List of aircraft (Br–Bz)

This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Br' through 'Bz'.

Lists of aircraft
List of gliders
By constructor name

Br–Bz

Bradley

(Chico, CA)

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)

  • Braley B-1[2]
  • Braley B2-K5[2]
  • Braley B2-R5[2]
  • Braley B2-J6[2]
  • Braley B-2C6[2]

Brandenburg
  • see Hansa-Brandenburg

Brändli

(Max Brändli)

Brandt

(Michel Brandt)

  • Brandt Kochab[3]

Brantly

(Brantly Helicopter Corp)

Bratu

(Romulus Bratu)

Bratukhin

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)

Bredelet-Gros
  • Bredelet-Gros BG-01 Gerfaut[7][8]

Breecher

(Ray N. Breecher)

  • Breecher 1936 monoplane[2]

Breese

(Breese Aircraft Corp, Portland, OR)

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
  • Bréguet XI Corsaire<
  • Breguet 12
  • Breguet 13 (A.G.4)
  • Breguet 13 (AV 1 / Bre 14)
  • Breguet 14
  • Breguet 16
  • Breguet 17
  • Breguet 18T
  • Breguet 19
  • Breguet 20 Leviathan
  • Breguet 21 Leviathan
  • Breguet 22 Leviathan
  • Breguet 26T
  • Breguet 27
  • Breguet 270
  • Breguet 271T
  • Breguet 272T
  • Breguet 273T
  • Breguet 274T
  • Breguet 280T
  • Breguet 281T
  • Breguet-Wibault 282
  • Breguet-Wibault 283
  • Breguet 284T
  • Breguet 330
  • Breguet 390T
  • Breguet 391T
  • Breguet 392T
  • Breguet 393T
  • Breguet 410
  • Breguet 411
  • Breguet 413
  • Breguet 414
  • Breguet 420
  • Breguet 460
  • Breguet 462 Vultur
  • Breguet 470T
  • Breguet 482
  • Breguet 500
  • Breguet 521 Bizerte
  • Breguet 530 Saigon
  • Breguet 610
  • 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
  • Breguet 904 Nymphale
  • Breguet 905 Fauvette
  • Breguet 906 Choucas
  • Breguet 940 Integral
  • Breguet 941
  • Breguet 942
  • Breguet 945
  • Breguet 960 Vultur
  • Breguet 965 Épaulard
  • Breguet 1001 Taon
  • Breguet 1050 Alizé
  • Breguet 1100
  • Breguet 1150 Atlantic
  • Breguet 1210 Jaguar
  • Breguet Aerhydroplane
  • Breguet Type I
  • Breguet Type II
  • Breguet Type III
  • Breguet Type IV
  • Breguet Type V
  • Breguet Type VI
  • Breguet Type VII
  • Breguet Type VIII
  • Breguet Type IX
  • Breguet Type X
  • Breguet Type XI 'Corsaire'[9]
  • Breguet Type XII
  • Breguet Type XIII
  • Breguet-Dorand Gyroplane Laboratoire
  • Breguet-Richet Gyroplane
  • Breguet G.11E Gyroplane
  • Breguet G.111 Gyroplane[10]
  • Breguet LE 'Laboratoire Eiffel'[11]
  • 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[12]
  • Breguet T.O-2
  • Breguet U.1
  • Breguet BLC
  • Breguet BAC[12]
  • Breguet BAM[12]
  • Breguet BC[12]
  • Breguet-Michelin BM[13]
  • Breguet-Michelin BU3
  • Breguet-Michelin BUM
  • Breguet-Michelin BUC
    • Breguet-Michelin Type V
    • Breguet-Michelin Type VI
  • Breguet AV1[14]
  • Breguet AV2[15]
  • Breguet No.19 biplane
  • Breguet BU-3 militaire
  • Breguet Colibri
  • Breguet SN3[12]
  • Breguet BM4[12]

Bretthauer
  • Bretthauer Lewann DD-1[16]

Brewster

(Claude Brewster, Toledo, OH)

  • Brewster 1936 biplane[2]

Brewster

(Brewster and Co, Aircraft Div, Long Island City, NY)

  • Brewster 33A
  • Brewster B-139
  • Brewster B-239
  • Brewster B-339
  • Brewster B-439
  • Brewster B-340
  • Brewster A-32
  • Brewster A-34
  • Brewster Bermuda
  • Brewster F2A Buffalo
  • Brewster F3A Corsair
  • Brewster SB2A Buccaneer
  • Brewster SBA
  • Brewster-Fleet B-1
  • Brewster R340

Briegleb

see also: Sailplane Corporation of America

Briffaud

(Georges Briffaud)

  • Briffaud GB.4[17]
  • Briffaud GB.5[17]
  • Briffaud GB.6
  • Briffaud GB.8[18]
  • Briffaud GB.9[19]
  • Briffaud GB.10 Pou-Push[7][20]
  • Briffaud GB.11
  • Briffaud GB.60
  • Briffaud GB.80[21][18]

Briggs

(Harold H Briggs, Beaverton, OR)

  • Briggs Briggster[2]
  • Briggs Special[2]
  • Briggs-Marion[2]

Brink (aircraft constructor)
  • Brink Model B Aeronca conversion?

