List of aircraft (P - Ph)

This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'P - Ph'.

Lists of aircraft
List of gliders
By constructor name

P - Ph

P&M Aviation

Paalson

(Paalson Flygplan)

Päätalo

(Raimo Päätalo)

  • Päätalo Tiira

PAC

(Pacific Airmotive Corp (Pres: John W Myers), Burbank, CA)

  • PAC Nomad[2]
  • PAC Super 18S Tradewind

PAC

(Pacific Aerospace Corporation)

PAC
  • JF-17 Thunder
  • MFI-17 Mushshak
  • MFI-395 Super Mushshak
  • Hongdu JL-8

PacAero

(PacAero Engineering Coroporation)

PACE

(Pacific Aerospace Engineering Corporation)

  • PACE Gannet

Pacer

(Pacer Aircraft Co, Perth Amboy, NJ, 1928: New Pacer Aircraft Corp, Main & Grant, Fords, NJ)

  • Pacer 1929 Monoplane a.k.a. New Pacer 1929 Monoplane[2]
  • Pacer Special a.k.a. New Pacer Special[2]

Pacific

(Pacific Aeronautical Industries, 3135 Broderick St and 1480 Bush St, San Francisco, CA)

Pacific

(Pacific Airplane & Supply Co, Venice, CA)

  • Pacific Hawk (1921) twin engine 6-seater biplane[2][5]
  • Pacific-Standard C-1 a.k.a. Rogers C-1[2]

Pack

(Garland Pack, Nashville, TN / Pack & Associates)

Packard-LePere

(Packard Motor Car Co, Detroit, MI)

  • Packard A[2]
  • Packard-LePere LUSAC-11
  • Packard-LePere LUSAGH-11
  • Packard-LePere LUSAO-11
  • Packard-LePere LUSAC-12
  • Packard-LePere LUSAC-21
  • Packard-LePere LUSAGH-21
  • Packard-LePere LUSAC-25

Packard

(Packard Aircraft Co, Enid, OK)

  • Packard 1929 Aeroplane[2]

PADC

(Philippine Aerospace Development Corporation)

PAF

(Philippines Air Force Research and Development Centre - PAFRDC)

Pagé-Light

(Victor W Pagé & Oliver Light, Farmingdale, NY)

  • Pagé-Light 1909 Biplane[2]

Pagotto Carpenterie

(Pagotto Carpenterie srl, Pianzano, Italy)

Paine

(Sim Paine, Booker, TX)

PAL-V

(PAL-V International B.V.)

  • PAL-V Liberty

Paladin Industries

(Pennsauken, NJ)

Pallavicino

(Cesare Pallavicino)

  • Pallavicino PS-1

Palmer

((Harry A) Palmer Motor Co, Boston, MA)

  • Palmer 1931Monoplane[2]

Palmer

(Pan-American Corp (Fdr: Joe Palmer), San Antonio, TX)

  • Palmer 1929 Aeroplane[2]
  • Palmer P-3[2]

Palmgren

(David Palmgren, Wilmington, NC)

  • Palmgren 1910 Aeroplane[2]

Palomino

(Palomino Aircraft Associates aka San Antonio Ave, San Antonio, TX)

  • Palomino 1962 Monoplane[2]
  • Palomino 1965 Monoplane[2]

PAM

(Performance Aviation Manufacturing Group)

  • PAM 100B Individual Lifting Vehicle
  • PAM 100T
  • PAM 200
  • PAM UAV

Panavia

(Panavia Aircraft GmbH)

Panchenko

(A.N. Panchenko)

  • Panchenko ADP-01[7]
  • Panchenko ADP-02[7]
  • Panchenko ADP-03[7]
  • Panchenko ADP-04 Ekranoplan[8]
  • Panchenko K-1
  • Panchenko K-3
  • Panchenko Orpheus 1
  • Panchenko Orpheus 2
  • Panchenko Orpheus 3
  • Panchenko ADP-06

Pancoast

(Lewis M. Pancoast)

Pander

(Pander & Son) / (Nederlandse Fabriek van Vliegtuigen H. Pander & Zonen - Dutch Aircraft Factory H. Pander & Son).

Panha
  • Panha Shabaviz 2-75
  • Panha 2091
  • Panha Shabviz 2061
  • Panha Shahed-278

Panzl

(Bruce H & Chris J Panzl, Livonia, MI)

Papin-Rouilly

(A. Papin and D. Rouilly)

  • Papin-Rouilly Gyroptère[10]

Papoose

(Rim Kaminskas)

  • Papoose RK-1 Jungmeister I

PAR

(Parks Alumni Racer Consortium, Ferguson, MO)

Paraavis

(Moscow, Russia)

Paraborne

(Kissimmee, FL)

Paradelta Parma

(Paradelta Parma S.r.L., Parma, Italy)

Paradise

(Paradise Indústria Aeronáutica, Feira de Santana, Brazil)

  • Paradise Eagle[11]
  • Paradise P-1 LSA
  • Paradise P-2[11]
  • Paradise P-4[11]

Paramania

(Paramania LLC, London, United Kingdom)

  • Paramania Action
  • Paramania GTS
  • Paramania GTX
  • Paramania Reflex
  • Paramania Revo
  • Paramania Rokit
  • Paramania Vortex

Paramotor

(Oyster Bay, NY)

  • Paramotor Inc FX1
  • Paramotor Inc FX2
  • Paramotor Inc FX3
  • Paramotor Inc FX4
  • Paramotor Inc FX5

Paramotor Napedy Paralotniowe

(Warsaw, Poland)

Paramotor Performance

(Bandhagen, Sweden)

Paramount

(Paramount Aircraft Corp, Saginaw, MI)

Parapower

(Pilchowo, Poland)

Parascender

(Parascender Technologies Inc, Kissimmee, FL)

Parasport.de

(Schwanewede, Germany)

Paratech

(Paratech AG, Appenzell, Switzerland)

Paratour

(Saint-Chrysostome, Quebec, Canada)

  • Paratour SD
  • Paratour Titanium
  • Paratour Ultratrike
  • Paratour SD MiniMax
  • Paratour Green Eagle

Paratrek

(Auburn, CA)

Parazoom

(Rheine, Germany)

Parisano

(Parisano Aerial Navigation Co, 320 West 42 St, New York, NY)

  • Parisano Paraplane[2]

Parker

(Wilford Parker, Utah Aviation Co (aka Utah Aviation Assn), Grantsville, UT)

  • Parker 1911 Biplane[2]

Parker

(William D "Billy" Parker, Ft Collins, CO and San Diecgo, CA)

  • Parker Pusher[2]

Parker

((Fred) Parker Aircraft Co, Perry, IA)

  • Parker 1921 Biplane[2]

Parker

((Willard) Parker Aircraft Corp, Cleveland, OH)

Parker

(Calvin Y "Cal" Parker, Chicago, IL)

Parks

((Oliver L) Parks Aircraft Div, Parks Air Lines Inc/Parks Air College, East St Louis, IL)

Parks

(Robert Parks, Greenville, SC)

  • Robert Parks P-1[2]
  • Robert Parks P-2[2]
  • Robert Parks P-3[2]

Parmelee

(Philip O Parmelee, Matherson, MI)

  • Parmelee 1912 Biplane[2]

Parmentier

Parnall

Parquet

(Parquet)

Parrish Aircraft Xperimental

(Plantation, FL)

Parseval

(August von Parseval / LFG)

Main article: List of Parseval airships

Parso

(Harry Parso, San Jose, CA)

  • Parso Solo Sport[2]
  • Cardoza-Parso PC-1[2]

Parsons-Jocelyn

(Rodney Jocelyn & Lindsey Parsons, Ambler, PA)

  • Parsons-Jocelyn D-295[2]
  • Parsons-Jocelyn PJ-260

Partenair

Partenavia
  • Partenavia P.48 Astore
  • Partenavia P.52 Tigrotto
  • Partenavia P.53 Aeroscooter
  • Partenavia P.55 Tornado
  • Partenavia P.57 Fachiro
  • Partenavia P.59 Jolly
  • Partenavia P.64 Oscar
  • Partenavia P.66
  • Partenavia P.68
  • Partenavia P.70 Alpha
  • Partenavia P.86 Mosquito
  • Partenavia AP.68TP-300 Spartacus
  • Partenavia AP.68TP-600 Viator
  • Partenavia P.78[15]

Partridge-Keller

((Elmer) Partridge-(Henry S) "Pop" Keller, P&K Flying School, Cicero, IL)

  • Partridge-Keller#1[2]
  • Partridge-Keller Bi-Plane[2]
  • Partridge-Keller Tractor Trainer[2]

PAS

(Pennsylvania Aircraft Syndicate Ltd (Pres: E Burke WIlford), Philadelphia, PA)

Paschke

(Paul & Ted Paschke, Hancock, MN)

  • Paschke 1928 Monoplane[2]

Pashinin

Pasotti

Pasped

(Pasped Aircraft Co (founders: Fred Pastorius, Stanley Pederson), Glendale, CA 1941: Acquired by Skylark Mfg Co, Venice, CA)

PAT

(Piper Advanced Technology Inc (Fdr: Howard "Pug" Piper, son of William T Piper Sr), Wichita, KS)

  • PAT-1 Pugmobile[2]

Patchen

(Marvin Patchen, Ramona, CA)

  • Patchen Explorer[2]

Patterson-Francis

((Charles) Patterson & (Roy N) Francis Aviation Co, San Francisco, CA)

  • Patterson-Francis Flying Boat[2]
  • Patterson-Francis Twin-Tractor[2]

Pattist

(M.P. Pattist & Laurens Walraven)

  • Pattist-Walraven PW-1

Paul

(W Luther Paul, Davis, NC)

  • Paul 1907 Helicopter[2]

Paul Schmitt

(Ateliers de Constructions Mécaniques et Aéronautiques Paul Schmitt)

  • Paul Schmitt 1910 biplane (No.1)[17]
  • Paul Schmitt 1910 modified biplane (No.2?)[17]
  • Paul Schmitt No.2
  • Paul Schmitt No.3
  • Paul Schmitt No.4
  • Paul Schmitt No.5
  • Paul Schmitt No.6
  • Paul Schmitt No.7
  • Paul Schmitt Type 1
  • Paul Schmitt Type 2
  • Paul Schmitt Type 3 (No.9)
  • Paul Schmitt Type 4 (Schmitt Bomber Renault - PS.4)[18][17][18]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 5[17][19]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 6[17][18][19]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 7 Aerobus
  • Paul Schmitt Type 7/4[18]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 8[17]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 9[17][19]
  • Paul Schmitt Type 10
  • Paul Schmitt Type 11
  • Paul Schmitt Type 12
  • Paul Schmitt Type 13
  • Paul Schmitt Type 3 floatplane (PS.3 on floats)
  • Paul Schmitt Type 10 floatplane
  • Paul Schmitt SBR (Schmitt Bomber Renault - PS.4)[18][19]
  • Paul Schmitt C2[19]

Paulic

(Rudy & Louis Paulic, Oakland, Burbank and Gardena, CA)

  • Paulic XT3-B[2]
  • Paulic T4[2]
  • Paulic T5

Paulista

see CAP

Paulson

(Albert Paulson, Northwood, ND)

  • Paulson Aeronef a.k.a. Gold Bug[2]

Paumier

(Maurice Paumier)

  • Paumier MP.1[14]
  • Paumier MP.2 Baladin

Paup

Pause

(Flugzeugbau Rudolf Pause)

Pawnee

(McCook, NE)

Paxman's Northern Aircraft

(Glenwood, Alberta, Canada)

Payen

(Nicolas Roland Payen)

  • Payen AP-10
  • Payen AP-12[21]
  • Payen Pa 22
  • Payen Pa 47 Plein Air[22]
  • Payen Pa 49 Katy
  • Payen Pa 60
  • Payen Pa 61 B Arbalète I
  • Payen Pa 61F Arbalète II
  • Payen Pa 61G
  • Payen Pa 61H
  • Payen Pa 610
  • Payen Pa 71[23]
  • Payen Pa 100[24]
  • Payen Pa 101
  • Payen Pa 120[21]
  • Payen Pa 149[23]

