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This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with the letters 'An' through 'Az'.

An–Az

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(Fabrica de Aviones Anahuac)

(Artur Antonovich Anatra)

(Karo Aviacijos Tiekimo Skyrius - Military Aviation Supply Department) (ANBO - Antanas Nori Būti Ore – "Antanas wants to be airborne")

(Andermat Aeroplane Co)

(Anderson Aircraft Mfg Co)

(Louis "Andy" Anderson)

(Andrew A. Anderson)

(Maynard B Anderson)

((Alvin E) Anderson Propeller Co)

(Anderson Aircraft Corporation / Earl Anderson, Delray Beach, FL)

((Ben M) Anderson, (Marvin H) Greenwood & Co)

(Charles Lee Anderson & E R Gewert, Reno, NV)

(Andiz Aircraft Corp)

(F O Andreae)

(Bjorn Andreasson, San Diego, CA)

(Edward F Andrews)

(C.G. Andrews, New Zealand)

(Henry G Andrews & Ray E Nicholson)

(Air Navigation and Engineering Company)

(Anequim Project Team)

(Atelier du Nord de la France Les Mureaux / Ateliers Les Mureaux)

(Jesse Anglin)

Angus

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(Arthur Leighton Angus)

(Ann Arbor Air Service)

(Ansaldo Aeronautica, 336 Corso Francia, Turin, Italy)

(Antares Aircraft, Ukraine)

(Antique Aero, Asbury Park, NJ)

(Léon Levavasseur)

(Alexandre Anzani)

(Caesarea, Israel)

(Association pour la Promotion des Echelles Volantes, (English: Association for the Promotion of Flying Ladders), Peynier, France)

(Apex Aviation, Czech Republic)

(Apex Aircraft)

(Apollo Ultralight Aircraft / Halley Ltd., Eger, Hungary)

((Ray) Applegate Amphibians, Lock Haven, PA)

(Applegate & Weyant, Tecumseh MI, Elkhart, IN)

(Aquaflight Inc, 1601 Harrison Ave, Wilmington, DE)

(Aquila Aviation by Excellence)

(Theize, France)

(Arado Flugzeugwerke GmbH) (For WWII projects with no RLM designation see: List of German aircraft projects, 1939-1945)

(Arco Aircraft Co (founders: J T & Richard Arwine))

(Arctic Aviation / Arctic Aircraft Co (fdr: Bill Diehl))

(Aeronautical Research and Development Corporation)

(Krasnoyarsk, Russia)

(Argonaut Aircraft Inc)

(Argus Motoren GmbH)

(Stearman-Jensen Aircraft Co / Stearman Aviation Incorporated / Ariel Aircraft Inc (Glenn A Stearman, Pres))

(Arizona Airways Inc)

((Bert) Acosta Aviation, Trenton, NJ)

(M C Armel, 243 E Daugherty St, Athens, GA)

(Armella & Senemaud)

(George Armitage, Providence, RI)

Armstrong Whitworth

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Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Company (1912–1920)
After merger with Siddeley-Deasy, Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Company (1920–1927)
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft (1927–1963)

(Mike Arnold, Pinole CA.)

(René Arnoux / Société des Avions Simplex)

(Arocet Inc, Arlington, WA)

(Arrow Aircraft Ltd.)

(Arrow Aircraft & Motors Corp)

(Safety Aircraft Corp (B L Smith), Miami, FL)

(Arrowplane Mfg Co)

(Arsenal de l'Aéronautique) (renamed as SFECMAS - Société Française d’étude Et de Construction de Matériels Aéronautiques Spéciaux in 1949) Source:[14]

(Arsenalul Aeronautic - Bucharest)

(Chantiers de l'Artois)

(Mikhail Artomov)

(Arup Manufacturing Corporation (fdr: Cloyd L Snyder))

(Canada Air RV and later by AC Millennium Corp)

(ARV, United Kingdom)

(Oscar von Asboth)

(David Dexter Ashley)

(AktieBolaget Svenska Järnvägsverkstädernas Aeroplanavdelning)

(Oscar Ask and Hjalmar Nyrop)

(Charles E Askew)

(Aeronautical Syndicate Ltd)

(Air Sud Ouest)

(Giuseppe Vidor, Italy)

(Woodland, WA)

(Carl & Vincent Ast, Van Nuys, CA)

(Aerospace Technologies of Australia Pty. Ltd.)

(L.L. Astoux (designer) & Jules Charles Toussaint Védrines (pilot))

(Astra of Arad, Romania) (aircraft production moved to IAR in 1925)

(Société de Constructions Aéronautiques Astra)

ATA

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  • Atlanta Aircraft Corporation, aka Prudden-Whitehead (founders: George H. Prudden, Edward Whitehead)

See: Prudden

(Libice nad Cidlinou, Czech Republic)

(Aviation Technology Group Inc, Englewood, CO)

(Atlanta Aircraft Corp, (founders: George H Prudden, Edward Whitehead) Atlanta, GA)

(Atlantic Aircraft Co.)

see Fokker

(Atlas Aircraft Corp, Hemet, CA)

(Avion de Transport Régional)

(Harry N Atwood, Saugus, MA

(Paul Aubert)

(Marceau Aubiet)

(Charles Audenis and Jean Jacob)

(Clément Auffm-Ordt)

(R H Aurebach)

(Angkatan Udara Republik Indonesia, