List of aircraft (W)
This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'W'.
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W
W1
- W1 Drevak
Wackett
(Lawrence J. Wackett)
- Wackett Warbler
- Wackett Gannet
- Wackett Warrigal
- Wackett Widgeon I
- Wackett Widgeon II
Waco
(1920 Weaver Aircraft Co 1923: Advance Aircraft Co. 1928: Waco Aircraft Co.)
- Early Waco types
- Waco O series (Variants of Waco 10 – open cockpit biplanes 1927-9)
- Waco 10 series
- SO series (Straightwing)
- TO series (Taperwing)
- Waco A series (2-seat side-by-side biplanes 1932–1933)
- BA series
- CA series
- LA series
- Waco Standard Cabin series biplanes (1932–1938)
- DC series
- EC series
- IC series
- JC series
- KC series
- KC-S series
- JC-S series
- KS series
- Waco Custom Cabin Series sesquiplanes (1935–1938)
- GC series
- QC series
- UC series
- OC series
- Waco D series (Military biplanes 1934–37)
- Waco E series Executive "Aristocrat" cabin biplanes (1939)
- Waco F series tandem 2/3-seat open cockpit biplanes (1930–1937)
- BF series
- CF series
- MF series
- NF series
- PF series
- Waco N series tricycle/nosewheel gear cabin biplanes (1937–1938)
- Military Aircraft
- Waco C-62 (Cancelled Transport)
- Waco C-72 (designation for all Wacos impressed into USAAC/USAAF)
- Waco CG-4 (troop glider)
- Waco CG-15 (troop glider)
- Waco PG-3 (powered glider)
- Waco XJW (US Navy designation for UBF used for trapeze experiments on flying aircraft carriers)
- Waco J2W (USCG designation for EGC-7)
- Waco PT-14 (USAAC designation for primary trainer based on UPF-7)
- Misc Waco Types
- Waco Aristocraft pusher cabin monoplane
- Waco CRG (1930 National Air Tour Special, two CRGs only)
- Waco FBH (ad hoc aircraft built by Waco employees)[3]
- Waco LAJ (powered glider)[3]
- Waco NAZ (Primary glider)[3]
- Waco SFB[3]
- Waco RPT (low-wing monoplane military trainer)[3]
- WACO Sirrus
- VELA S220
Waco
(Waco Aircraft Co Inc (founders: Rich & Linda Melhoff), Forks Washington)
- Waco Super Taperwing[2]
WAG-Aero
(WAG-Aero Inc., Lyons Wisconsin)
Wagner
(Harold A Wagner, 4539 NE 21 St, Portland Oregon)
Wagner
((Fred G) Wagner Aircraft Co Inc, San Diego California)
Wainfan
(Barnaby Wainfan, Long Beach California)
Walco
(Weckler-Armstrong-Lillie Co, 2717 Irving Park Blvd, Chicago Illinois)
- WALCO biplane flying boat
- Walco Tandem Monoplane Air Boat[2]
Walden
( Dr Henry W Walden, Mineola NY. )
Walden
((Henry?) Walden-(Roscoe) Markey Inc, Strickland & Bassett Aves, Mill Basin New York)
- Walden-Markey WM-1[2]
Walkerjet
(Třemošná, Czech Republic)
- Walkerjet Schoolboy
- Walkerjet Simon
- Walkerjet Simon +
- Walkerjet Simon Compact
- Walkerjet Simon Tandem
- Walkerjet Spider
- Walkerjet Super Hawk
- Walkerjet XC 100 evo
- Walkerjet XC 200 evo
Wallace
( (Stanley) Wallace Aircraft Co, 4710 Irving Park Blvd, Chicago IL)
Walsh
(San Diego Aeroplane Mfg Co (fdr: Charles Francis Walsh), San Diego California)
WAR
(War Aircraft Replicas, Brandon, Florida)
- W.A.R. Focke-Wulf 190
- W.A.R. F4U Corsair
- W.A.R. P-47 Thunderbolt
- W.A.R. Hawker Sea Fury
- W.A.R. P-51 Mustang
- W.A.R. P40E
- W.A.R. Japanese Zero
- W.A.R. P-38 Lightning
- W.A.R. Bf109
- W.A.R. TA-152H: "long nose Focke Wulf"
- W.A.R. Macchi C.200 Saetta
- W.A.R. Grumman F8F Bearcat
- W.A.R. Hawker Tempest II
- W.A.R. Hawk 75A-3
- W.A.R. Fokker D.XXI
- W.A.R. F6F-3 Hellcat
- W.A.R. Lavochkin La. 5FN
- W.A.R. Junkers Ju. 87B-2 Stuka "Inline Czech Walter Minor engine specified".[11]
- W.A.R. P-26 Peashooter
- W.A.R. Spitfire
Warbird
Data from:[12]
- Warbird 80% Scale Bearcat
- Warbird 75% Scale P47
- Warbird 84% Scale Zero
- Warbird 78% Scale Dauntless
- Warbird Scale Stuka
- Warbird Scale FW190
- Warbird Scale AT6
Warchalowski
- Warchalowski Biplane[13]
Warner Aerocraft
(Warner Aerocraft Company, Seminole, Florida, United States)
Warner-Young
- Warner-Young Skycar[14]
Warren & Young
- Warren & Young 1937 aeroplane[2]
Warwick
(William Warwick, Torrance CA)
Washington Navy Yard
- Washington Navy Yard Seaplane (akaRichardson 82-A)[2]
Wasp
(Wasp Airplane Co, 3440 Boston Ave and 1044 51 Ave, Oakland California)
Wassmer
- Wassmer WA-20 Javelot: First flight August 1956. Later referred to as the Javelot I.