Payne

(Vernon W Payne, Chicago, IL, 1938: Payne Aircraft Corp, Joliet and Cicero, IL)

  • see Knight Twister
  • Payne MC-7 Pusher[2]

Pazmany

((Ladislao) Pazmany Aircraft Corporation, San Diego, CA)

PBN
  • PBN Defender

PC-Aero

PC-Flight

PDQ

(PDQ Aircraft Products)

Peak Aerospace

(Neubrandenburg, Germany)

Péan

(Péan de Saint Gilles)

Pearson-Williams

((C R "Bud") Pearson-(Leland) Williams, Venice, CA)

  • Pearson-Williams PW-1[2]

Peck

(Paul Peck, College Park, MD)

  • Peck Columbian[2]

Peed

(Garland Peed Jr & Florence Patrica Kelley Peed, Santa Monica, CA)

  • Peed Biplane[2]

Peel

(Peel Glider Boat Corporation, College Point, Queens, NY / Peel-Zelcer)

  • Peel-Zelcer Z-1 glider Boat

Peetermans

(M. Peetermans)

  • Peetermans SEA.1[25]
  • Peetermans SEA.2[26]

Pegas 2000

(Pegas 2000 sro, Prague, Czech Republic)

Pegasus

(Pegasus Aircraft Mfg Co (Anthony A Guarniere & Jack Harris), Maple Heights, OH)

  • Pegasus 1931 Monoplane[2]

Pegasus

(Pegasus Aviation)

Pegasus d.o.o.

(Branik, Slovenia)

Pegasus

( Pegasus Universal Aerospace)

Pegna

(Giovanni Pegna)

Peitz

(Peitz)

  • Peitz 101 Avionette

Pelegrin Limited

(Adazi, Latvia)

Pellarini

(Luigi Pellarini)

Pemberton-Billing

Peña

(Louis Peña, Dax, France)

Pénaud

(Alphonse Pénaud)

  • Pénaud-Gauchot Amphibian
  • Pénaud tailless Monoplane

Pennec

(Serge Pennec, Locmaria-Plouzané, France)

Pensacola

(Pensacola Metal Aircraft Co, Pensacola, FL)

  • Pensacola 1930 Biplane[2]

Pensuti

(Emilio Pensuti)

Pentecost

(Horace T. Pentecost)

  • Pentecost HX-1 Hoppi-Copter

Per Il Volo

(Citadella, Italy)

Percheron

(Maurice Percheron)[29]

  • Percheron 18 (no info except a photograph posted in a forum!!!)

Percival

Percy

(Graham J. Percy)

Perdrix

(Perdrix)

Peregrine

(Peregrine Flight International, Minden, NV)

  • Peregrine BD-10[2]

Pereira

(George Pereira, Osprey Aircraft, Sacramento, CA)

  • Pereira GP-2 Osprey I
  • Pereira X-28A Sea Skimmer
  • Pereira GP-3 Osprey II
  • Pereira Osprey GP-4
  • Pereira Osprey GP-5

Peris

(Jim Peris, Lancaster, PA)

Performance Aircraft

(Olathe, KS)

Perry

(Thomas O Perry, Chicago, IL, Chicago Helicopters Ltd, Chicago, IL)

  • Perry 1923 Helicopter[2]

Perry

(W Parker Perry, R D No. 6, Trenton, NJ)

Perry Beadle

(Perry, Beadle & Co.)

