog Bros), Harvard NE.)
HESA
(a.k.a.Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries Corporation (IAMI))
Hesley
(Bob Hesley, Houston TX.)
- Hesley Pussy Cat[2]
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.)
- Heuberger Doodle Bug
- Heuberger Sizzler[2]
- Heuberger Stinger[2]
Hewa Technics
HFB
(Hamburger Flugzeugbau GmbH)
- HFB-209[51]
- HFB-320 Hansa Jet
HFL-Flugzeugbau
- HFL Stratos 300
Hickman
(Orville H Hickman, Minneapolis MN.)
Hidde
(Leo A Hidde, Milwaukee WI.)
- Hidde LH-1[2]
Higgins
((Andrew J & Frank O) Higgins Industries Inc, New Orleans LA.)
- Higgins EB-1 Rotorplane[2]
Higgins
(J H Higgins, Bunkburnett TX.)
- Higgins H-2[2]
Higley
(Clarence Higley, Cummings KS.)
- Higley Parasol[2]
Higher Class Aviation
Hild-Marshonet
((Frederick C) Hild-(Edward F) Marshonet, Hempstead NY. )
- Hild-Marshonet 1911 Monoplane[2]
- Hild-Marshonet 1912 Trainer[2]
- Hild-Marshonet 1919 Biplane[2]
- Hild-Marshonet 1920 Biplane[2]
Hill
- Hummer
Hill
(Topeka, KS)
- Hill Tomcat[2]
Hill
(John Hill, Enid OK.)
- Hill Tiny Hawk[2]
Hill-Kemman
(Keith Hill and Roger Kemman)
- Hill-Kemman HK-1[2]
Hillberg
(Hillberg Helicopters, Fountain Valley, California)
Hiller
(Stanley Hiller (Sr), Alameda CA.)
- Hiller 1911 monoplane[2]
Hiller
(1942: (Stanley) Hiller Industries, Berkeley CA. 1944: United Helicopters Inc (Hiller & Henry J Kaiser), 625 El Camino Real, Palo Alto CA. c.1952: Hiller Helicopters. 1961: Acquisition by Eltra Corp, a holding company. 1964: Fairchild-Hiller Corp. 1973: Hiller Aviation. 1984: Fairchild-Hiller assets sold to Rogerson Aircraft Corp as Rogerson-Hiller, Port Angeles WA. 1994: Hiller Aircraft Corp, Newark CA, established when Jeffrey Hiller (son of Stanley) led an investment consortium to repurchase the assets from Rogerson-Hiller Corp.)
- Hiller H-5[52]
- Hiller OH-23 Raven
- Hiller YH-32 Hornet
- Hiller XH-44[52]
- Hiller HO-1
- Hiller HO-5
- Hiller VJ-100 two man VTOL jet-rocket aircraft [52][53]
- Hiller HOE
- Hiller HTE
- Hiller ROE Rotocycle
- Hiller VZ-1 Pawnee "Flying Platform"
- Hiller X-18
- Hiller 206[52]
- Hiller Model 360 (UH-12)
- Hiller 360 (1981)
- Hiller autogyro[52]
- Fairchild Hiller FH-227
- Fairchild Hiller FH-1100
- Hiller HJ-1 Hornet
- Hiller J-5[52]
- Hiller HH-120 Hornet[52]
- Hiller Ten99[52]
- Hiller UH-4 Commuter[52]
- Hiller UH-5B Rotormatic[52]
- Hiller UH-12
- Hiller VXT-8
- Hiller X-2-235[52]
- Hiller CH-112 Nomad RCAF
Hillman
(Hillman Helicopters, Paso Robles, California and Stellar Airpark, Chandler, Arizona.)
- Hillman Model 360[2]
- Hillman Busy Bee[2]
- Hillman Hornet[2]
- Hillman Turbo Hornet[2]
- Hillman Wankelbee[2]
Hillson
(F.H. Hills & Sons)
- Hillson Praga
- Hillson Pennine
- Hillson Helvellyn
- Hillson Bi-mono
- Hillson F.H.40 'Slip-wing Hurricane
Hilton
(Hilton Aircraft Co, 621 W Douglas, Wichita.)