- Wassmer WA-21 Javelot II: First flight 25 March 1958.
- Wassmer WA-22 Super Javelot: First flight 26 June 1961. Modified forward fuselage and swept fin.
- Wassmer WA-22 Super Javelot 64: 1964 model, with increased outer wing dihedral.
- Wassmer WA-22-28
- Wassmer WA-23
- Wassmer WA-26 Squale
- Wassmer WA-26 CM Squale Marfa
- Wassmer WA-28 Espadon
- Wassmer WA-30 Bijave
- Wassmer WA-40 Super IV Sancy
- Wassmer WA-41 Baladou
- Wassmer WA-50
- Wassmer WA-51 Pacific
- Wassmer WA-52 Europa
- Wassmer WA-54 Atlantic
- Wassmer WA-70[15]
- Wassmer WA-80 Piranha
- Wassmer D.120 Paris-Nice
Watanabe
(KK Watanabe Tekkosho - Watanabe Iron Works Ltd.) (from 1943 - Kyushu Aeroplane Company Ltd. q.v.)
- Watanabe E9W
- Watanabe E14W
- Watanabe K6W[17]
- Watanabe K8W
- Watanabe Q1W Tokai
- Watanabe Q3W1 Nankai (South Sea)[17]
- Watanabe Navy Experimental 9-Shi Small Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Watanabe Navy Experimental 11-Shi Intermediate Seaplane Trainer[17]
- Watanabe Navy Experimental 12-Shi Small Reconnaissance Seaplane[17]
- Watanabe Navy Experimental 12-Shi Primary Seaplane Trainer[17]
- Watanabe Navy Type 96 Small Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Watanabe Navy Type 2 Primary Trainer Momiji
- Watanabe Navy Type 2 Intermediate Trainer[17]
- Watanabe Navy Type 2 Fighter Trainer
- Watanabe Navy Type 3-2 Land-based Primary Trainer
- Watanabe Siam Navy Reconnaissance Seaplane (K6W)
- Watanabe MXY-1
- Watanabe MXY-2
Waterhouse
( (William J) Waterhouse & (Lloyd) Royer Aircraft, Glendale California)
Waterman
(Waterman Aircraft Mfg Co, 3rd & Sunset, Venice CA.{Waldo Dean Waterman})
- Waterman 1910 Biplane[19]
- Waterman 1911 Biplane[19]
- Waterman 3L-400[19]
- Waterman W-1[19]
- Waterman W-1 Special[19]
- Waterman W-4 Arrowplane
- Waterman W-5 Arrowbile
- Waterman-Boeing C[19]
- Waterman Gosling[19][20][21]
- Waterman Flying Wing[19]
- Waterman Flex-Wing (a.k.a. CLM Special and Variable Wing Monoplane)
- Waterman Pusher[19]
- Waterman Chevy Bird[19]
- Waterman Arrowplane
- Waterman Arrowbile
- Waterman Aerobile
- Waterman Whatsit
- Waterman CLM Special (a.k.a. Flex-Wing and Variable Wing Monoplane)
- Waterman Variable Wing Monoplane (a.k.a. CLM Special and Flex-Wing)
Watkins
(Watkins Aircraft Co (pres: Everett Watkins), Wichita Kansas)
Watkinson
(Taylor Watkinson Aircraft Company, UK)
- Watkinson Dingbat, also known as Taylor-Watkinson Dingbat
WDFL
(WD Flugzeug Leichtbau / Wolfgang Dallach)
Weatherley
((John C) Weatherly Aviation Co Inc, Hollister, California, United States)
- Weatherly WM-62C[2][9]
- Weatherly 201
- Weatherly 210[2]
- Weatherly 620
Weaver-Wellet
(Goodwin K Weaver & Oliver Wellet, a.k.a. Weaver Air Service, 353 S Audubon Rd, Indianapolis Indiana)
Weber
(Ernst Weber)
- Weber EW 18
Wedell-Williams
( (James R) Wedell-(Harry P) Williams Air Service Corp, Patterson Louisiana)
- Wedell-Williams We-Will (1929)[2]
- Wedell-Williams We-Winc (1930)[2]
- Wedell-Williams We-Will Jr. (1932)[2]
- Wedell-Williams McRobertson racer[2]
- Wedell-Williams Model 22
- Wedell-Williams Model 44
- Wedell-Williams Model 44 Special
- Wedell-Williams Model 45
- Wedell-Williams XP-34
Weeks-Riggs
(Elling O Weeks and E A "Gus" Riggs, Terre Haute Indiana)
Weir
(G & J Weir Ltd.)