Personal Flight

(Chelan, WA)

Pescara

(Raúl Pateras Pescara)

  • Pescara Model 1 helicopter
  • Pescara Model 2 helicopter
  • Pescara Model 2F helicopter
  • Pescara Model 3 helicopter
  • Pescara Model 4S helicopter

Pescara-Guidoni

(Raúl Pateras Pescara / Lt. Allessandro Guidoni)

  • Pescara-Guidoni Torpedo Seaplane[32]

Peszke

(Grzegorz Peszke)

  • Peszke GP5 two-seater, Ultralight aircraft (2005)
  • Peszke GP10 Axis single-seater, glider (2013)
  • Peszke GP11 Pulse one-seater, glider
  • Peszke GP12 Flex one-seat, glider
  • Peszke GP14 Velo one-seater, glider

Peters

((Alva A) Peters Aircraft Co, Salinas, CA)

  • Peters AL-1[2]
  • Peters Play Plane a.k.a. NABA Sportster[2]

Peterson

(Peterson's performance Plus / Todd Peterson)

Peterson

(David G Peterson, Tulsa, OK)

  • Peterson Skyline Super-V[2]

Peterson

(Pete Peterson, Davenport, IA)

  • Peterson Hi-Hopes[2]

Peterson & Campbell

(Lloyd H Peterson and Mark M Campbell, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Peterson & Campbell 1932 Monoplane[2]

Petit

(George Petit, Harvey, IL)

  • Petit Special[2]

Petitbon
  • Petitbon RP.40 le Voyageur[14]

Petlyakov

Petróczy-Kármán-Žurovec

( Major Stephan Petróczy - Oberleutnant Dr. Theodor von Kármán and Ingenieurleutnant Wilhelm Žurovec)

Petrolini Hermanos
  • Petrolini El Boyero

Peyret

(Ateliers Peyret / Louis Peyret)http://www.lakesgc.co.uk/mainwebpages/Sailplane%20&%20Glider%201930%20-%201955/volume%204%20No.%206%20Mar%2031%201933.pdf

Peyret-Mauboussin

(Louis Peyret et Pierre Mauboussin)

Peyronnenc

(Pierre Peyronnenc)

  • Pierre Peyronnenc PP.1[31]

Pfalz

(Pfalz Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)

Pfeifer

(Joe Pfeifer, St Louis MO. 19??: Burbank CA.)

  • Pfeifer JL Sport a.k.a. Special[2]
  • Pfeifer Nieuport 11 replica[2]
  • Pfeifer Sopwith Snipe replica[2]
  • Pfeifer Sport[2]

Pfitzner

(Alexander Pfitzner)

Phantom

(Phantom Aeronautics)

  • Phantom X1
  • Phantom X1E
  • Phantom X2
  • Phantom I
  • Phantom I-E
  • Phantom II
  • Phantom Classic

Phantom Knight

(Phantom Knight Aircraft Co, Oak Park, IL)

  • Phantom Knight A-150[2]

Phase 3 Aircraft

Pheasant

(Pheasant Aircraft Co, Fond du Lac, WI)

Phenix Aviation

Philippine Aerospace Development Corporation

Phillips

(Lt D B Phillips, San Antonio, TX)

  • Phillips Alouette The Fly[2]

Phillips

(Robert J Phillips, Nutley, NJ)

  • Phillips 1930 Monoplane[2]

Phillips

(Howard A Phillips, Newark, OH)

  • Phillips P-2[2]

Phillips

((James A) Phillips Aviation Co, South Pasadena and Van Nuys, CA)

  • Phillips 1-B Aeroneer[2]
  • Phillips XPT[2]
  • Phillips CT-1 Skylark[2]
  • Phillips CT-2 Skylark[2]
  • Phillips-Fleet 7[2]

Phillips

(Peter J. C. Phillips)

  • Phillips ST1 Speedtwin
  • Phillips ST2 Speedtwin

Phinn

(Willard J Phinn, Chicago, IL)

  • Phinn Arrow B-7[2]

Phönix

(Phönix Flugzeug-Werke AG)