- Hilton & Brown 1000 (a.k.a. Hilton Super)[2]
Hinchman
(Hinchman Aircraft Company)
Hindustan
(Hindustan Aeronautics Limited or HAL, India)
- HAL G-1
- HAL HT-2
- HAL HJT-16 Kiran
- HAL HJT-16 Kiran Mk II
- HAL HF-24 Marut
- HAL HUL-26 Pushpak
- HAL HAL-31 Basant
- HAL HA-31 Mk II Basant
- HAL HPT-32 Deepak
- HAL HJT-36 Sitara
- HAL HTT-40
- HAL Ardhra
- HAL Dhruv (ALH)
- HAL Tejas (LCA)
- HAL Ajeet
- HAL Ajeet Trainer
- HAL Lancer
- HAL Rudra
- HAL ALH-WSI
- HAL Light Utility Helicopter
Hinkler
Hino
(Kumazo Hino)
Hinz
(L and B Hinz, Filderstadt, Germany)
- Hinz BLT-ARA
- Hinz BL-1 Kea
Hipp's Superbirds
- Hipp's Superbirds J-3 Kitten
- Hipp's Superbirds J-4 Sportster
- Hipp's Superbirds J-5 Super Kitten
- Hipp's Superbirds Super Sportster
- Hipp's Superbirds Reliant
- Hipp's Superbirds Reliant SX
Hippsich
- Hippsich Monoplane[55]
Hirosho
(Hiro Kaigun Kosho - Hiro Naval Arsenal)
- Hiro G2H
- Hiro H1H
- Hiro H2H
- Hiro H3H
- Hiro H4H
- Hiro H10H[56]
- Hiro Navy Experimental 7-Shi Attack Bomber
- Hiro Navy Experimental 14-Shi Medium Flying-Boat[56]
- Hiro Navy Type 15 Flying-Boat
- Hiro Navy Type 89 Flying-Boat
- Hiro Navy Type 90-1 Flying-Boat[54]
- Hiro Navy Type 91 Flying-Boat
- Hiro Navy Type 91 Night Reconnaissance Flying Boat
- Hiro Navy Type 95 Twin-engined Land-based Attacker
- Hiro Navy F.5 Flying Boat[54]
- Hiro Experimental R-3 Flying Boat[54]
Hirsch
(Rene Hirsch - M.Aé.R.C. Moyens Aérodynamiques de Régulation et de Controle)
- Hirsch H-100[57]
Hirt
(Hirt Aircraft Corp, Hemet CA.)
Hirtenberg
- Hirtenberg HS.9
- Hirtenberg HS.10
- Hirtenberg HA.11
- Hirtenberg HAM.11
- Hirtenberg HV.12
- Hirtenberg HM.13
- Hirtenberg HH.15
- Hirtenberg HV.15
- Hirtenberg HS.16
Hirth
- Hirth Hi 27 Acrostar
Hirth
Hise
((Fred H) Hise Aircraft Co, Gratiot Ave Airport, Detroit MI.)
- Hise Model A
- Hise Air Rambler C-2[2]
Hispano
(Hispano Aviación)
- Hispano-Barrón[4]
- Hispano E-30
- Hispano E-34
- Hispano HS-34
- Hispano HS-42
- Hispano HA-43
- Hispano HA-100-E1 Triana
- Hispano HA-110-C1
- Hispano HA-200 Saeta
- Hispano HA-220 Super Saeta
- Hispano HA-300
- Hispano HA-1109-J1L
- Hispano HA-1109-K1L Tripala
- Hispano HA-1109-M1L
- Hispano HA-1110-K1L
- Hispano HA-1110-M1L
- Hispano HA-1111-K1L
- Hispano HA-1112-M1L Buchon
- Hispano HA-1112-M4L
Historical
(Historical Aircraft Corporation, Nucla, Colorado, United States)[58]
- Historical P-51 Mustang[2]
- Historical F4U Corsair[2]
- Historical P-40C Tomahawk[2]
- Historical PZL P.11c[58]
- Historical Ryan STA[2]
Hitachi
Hatfield Man Powered Aircraft Club (HMPAC)
- Hatfield Puffin[2]
- Hatfield Puffin II[2]
Hobbycopter
(Adams-Wilson Helicopters Inc, Lakewood CA.)