- Weir W.1[10]
- Weir W.2[10][24]
- Weir W.3[10]
- Weir W.4[10]
- Weir W.5
- Weir W.6
- Weir W.7
- Weir W.8
- Weir W.9
- Weir W.10
- Weir W.11 Air Horse
- Weir W.13
- Weir W.14 Skeeter
Weiss
see:Manfred Weiss
Welch
((Orin) Welch Aircraft Co, Anderson IN. / Welch Aviation Co.)
- Welch 1927 Biplane[2]
- Welch OW-1
- Welch OW-2
- Welch OW-3 (a.k.a. Hi-Lift)
- Welch OW-4
- Welch OW-5M
- Welch ACE Falcon
- Welch OW-6M
- Welch OW-6S
- Welch OW-7M
- Welch OW-8M
- Welch OW-9M
- Welch OW-10[2]
- Welch OW-X[2]
- Welch Parasol[2]
- Welch-Standard J-1[2]
Weltensegler
- Weltensegler light biplane[25]
Wendt
((Robert) Wendt Aircraft Corp, 825 Main St, N Tonawanda New York)
- Wendt W-1-400 Falconer[2]
- Wendt W-2 Swift
Werkheiser & Matson
(C M Matson & Harlan Werkheiser, Bloomsburg Pennsylvania)
- Werkheiser & Matson Model A (a.k.a. Experimental)[2]
Westbrook
(Westbrook Aeronautical Corp (founders: John Knox McAfee, Neil Westbrook Perdew), Teterboro, NJ)
Westermayer
(Oskar Westermayer)
Western Aircraft
(Western Aircraft Corp, 521 Cooper Bldg, Denver Colorado)
- Western Aircraft Sport[2]
Western Aircraft Supplies
(Western Aircraft Supplies)
- Western Aircraft Supplies Monsoon
- Western PGK-1 Hirondelle
Westfield
(Miles Westfall, Oklahoma City OK and New Richmond Indiana)
Westfield
(Westfield Aircraft Co (Summit Aeronautical Corp), Westfield Massachusetts)
- Westfield Trainer[2]
Westland
- Westland Belvedere
- Westland C.29
- Westland C.O.W. Gun Fighter
- Westland CL.20 1930s autogyro
- Westland Dragonfly
- Westland Dreadnought
- Westland F.29/27
- Westland F.7/30
- Westland Gazelle
- Westland Gannet
- Westland Interceptor
- Westland Limousine
- Westland Lynx
- Westland Lysander
- Westland Merlin
- Westland N.1B
- Westland N.16
- Westland N.17
- Westland-Hill Pterodactyl
- Westland PV-3 (Houston-Westland)
- Westland P.V.6
- Westland P.V.7
- Westland Scout
- Westland Sea King
- Westland Sioux
- Westland Super Lynx
- Westland Wagtail
- Westland Wallace
- Westland Walrus
- Westland Wapiti
- Westland Wasp
- Westland Weasel
- Westland Welkin
- Westland Wessex
- Westland Wessex (fixed wing).