  • Phönix C.I
  • Phönix C.II[33]
  • Phönix D.I
  • Phönix D.II
  • Phönix D.IIa
  • Phönix D.III
  • Phönix D.IV
  • Phönix L.2c[35]
  • Phönix 21 - (Albatros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 22 - (Albatros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 23 with Austro-Daimler 160hp (120 kW) engine (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 24 - (Albatros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 25 - (Knoller C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 26 with Austro-Daimler 160hp (120 kW) engine (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
    • Phönix 26.17 - evaluation of a turret armed 26 series
  • Phönix 27 with Austro-Daimler 185hp (140 kW) engine (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 28 - (Hansa-Brandenburg D.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 29 with Austro-Daimler 210hp (160 kW) engine (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
    • Phönix 29.5 with 150 kW (200 hp) Hiero 6 (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 121 - (Phönix C.I)
  • Phönix 122 - (Phönix D.II)
  • Phönix 123 - (UFAG C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 128 - (Phönix D.I)
  • Phönix 129 with 150 kW (200 hp) Hiero 6 (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 222 - (Phönix D.II)
    • Phönix 222.100 - (D.III)
  • Phönix 228 - (Phönix D.I)
  • Phönix 229 with 150 kW (200 hp) Hiero 6 (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 322 - (Phönix D.II)
  • Phönix 328 - (Phönix D.I)
  • Phönix 329 with 150 kW (200 hp) Hiero 6 (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 422 - (Phönix D.IIa)
    • Phönix 422.23 - 1918 Fighter Evaluation Trials prototype
  • Phönix 429 with 170 kW (230 hp) Hiero 6 (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 350hp biplane[35]
  • Phönix Monoplane[35]
  • Phönix Type 13 reconnaissance biplane[35]
  • Phönix rotary engined fighter[35]
  • Phönix rotary engined parasol fighter[35]
  • Phönix 20.01 - (originally ÖAlb.01)
  • Phönix 20.02 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))(Hiero 200 hp inverted V-8, later 300 hp Austro-Daimler V-12)
  • Phönix 20.03 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.04 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.05 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.06 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.07 - (Albatrros B.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.08 - (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.09 - (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.))
  • Phönix 20.10 - twin engined Kampfflugzeug[35]
  • Phönix 20.11 - Own design triplane bomber prototype cancelled during construction[35]
  • Phönix 20.12 - Own design triplane bomber prototype cancelled during construction[35]
  • Phönix 20.13 - (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.) 29.90) with 220 hp Benz engine
  • Phönix 20.14 - (Hansa-Brandenburg D.I(Ph.) 28.48)[35]
  • Phönix 20.15
  • Phönix 20.16 - (Phönix D.I)
  • Phönix 20.17[35]
  • Phönix 20.18 - production as (Phönix D.II) & (D.IIa) became Phönix D.III with the Navy[35]
  • Phönix 20.19[35]
  • Phönix 20.20[35]
  • Phönix 20.21 - (Hansa-Brandenburg C.I(Ph.)) with widened and shallower fuselage to accommodate a camera
  • Phönix 20.22 - 1918 Fighter Evaluation Trials prototype - (Phönix D.II)/(D.IIa)[35]
  • Phönix 20.23 - 1918 Fighter Evaluation Trials prototype - (Phönix D.II)/(D.IIa)[35]
  • Phönix 20.24 - 1918 Fighter Evaluation Trials prototype
  • Phönix 20.25 - 1918 Fighter Evaluation Trials prototype
  • Phönix 20.28[35]
  • Phönix 20.29[35]

Phoenix Air

(Phoenix Air (aircraft manufacturer), Czech Republic)

Phoenix Aircraft

(Munich, Germany)

  • Phoenix Aircraft Maverick PA

Phoenix

(Phoenix Aircraft Ltd., Cranleigh, Surrey, United Kingdom)

  • Phoenix P.A.4a Minor
  • Phoenix P.A.5a Major

Phoenix

(Phoenix-Flugzeugwerft GmbH / Oesterreichische Phoenix-Flugzeugwerft GmbH)

Phoenix

(Phoenix Aircraft Corp (Pres: Joseph Klaus), 601 25th St, Milwaukee, WI)

Phoenix

(Phoenix Dynamo Manufacturing Company)

  • Phoenix P.5 Cork

Phoenix Gleitschirmantriebe

(Würselen, Germany)

Phoenix Industries

(Phoenix Industries, Inc, Southampton, NJ)

Phoenix Rotorcraft

(Fallston, MD and Louisburg, NC)

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