Hockaday
((Noel R) Hockaday Aircraft Corp, Burbank CA. )
Hocke
- Hocke experimental biplane[59]
Hocker-Denien
(A Hocker, Evansville IN. 1961: Ralph R Denien, Indianopolis IN.)
- Hocker-Denien Sparrow Hawk[2]
Hodek
- Hodek HK-101[60]
Hodgdon
(L M (and T A?) Hodgdon, Detroit MI.)
Hodgson
(Edward R Hodgson IV, 125 S Millodge, Athens GA.)
- Hodgson Red Star[2]
Hodkinson
(Valley Mfg Div, (W W) Hodkinson Aircraft Corp, Glendale CA.)
- Hodkinson HT-1[2]
Hoefelman
(Charles D Hoefelman, Mineral Wells TX.)
Hoff
(Joseph Hoff, CA.)
- Hoff 1921 Biplane[2]
Hoff
(C D Hoff, Chicago IL.)
- Hoff Cabin[2]
Hoffman
(Raoul J Hoffman, St Petersburg FL.)
Hoffman
(Edward C Hoffman, St Petersburg FL.)
Hoffmann
(Wolf Hoffmann)
Hogan-Moyer
((Robert J) Hogan-(Jarrett G) Moyer Aircraft Corp, 226 Wolf St, Syracuse NY.)
- Hogan-Moyer Homer[2]
Hogdon
(L M & T A Hogdon, Detroit MI.)
Hogue
(Alton H Hogue, Boulder CO.)
- Hogue H-100[2]
Holbrook
((Arthur Erritt) Holbrook Helicopter Aeroplane Co (pres: L B Durnil), Joplin MO)
- Holbrook 1910 Helicopter[2]
Holcomb
(Jerry Holcomb, Vancouver WA.)
Holeka
(W J Holeka, Sacramento CA.)
- Holeka Type Z[2]
Holl
(Fred T Hollman, Parkesburg PA.)
- Holl 1920 Biplane[2]
Hollandair
- Hollandair HA-001 Libel
Hollandsche Vliegtuigenfabriek
Holleville
(Roger Holleville)
Hollman
(Winther-Hollman Aircraft Inc, Cupertino CA.)
Holloway & Wallace
(H H Holloway & A J Wallace, Los Angeles CA.)
- Holloway & Wallace HB-2[2]
Hollsmidt
Holman
(C B and Clarence T Holman, Rawlins WY.)
- Holman 1930 Monoplane[2]
Honda
(Honda Motor Co, Greensboro NC.)
Honey
(Ray Honey, Bourbonnais IL.)
- Honey Li'L Honey[2]
Hongdu
Hønningstad
- Hønningstad Norge A (1938)
- Hønningstad Norge B (1946)
- Hønningstad Norge C (1960)
- Hønningstad C.5 Polar (aka Norge)[61]
- Norsk Flyindustri C.5 Polar (1948)
- Norsk Flyindustri Finnmark 5A (1949)
- Hønningstad 5A Finnmark[62]
Honroth
(Edward Honroth)
- Honroth Special[2]
Höntsch
(Gerhard Winkler / Johannes Höntsch / Flugsportgruppe Schönhagen)
Hooten
((Orval M) Hooten Aircraft Co, Springfield IL.)