- Westland Westbury
- Westland Westminster
- Westland Whirlwind (fixed wing)
- Westland Whirlwind (helicopter)
- Westland Widgeon (fixed wing)
- Westland Widgeon (helicopter)
- Westland Witch
- Westland Wizard
- Westland Wyvern
- Westland Yeovil
- Westland WG.33
Weymann
(Charles Terres Weymann / Société des Avions C.T.Weymann / Lepère)
- Weymann W-1
- Weymann CTW-66
- Weymann CTW-100
- Weymann CTW-130[28]
- Weymann CTW-131[29]
- Weymann CTW-200[30]
- Weymann CTW-201[31]
- Weymann CTW-210[32]
- Weymann CTW-231[33]
- Weymann-Lepère WEL-10[34]
- Weymann-Lepère WEL-50[35]
- Weymann-Lepère WEL-52[36]
- Weymann-Lepère WEL-63 tri-motor airliner
- Weymann-Lepère WEL-80
- Weymann-Lepère Aeromobile[37]
W_F_W
- see:- Thunderbird
WHE
(W.H. Ekin)
- WHE Airbuggy
Whigham
(Eugene Whigham)
White
(George D White, 117 E 49 St, Los Angeles California)
White
((Donald G) White Aircraft Co, Woodward Airport, Leroy New York)
White's
( (Burdette S & Harold L) White's Aircraft, Ames Iowa)
White-Kremsreiter
((Benjamin) White-(Hans) Kremsreiter, Milwaukee Wisconsin)
- White-Kremsreiter W-K Special[39]
Whitehead
(Gustave Whitehead (Gustav Weisskopf), Bridgeport Connecticut)
Whittaker
(Michael Whittaker, Clayton, Yorkshire, United Kingdom)
- Whittaker MW2 Excalibur[42]
- Whittaker MW4[43]
- Whittaker MW5 Sorcerer
- Whittaker MW6S Fatboy
- Whittaker MW6T Merlin
- Whittaker MW7
- Whittaker MW8
Whittelsey
(Whittelsey Mfg Co, 220 Howard St, Bridgeport Connecticut)
Whittemore-Hamm
((Harris) Whittemore-(?) Hamm Co, Saugus Massachusetts)
Whittenbeck
(Clem Whittenbeck, Greenwood Missouri, Lincoln Nebraska and Miami Oklahoma)
- Whittenbeck Mono-special[39]
Wibault
(Société des Avions Michel Wibault)
- Wibault 1
- Wibault 2
- Wibault 3
- Wibault 7
- Wibault 72
- Wibault 73
- Wibault 74
- Wibault 8 Simoun
- Wibault 9
- Wibault 10 twin boom project
- Wibault 10/II re-allocated for two-seat parasol-wing recce aircraft, built for A.2 1923 competition
- Wibault 12 Sirocco
- Wibault 100 Four engine transport (prototype only)[44]
- Wibault 121 Sirocco
- Wibault 122
- Wibault 123
- Wibault 124
- Wibault 125
- Wibault 13 Trombe I single-seat lightweight fighter to C.1 1926 Jockey fighter contest
- Wibault 130 Trombe I
- Wibault 170 Tornade
- Wibault 210
- Wibault 220
- Wibault 240
- Wibault 260
- Wibault 270 1928 C.1 spec.
- Wibault 280T
- Wibault 281T
- Wibault 282T
- Wibault 283T
- Wibault 313
- Wibault 360T5
- Wibault 361
- Wibault 362
- Wibault 363
- Wibault 364
- Wibault 365
- Wibault 366
- Wibault 367
- Wibault 368
Wibault significant projects
Wib.4 heavy bomber project? Wib.5 single-seat parasol-wing fighter project, submitted to C.1 1923 Wib.6 two-seat parasol-wing fighter derivative of Wib.5 Wib.11 single-seat fighter project powered by one 500 hp engine, for C.1 1923 Wib.14 two-seat parasol-wing tourist aircraft project Wib.14H a floatplane version of Wib.14 Wib.15 single-seat fighter project to C.1 1926 contest Wib.160 Trombe II a more powerful version of Wib.130 Trombe I, also for C.1 1926 Wib.170 single-seat lightweight fighter for C.1 1926 Wib.230 three-engined transport aircraft project? Wib.270 single-seat lightweight fighter project for C.1 1928 Wib.330 transport aircraft (no more details) Wib.340 two-seat low-wing tourist aircraft project
Wichita
(Wichita Airplane Mfg Co (C A Noll, Anson O Rorabaugh), 716 (?>912) W 1st St, Wichita Kansas)
Wickham
(James Wickham, Seattle Washington)
- Wickham Model A Bluebird
- Wickham Model B[39]
- Wickham Model C Sunbird
- Wickham Model E Sunbird II
- Wickham Model F
Wight
(Confusion may reign here:- Owner:J. Samuel White, Designer Howard T. Wright, Company Name Wight Aircraft Co.)