Brinn

(Daniel J Brinn, Garden City, KS)

Bristol

(designations for aircraft built prior to 1923 were applied retroactively)[22]

  • 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 88A 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
  • Bristol-Coanda Biplane[23]
  • Bristol-Coanda Monoplanes
  • Bristol-Zodiac biplane[23]
  • Bristol 1911 Monoplane
  • Bristol Advanced Trainers
  • Bristol Babe
  • Bristol Biplane No.33
  • 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)

  • BAC Planette
  • BAC Drone

British Aircraft Corporation

(BAC, British Aircraft Corporation, United Kingdom)

British Aircraft Manufacturing

(BA, British Aircraft Manufacturing Company, United Kingdom)

  • BA Cupid
  • BA Double Eagle
  • BA Eagle
  • BA Swallow

British Deperdussin

(British Deperdussin Aeroplane Syndicate. / British Deperdussin Aeroplane Co., Ltd.)

  • British Depurdussin Seagull

British Gyroplanes Ltd.
  • BGL Tyro Gyro Mk 2[24]

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

BRM Aero
  • BRM Aero Bristell
  • BRM Aero Bristell UL
  • BRM Aero Bristell HD
  • BRM Aero Bristell LSA
  • BRM Aero Bristell RG

BRM Costruções Aeronáuticas

(Pero Pinheiro, Portugal)

Brochet

(Avions Maurice Brochet / Constructions Aéronautiques Maurice Brochet)

Brock

( also Brock-Stinson - Walter L. Brock, Chicago, IL]]

  • Brock 1919 biplane[2]
  • Brock Exhibition Monoplane[2]
  • Brock-Stinson[2]
  • Brock Loop Tractor[2]

Brock

(Ken Brock Manufacturing Inc. Santa Ana, CA)

Brodeau

(André Brodeau)

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[31]

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 Metalark I[2]
  • Brown Metalark II[2]
  • Brown Metalark II[2]
  • Brown Silver Streak[2]

Brown

(aka Ben Brown - Benjamin Brown, Lawrence, KS)

  • Brown SC[2]
  • Brown SC Diamond Wing[2]

Brown

(C.L. Brown, Rushville MO.)

  • Brown 1931 monoplane[2]
  • Brown 1935 monoplane[2]
  • Brown B[2]

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

(Benjamin Brown, Lawrence, KS)

Brown

(Lawrence W Brown, Clover Field, Santa Monica, CA, 1931: Brown Aircraft Co, Montebello, CA)

Brown-Mercury

((Lawrence W) Brown-Mercury Aircraft Corp (with R T Leonard), 1172 E Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Brown-Mercury C-2[2]
  • Brown-Mercury C-3 Trimotor[2]

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[33]

Brumby Aircraft

Brun-Cottan
  • Brun-Cottan Patrol flying boat[12]
  • Brun-Cottan H.B.2 flying boat[12]

Brunner-Winkle

((Joe & Harry) Brunner-(William E) Winkle Aircraft Corp, 17 Haverkamp St, Glendale, NY)

  • Brunner-Winkle Bird A
  • Brunner-Winkle Bird B

Brush

(Joseph Brush, Riverdale, NJ)

Brutsche Aircraft Corporation

(Salt Lake City, UT)

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)

BSAS

(Braddick Specialised Air Services International (pty.) Ltd. P.O.Box 2189 M.E.C.C KZN 4301 South Africa)

  • BSAS C-47-65ARTP Turbo Dakota
  • BSAS C-47-67RTP Turbo Dakota
  • BSAS C-47-67FTP Turbo Dakota

Bucciero

(Renato Bucciero)

Buchanan

(Buchanan Aircraft Corporation, Queensland, Australia)

Buchanan

(William O. Buchanan, Long Beach, CA)

  • Buchanan Zipper[2]

Buckenberg

(Clarence Rudolph Buckenberg, Larchwood, IA)

  • Buckenberg 1932 monoplane[2]

Bücker

(Bücker Flugzeugbau)

Buckeye

(Buckeye Industries Inc of Argos, IN)

Buckley

(Buckley Aircraft Co.)

Budd

(Edward G Budd Mfg Co, Philadelphia, PA)

Buecker

(Carl Buecker, Ft Wayne, IN)

  • Buecker Skylark[2]

Buethe

(W.B. Buethe Enterprise Inc)

Buffington

Paul W. Buffington, Springfield, OH

  • Buffington WE-3B Lady Jamy[2]

Bugatti

Buhl
  • Buhl CA-1 Airster
  • Buhl CA-3/CW-3 Airster
  • Buhl Airsedan
  • Buhl Junior Airsedan
  • Buhl Sport Airsedan
  • Buhl Senior Airsedan
  • Buhl Bull Pup
  • Buhl A-1 Autogiro

Bullock

(Walter Bullock)

  • Bullock-Curtiss Little Looper
  • Dallman Little Looper
  • Bullock-Curtiss Pusher

Bulté

(Avions Bulté & Cie SA / René Bulté)

Bultzing-Slöwen
  • Bultzing-Slöwen 1909 Biplane-Helicopter[2]

Bunting

(John F. Bunting, Bothell, WA)

Bunyard

(Kenneth L Bunyard, Westchester, NY, Bunyard Airplanes, Flushing, NY)

Burak

(Stanley Burak)

  • Burak XF-4

Burgess

Burgfalke

(Burgfalke-Flugzeugbau)

  • Burgfalke M-150 Schulmeister[39]

Burgoyne-Stirling
  • Burgoyne-Stirling Dicer[40]

Burke

(Burke Aircraft Co, 704 Townsend St, Chicago, IL)

  • Burke Model 1[2]

Burkholdt

(Fred & Sanford Burkholdt, Minneapolis, MN)

  • Burkholdt 1927 monoplane[2]

Burleson
  • Burleson Rockford Twister[2]

Burlingame

(Elmer A. Burlingame, Boston, MA)

  • Burlingame Imp[2]

Burnelli

(also see CCF & Continental)

  • Burnelli A-1[41]
  • Burnelli CG-1[41]
  • Burnelli GX-3
  • Burnelli OA-1
  • Burnelli RB-1
  • Burnelli RB-2
  • Burnelli UB-14
  • Burnelli CB-16
  • Burnelli UB-20[41]
  • Uppercu-Burnelli CB-300
  • Burnelli CBY-3 Loadmaster
  • Uppercu-Burnelli UB-SS
  • Remington-Burnelli Airliner
  • Remington-Burnelli RB-1
  • Remington-Burnelli RB-2
  • Remington-Burnelli Transport
  • Uppercu-Burnelli UB-14
  • Uppercu-Burnelli UB-20[41]
  • Burnelli Wing[41]
  • Burnelli-Carisi Biplane[41]
  • Burnelli-Continental KB-1
  • Burnelli-Continental KB-3[41]
  • Uppercu-Burnelli-Aeromarine-Klemm Model B

Burns

(Art Burns & J E "Brig" Young (Jung), Los Angeles, CA)

  • Burns 1925 biplane[2]

Burns

(Burns Aircraft Co., Starkville, MS)

Burrell

(Leslie K. Burrell, Garden Grove, CA)

  • Burrell Sport[2]

Burrows

(Riley Burrows, Gardena and Glendale, CA)

Burt

(Robert F. Burt, Pomona, CA)

  • Burt RB-2 Special[2]

Buscaylet-Béchereau
  • Buscaylet-Béchereau C.1[42]
  • Buscaylet-Bechereau BB.2[42] (alternative designation for the C.1)

Buscaylet-de Monge

Bush

((C J) Bush Welding Works, 117 Greene St, Piqua, OH)

Bushby

(Bushby Aircraft Inc. - Robert W. Bushby)

  • Bushby Midget Mustang
  • Bushby Mustang II

Bushcaddy

(Bushcaddy Aircraft Canada, Lachute, Quebec, Canada)

Bushey-McGrew

(Ralph Bushey & C F McGrew, Los Angeles, CA)

  • ushey-McGrew B7M1 Bumblebee[2]

Bushmaster

(Bushmaster Aircraft Corp.)

Bussen

(Eugene A. Bussen, Jefferson Barracks, MO)

Butler

(C. Arthur Butler)

Butler

(Butler Co, 325 S Broadway St, Butler, IN)

  • Butler Yellow Jacket[2]

Butler

Butler Aircraft Corporation, division of Butler Manufacturing Corporation, Kansas City MO.

Butterfly

(Butterfly Aero, Oakville, WA)

The Butterfly LLC
  • The Butterfly The Ultralight Butterfly[45]
  • The Butterfly Super Sky Cycle
  • The Butterfly The Aurora Butterfly[45]
  • The Butterfly The Golden Butterfly
  • The Butterfly The Turbo Golden Butterfly
  • The Butterfly The Emperor Butterfly[45]
  • The Butterfly The Monarch Butterfly

Butters

(William A. Butters & Associates, Johnstown, PA)

  • Butters 1930 monoplane[2]

Butterworth

(G.N. Butterworth, West Kingston, RI)

  • Butterworth Westland Whirlwind II[2]

Büttner Propeller

(Gerald Büttner - Obernkirchen, Obernkirchen, Germany)

Butz
  • Butz F-1

Buxton

(Jay Buxton, Hawthorne, CA)

  • Buxton B-4-A[2]

Buzzard

SEE Snyder

Buzzman

(Buzzman ARVS / L'il Hustler Ultralight Aviation)

  • Buzzman L'il Buzzard
  • Buzzman L'il Buzzard TWS 582
  • Buzzman L'il Hustler
  • Buzzman L'il Hustler SS
  • Buzzman L'il Hustler TR

Bye Aerospace

(Denver, Colorado, United States)

  • Bye Aerospace Sun Flyer 2
  • Bye Aerospace Sun Flyer 4

Bylinkin

(Fedor Ivanovich Bylinkin)

  • Bylinkin 1910 monoplane[5]

Byron

(Charles Byron, East Brunswick, NJ)

  • Byroncraft A1[2]


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