- Hooten HT-1[2]
Hopfner
(Flugzeugbau Hopfner GmbH)
- Hopfner S.1[65]
- Hopfner HV-2[66]
- Hopfner HV-3/27
- Hopfner HV-4/28
- Hopfner HS-5/28
- Hopfner HV-6/28
- Hopfner HS-8/28
- Hopfner HS-8/29
- Hopfner HS-9/32
- Hopfner HS-9/35
- Hopfner HS-10/32
- Hopfner HS-10/33
- Hopfner HS-10/35
- Hopfner HA-11/33
- Hopfner HV-12/34[66]
- Hopfner-Hirtenberger HM.13/34[66]
- Hopfner HR-14/34
- Hopfner HV 15[65]
Hopkins
(Robert S Hopkins, Reidsville NC.)
- Hopkins Falcon 1[2]
Hopkins & Meade
(W F Hopkins & T A Meade, San Diego CA.)
- Hopkins & Meade Sport[2]
Hopper
(Bruce Hopper, Dallas TX.)
- Hopper Grasshopper[2]
Hoppi-copter
(1945: Hoppi-copters Inc (fdr: Horace T Pentecost), Boeing Field, Seattle WA. 1954: Capital Helicopter Corp.)
Hordern-Richmond
(Hordern-Richmond aircraft Ltd.)
Horn
(Mark V Horn, West Palm Beach FL.)
Horten
- Horten H.I[67]
- Horten H.Ib[67]
- Horten H.II[67]
- Horten H.III
- Horten H.IV
- Horten H.V[67]
- Horten H.VI[67]
- Horten H.VII[67]
- Horten H.VIII[67]
- Horten H.IX
- Horten H.X[67]
- Horten H.XI[67]
- Horten H.XIII[67]
- Horten H.XIV[67]
- Horten H.XV[67]
- Horten H.XVa
- Horten H.XVb
- Horten H.XVc[67]
- Horten H.XVI[67]
- Horten H.XVIII
- Horten Parabola[67]
- Horten Ho 229
Horton
(William E Horton, Santa Ana CA.)
- Horton Wingless[2]
Hoshino
(Yonezo Hoshino)
- Hoshino 1914 Aeroplane[54]
Hosler
(Russell A "Curly" Hosler, Huntington IN.)
- Hosler C&G Special
- Hosler Fury[2]
Houde
(Patrice Houde, Reichshoffen, France)
Houstee
(Richard & Katherine Houstee, Memphis TN.)
- Houstee Blackhawk[2]
Hovey
(Robert W. Hovey)
- Hovey Whing Ding[36]
- Hovey Whing Ding II
- Hovey Beta Bird[36]
- Hovey Delta Bird
- Hovey Delta Hawk
- Hovey Super Delta Hawk
Howard
(Howard aircraft Corporation)
- Howard C-70 Nightingale[68]
- Howard DGA-1[68]
- Howard DGA-2[68]
- Howard DGA-3 Pete
- Howard DGA-4 Mike, Ike and "Miss Chevrolet"
- Howard DGA-5 orig. Lincoln Playboy later Mike
- Howard DGA-6 Mr. Mulligan
- Howard DGA-7[68]
- Howard DGA-8
- Howard DGA-9
- Howard DGA-11
- Howard DGA-12
- Howard DGA-15
- Howard DGA-18
- Howard Flyabout[68]
- Howard GH
- Howard NH
Howard
((D U) Howard Aero Inc, San Antonio TX. 1963: Acquired by Alamo Aero Service as Howard Aero Mfg Co, Div of Business Aircraft Corp.)
- Howard 250
- Howard 350
- Howard 500
- Howard Eldorado 700
- Howard Super Ventura
- Howard Tri-motor Travel Air (Tri-motor Travel Air conv.)[2]
Howard Wright
Howell
(Tyler Howell, Jonesville MI.)
- Howell S[2]
Howell
(Phil Howell, Christiansburg VA.)
- Howell-Mignet HM-293 Himmelslaus[2]
Howell-Lutzky
(W T Howell & Victor Lutzky, Detroit MI.)