- Wight Twin Landplane
- Wight Twin Seaplane
- Wight Seaplane (Admiralty Type 840)
- Wight Seaplane No.1
- Wight Seaplane No.2
- Wight Converted Seaplane
- Wight Baby
- Wight Pusher Seaplane
- Wight Navyplane
- Wight Improved Navyplane Type A.I
- Wight Improved Navyplane Type A.II
- Wight Quadruplane
- Wight Trainer Seaplane
- Wight Bomber
- Wight Triplane Flying Boat
Wilcox
- Wilcox White Ghost[39]
Wildfire Air Racing
- Wildfire Air Racing Wildfire[49]
Williams
(J Newton Williams, Ansonia Connecticut)
O E Williams
(O E Williams Aeroplane Co (founders: Osbert Edwin & Inez Williams), Scranton Pennsylvania)
Williams
(Art Williams and Guy Gully, Alliance Ohio)
- Williams Special[39]
- Williams W-17 Stinger
- Williams WC-1 Sundancer
- Williams-Gully Special[39]
Williams Texas-Temple
(Texas Aero Mfg Co (fdr: George W Williams), Temple TX. )
Willoughby
(Capt Hugh L. Willoughby, Newport Rhode Island)
Wills Wing
(Santa Ana, California, United States and later Orange, California)
- Wills Wing Alpha
- Wills Wing Attack Duck
- Wills Wing Condor
- Wills Wing Duck
- Wills Wing Eagle
- Wills Wing Falcon
- Wills Wing Fusion
- Wills Wing Harrier
- Wills Wing HP
- Wills Wing HP AT
- Wills Wing Omega
- Wills Wing Omni
- Wills Wing RamAir
- Wills Wing Raven
- Wills Wing Skyhawk
- Wills Wing Spectrum
- Wills Wing Sport
- Wills Wing Sport American
- Wills Wing Sport AT
- Wills Wing SST
- Wills Wing Super Sport
- Wills Wing T2
- Wills Wing Talon
- Wills Wing U2
- Wills Wing Ultra Sport
- Wills Wing XC
Wilson
(Al & Herbert Wilson, Ocean Park California)
Wilson
(James Wilson, Los Angeles California)
Windtech Parapentes
(Gijón, Spain)
- Windtech Altair
- Windtech Ambar
- Windtech Arial
- Windtech Bali
- Windtech Bantoo
- Windtech Cargo
- Windtech Combat
- Windtech Coral
- Windtech Evo
- Windtech Fenix
- Windtech Honey
- Windtech Impulse
- Windtech Kali
- Windtech Kinetik
- Windtech Loop
- Windtech Nitro
- Windtech Pulsar
- Windtech Quarx
- Windtech Ru-bi
- Windtech Serak
- Windtech Silex
- Windtech Spiro
- Windtech Syncro
- Windtech Tactic
- Windtech Tecno
- Windtech Tempest
- Windtech Tempus
- Windtech Tonic
- Windtech Tuareg
- Windtech Tucan
- Windtech Windy
- Windtech Zenith
- Windtech Zephyr
Wing
((George S) Wing Aircraft Co/Hi-Shear Corp, 2660 Skypark Dr, Torrance California)
Wingco
Wings of Change
(Fulpmes, Austria)
- Skyman Amicus
- Skyman The Rock
- Skyman CrossCountry
- Skyman Heartbeat
- Skyman CrossAlps
- Skyman PassengAir
- Skyman Tandem
- Skyman Reinhold II
- Skyman Furio
- Wings of Change Acrominator
- Wings of Change Braveheart
- Wings of Change Chinhook Bi
- Wings of Change Crossblade
- Wings of Change Deathblade
- Wings of Change Druid
- Wings of Change Edonis
- Wings of Change Reinhold
- Wings of Change Ötzi
- Wings of Change Predator
- Wings of Change Psychohammer
- Wings of Change Speedy Gonzales
- Wings of Change Taifun
- Wings of Change Tsunami
- Wings of Change Tuareg
- Wings of Change Twister
- Wings of Change X-Fighter
- Wings of Change XPlor-air
Wings Of Freedom
(Wings Of Freedom LLC, Hubbard, Ohio, United States)
Winicki
- Winicki helicopter[51]
Wiseman
(Fred Wiseman & M W Peters, San Francisco and Petaluma California)
Wittemann-Lewis
(Wittemann-Lewis Aircraft Co Inc.)
