List of aircraft (Tr)

This is a list of aircraft beginning with 'Tr'.

Lists of aircraft
List of gliders
By constructor name

Tr

Trago Mills

(Trago Mills Ltd (Aircraft Division))

  • Trago Mills SAH-1

Trainair

(Trainair Mfg Co, 1610 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA)

  • Trainair Arab Junior

Trans-Florida

(Trans-Florida Aviation Inc (pres: David Lindsay), Sarasota, FL)

  • Trans-Florida Executive Mustang
  • Trans-Florida Cavalier 750
  • Trans-Florida Cavalier 1200
  • Trans-Florida Cavalier 1500
  • Trans-Florida Cavalier 2000
  • Trans-Florida Cavalier 2500

Transall

(International - Transport Allianz)

Transavia Corporation
  • Transavia Airtruk
  • Transavia Skyfarmer

Transcend

(Transcend Air)

Transcendental

(Transcendental Aircraft Corp (founders: Mario A Guerrieri, Robert Lichten, former Piaseski personnel), Glen Riddle, PA and New Castle, DE)

  • Transcendental 1-G
  • Transcendental 2[1]

Transland

(Transland Co, Torrance, CA)

  • Transland Ag-2[1]
  • Transland HU-16B[1]

Trautman

(Herbert Trautman)

  • Trautman Road Air[1]

Travel Air

(Travel Air Mfg Co (founders: Walter Beech, Clyde Cessna, Lloyd Stearman, Pres: Walter P Innes Jr), 471 W First St, Wichita, KS)

Treadwell

(Walter L Treadwell, Walnut Creek, CA)

  • Treadwell Alley Cat[1]

Trébucien

(Jean Trébucien)

  • Trébucien Sport[3]

Trecker

(Trecker Aircraft Corp (Pres: F J Trecker), Milwaukee, WI)

  • Trecker Gull[1]

Trefethen

(Alfred Trefethen, Lomita, CA)

  • Trefethen Sport-Aire II aka TT-1
  • Trefethen TRW Special[1]

Treffinger

(Edward Y Treffinger, Santa Monica, CA)

  • Treffinger T-1-HD[1]

Trek Aerospace

(Trek Aerospace Inc, Folsom, CA)

  • Trek Aerospace Dragonfly

Trekking Parapentes

(Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers, France)

Trella

( (Frank, Fred, George, Henry & Joe) Trella Aircraft, 1269 E Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI)

  • Trella Speedster T-17[1]
  • Trella T-19[1]
  • Trella T-100[1]
  • Trella T-101 Speedster[1]
  • Trella T-102[1]
  • Trella T-103[1]
  • Trella T-104[1]
  • Trella T-105[1]
  • Trella T-106[1]
  • Trella T-107[1]

Tremaine

(Pacific Aircraft Co (Fdr: William D Tremaine), Brea, CA)

  • Tremaine Humming Bird[1]
  • Tremaine WT-2[1]

Trendak

(Aviation Artur Trendak, Kolonia, Poland)

Trésy
  • Trésy TG-01[8]

Triavio

(Triavio SRL, Catania, Italy)

Trio-Twister

(Eichwalde, Germany)

Tri-R

(Tri-R Technologies, Oxnard, CA)

  • Tri-R Kis
  • Tri-R TR-4 Cruiser

Tridair

(Tridair Helicopters Inc.)

  • Tridair Gemini ST

Trident

(Trident Aircraft Corp (founders: Chuck Herbst, Percy Spencer) Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)

TrikeBuggy

(TrikeBuggy Inc, Santa Barbara, CA)

Trike Icaros

(Trike Icaros Industria Aeronautica Ltda, São Paulo, Brazil)

Trimmer

(Gilbert Trimmer, New York, NY)

Trimouille

(Jean-Pierre Trimouille, France)

  • Trimouille JT.IX
  • Trimouille JT.X
  • Trimouille JT.XI

Triton

(Triton Aircraft Co, Sausalito, CA)

  • Triton Water Sprite[1]

Trixy

(Trixy Aviation Products GmbH, Dornbirn, Austria)

Trommer-Michael
  • Trommer-Michael T.M.4 Silbermöwe[10]

Trotter

(Larry G Trotter, Auburn, WA)

  • Trotter WSA-1[1]

Troy

(Troy Air Service (George B Cluett II, Guy A Ham, Edward Pattison), Falmouth Airport, Hatchville, MA)

Troyer

(Kermit R Troyer, Comstock, MI)

  • Troyer VX

True

(Roy True, Monroe, WI)

Truman

(John R Truman, Bandon, OR)

Trump

(Frederick L Trump, Newcastle, DE)

  • Trump Model 1[1]

TRW

(Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc)

  • TRW RQ-5 Hunter
Lists of aircraft

References
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  2. "American airplanes: Travel Air". Aerofiles.com. 2008-12-28. Retrieved 2011-04-28.
  3. Bruno, Parmentier (2007-10-08). "Trébucien 'Sport'" (in French). Retrieved 26 May 2014.
  4. "Taurus". Retrieved 31 March 2017.
  5. "Twistair". Retrieved 31 March 2017.
  6. "T6". Retrieved 31 March 2017.
  7. "Taifun". Retrieved 31 March 2017.
  8. "avions et voilures tournantes". Archived from the original on 17 May 2014. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
  9. Saevdal, Steinar (2010-10-13). "Trigull". Canada: Steinar's Hangar. Retrieved 25 August 2011.
  10. "Trommer-Michael TM 4a "Silbermöwe"". GERMAN AVIATION 1919 - 1945. Retrieved 8 February 2018.
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