- Howell-Lutzky 1936 Monoplane[2]
Howland
(Howland Aero Design, DeBary FL.)
- Howland H-2 Honey Bee[2]
- Howland H-3 Pegasus[2]
- Howland HP-40 Warhawk[2]
Hoyle
- Hoyle Skyraider[69]
Hoynik
(Steve W Hoynik, Milwaukee WI.)
- Hoynik Butch BA-11[2]
HPK
(HPK Aircraft Associates (Harold Hayden, Art Payne, and Robert Kinney of Engle Flying Service), Delaware Valley PA.)
Hruby
(J Hruby, Riverwoods IL.)
- Hruby Cayuse[2]
HTM
(Helikopter Technik München)
Huabei
(Huabei Machinery Factory)
Hubertec
(Aach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
Hübner
( Dr. Hugo Hübner)
- Hübner Mücke[70]
- Hübner 1911 biplane[70]
- Hübner 1911 monoplane[70]
- Hübner 1912 floatplane[70]
- Hübner Eindecker IV 1912[70]
Huc-Raynaud-Guiraud
(Alfred Huc - André Raynaud - Charles Guiraud)
- Huc-Raynaud-Guiraud Riatou[46]
Hudson
(Sandy Hudson Jr, Black Mountain NC.)
Hudson
(Sanders V Hudson & William B Harris, Black Mountain NC)
- Hudson 32 (a.k.a. Harris & Hudson Longster)[2]
Hudson & O'Brien
(John Hudson & Clifton O'Brien, San Francisco CA.)
Huey-Bulmer
(R V Huey and John W Bulmer, Valley Center KS.)
- Huey-BulmerBuluey Sport H-2[2]
Huff-Daland
(Huff-Daland Airplane Co, Bristol PA.)
- Huff-Daland AT-1
- Huff-Daland AT-2
- Huff-Daland B-1
- Huff-Daland HB-1
- Huff-Daland HN
- Huff-Daland HO
- Huff-Daland LB-1
- Huff-Daland LB-3[71]
- Huff-Daland LB-5[71]
- Huff-Daland TA-2
- Huff-Daland TA-6
- Huff-Daland TW-5
- Huff-Daland D-49[71]
- Huff-Daland Duster[71]
- Huff-Daland HD-1 Early Bird[71]
- Huff-Daland HD-4 Bridget[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-5 Petrel[71]
- Huff-Daland HD-7 Dizzy Dog[71]
- Huff-Daland HD-8 Plover[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 1[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 4[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-8A Petrel 5[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-9A[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-9L[71][72]
- Huff-Daland HD-22[71]
- Huff-Daland Pelican[71]
- Huff-Daland Petrel 31[71]
- Huff-Daland TW-8[71] (Company designation)
Hüffer
(Flugzeugbau Julius Hüffer)
Huffman
(Glen Huffman Aircraft Co, Detroit MI.)
- Huffman 1928 Biplane[2]
Hughes
(C A Hughes Jr, Elon College NC.)
- Hughes Dixie special[2]
Hughes
(George Andrew Hughes, 1507 Garfield St (dba King of Flight Aircraft Co, 3830 Touzalin Ave), Lincoln NB.)
- Hughes 1893[2]
Hughes Hughes Aircraft, Hughes Helicopters
(1934: (Howard R) Hughes Development Co, Glendale CA; 1936: Hughes Aircraft Div, Hughes Tool Co, Culver City, Burbank CA. 1948: Aircraft Div, Hughes Tool Co. 1972: Hughes Helicopters Div, Summa Corp. 1984: Helicopter Div acquired by McDonnell-Douglas.)
- Hughes A-37
- Hughes F-11
- Hughes OH-6 Cayuse
- Hughes H-17 Sky Crane
- Hughes H-28
- Hughes TH-55 Osage
- Hughes AH-64 Apache
- Hughes HO-6
- Hughes P-73
- Hughes R-11
- Hughes V-9
- Hughes 77 Apache
- Hughes 200
- Hughes 300
- Hughes 500
- Hughes 530F
- Hughes D-2
- Hughes H-1 Special
- Hughes H-4 Hercules
- Hughes Model 269
- Hughes Model 369
- Hughes Model 385
Hughes
- Australian Lightwing GR 532
- Australian Lightwing GR 582
- Australian Lightwing GR 912
- Australian Lightwing SP-2000 Speed
- Australian Lightwing SP-4000 Speed
- Australian Lightwing SP-6000
- Hughes Lightwing R55[73]
- Hughes Lightwing Aeropower 28[73]
Hugo
(Adolph B Hugo, Tulsa OK.)
Hulbert
(Dane Hulbert)
- Hulbert 1910 Biplane[2]
Humber
(designed by Hubert Le Blon)
- Humber monoplane
Humbert Aviation
(Jean-Jacques Humbert)
Hummel
((J Morry) Hummel Aviation, Bryan Ohio, United States)
Hunt
(A E Hunt, Jetmore KS.)
- Hunt 1910 Helicopter[2]
Hunt
(Bill Hunt, Moneta (Los Angeles) CA.)
Hunt
((Henry) Hunt Aircraft Mfg Co, Fiskeville RI.)
Hunt
(John Hunt, Gwent, United Kingdom)
Hunt-Rettig
(Ralph V Hunt & William Rettig, Kansas City MO.)
- Hunt-Rettig Special[2]
Hunter
(Charles Hunter, Chicago IL.)
- Hunter SA-3[2]
Hunting Aircraft
Hunting-Percival
- Hunting-Percival P.56 Provost
- Hunting-Percival P.66 Pembroke
- Hunting-Percival P.66 President
- Hunting-Percival P.66 Sea Prince
- Hunting-Percival P.66 Prince
- Hunting Percival P.74
- Hunting-Percival P.84 Jet Provost
Huntington
((Howard) Huntington Aircraft Co Inc, New York NY.)
- Huntington 1914 Multiplane[2]
- Huntington 1915 Biplane[2]
- Huntington 1917 Biplane[2]
- Huntington HD-11 (a.k.a. H-11, H-11K Governor)[2]
- Huntington HD-12 Chum (a.k.a. H-12)[2]
Huntington
(Huntington Airplane Co, Huntington WV.)
- Huntington 1920 Biplane[2]
Hunt
(John Hunt)
Hurd
(E P Hurd Co, Aeronautic Div, 5820 Fischer Ave, Detroit MI.)
Hurel-Dubois
(Avions Hurel-Dubois)
- Hurel-Dubois HD.10
- Hurel-Dubois HD.31
- Hurel-Dubois HD.32
- Hurel-Dubois HD.321
- Hurel-Dubois HD.324
- Hurel-Dubois HD.33
- Hurel-Dubois HD.331
- Hurel-Dubois HD.34
- Hurel-Dubois HD.35
- Hurel-Dubois HD.37
Hürkus
(Vecihi Hürkus)
- Vecihi K-VI[75]
- Vecihi XIV[75]
- Vecihi XV[75]
- Vecihi XIVD[75]
- Vecihi XVI[75]
- Vecihi XVID[75]
- Vecihi K-XVII[75]
Hurlburt
(Mildred Caldwell, Margaret Hurlburt, Anna Logan, Cleveland OH.)
- Hurlburt Hurricane (a.k.a. Camburt Special)[2]
Hurry
(LeRoy Hurry)
- Hurry J-1 Sport[2]
Hurst
((J W) Hurst Aeroplane & Motor Co (pres: I J O'Malley), Terre Haute IN.)
- Hurst Papillon[2]
Husk
(Bill Husk, Dublin GA.)
- Husk The Clip[2]
Husky
(Caribbean Traders Inc, Miami FL.)
Hutchinson
(Hutchinson Aircraft Co, Bay St Louis MS.)
- Hutchinson AGMaster[2]
Hütter
(Ulrich Hütter and Wolfgang Hütter)
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Hy-Tek Hurricane
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