Wittman
(Steve J. Wittman)
- Wittman Tailwind
- Wittman Midwing
- Wittman Big X
- Wittman Chief Oshkosh
- Wittman Buster
- Wittman Hardly-Ableson[39]
- Wittman 0&0 Special[39]
- Wittman V-Witt
- Wittman DFA a.k.a. Little Bonzo
- Wittman D-12 Bonzo
- Wittman W-5 Buttercup
- Wittman W-8 Tailwind
- Wittman W-9 Tailwind
- Wittman W-10 Tailwind
W.K.F.
(Wiener Karosserie und Flugzeugfabrik)
- W.K.F. 80.01[53]
- W.K.F. 80.02[53]
- W.K.F. 80.03[53]
- W.K.F. 80.04
- W.K.F. 80.05[41][53]
- W.K.F. 80.06 (D.I)
- W.K.F. 80.06B (D.I)
- W.K.F. 80.07[53]
- W.K.F. 80.08[53]
- W.K.F. 80.09[53]
- W.K.F. 80.10[41][53]
- W.K.F. 80.12[41][53]
- W.K.F. series 81 (Knoller C.II(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. series 82 (Lloyd C.V(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. series 83 (Aviatik C.I(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. series 84 (Aviatik D.I(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. 85 (D.I)[53]
- W.K.F. series 184 (Aviatik D.I(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. series 284 (Aviatik D.I(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. series 384 (Aviatik D.I(WKF))[53]
- W.K.F. C.I[53]
- W.K.F. D.I (80.06B)
WNF
(Wiener Neustädter Flugzeugwerke GmbH)
Wolf
(Steve Wolf)
- Wolf Cyclone
Wolfsberg
(Wolfsberg Aircraft Corp. NV / Wolfsberg-Evektor / Wolfsberg Letecká Tovarna s.r.o.)
- Wolfsberg 257 Raven (initial design)
- Wolfsberg-Evektor Raven (second company)
- Wolfsberg Corvus 1F (third company)[54]
Wolverine
(Wolverine Aeronautic Co, Albion Michigan)
Wood & English
(Thomas W Wood & Noel L English, Wiggins Mississippi)
- Wood & English 1935 Monoplane[39]
Woodson
(Woodson Aircraft Corp, Bryan Ohio)
Woodward (aircraft constructor)
- Woodward Aero Navigator[39]
World
(World Aircraft Company, Paris, TN)
- World Aircraft Spirit
- World Aircraft Vision
- World Aircraft Freedom[55]
- World Aircraft Surveyor
- World Aircraft Sentinel
World War I Aeroplanes
(World War I Aeroplanes, Inc, Poughkeepsie, New York, United States)
Worldwide Ultralite
(Worldwide Ultralite Industries)
Worsell
(Tom Worsell)
- Worsell Monoplane
Wozniak
(Frank B. Wozniak)
- Wozniak Double Eagle
Wren
Wright
(Wright Aeronautical)
- Wright Flyer I
- Wright Flyer II
- Wright Flyer III
- Wright Model A
- Wright Military Flyer
- Wright Model A(Transitional Model)[57]
- Wright Aeroboat[57]
- Wright AH[57]
- Wright AO-3 Mohawk (Dayton-Wright XO-3 in use as an engine test-bed a.k.a. Iron Horse)[57]
- Wright Astra[57]
- Wright Model B
- Wright B-1[57]
- Wright B-2[57]
- Wright B-3[57]
- Wright Baby Grand[57]
- Wright Baby Wright[57]
- Wright R Roadster[57]
- Wright BB[57]
- Wright Model C
- Wright CH Hydroaeroplane[57]
- Wright Model D Scout[57]
- Wright Model E
- Wright EX Vin Fiz[57]
- Wright Model F Tin Cow
- Wright Model G Aeroboat
- Wright Model H
- Wright HS
- Wright Model I (a.k.a. Coastal Defence Hydro)[57]
- Wright Model J (a.k.a. Long Bull)[57]
- Wright Model K
- Wright Model L[57]
- Wright Racer[57]
- Wright Model V[57]
- Wright WP
- Wright Model X[57]
- Wright F2W
- Wright F3W Apache
- Wright NW
- Wright SDW[57]
Wright-Bellanca
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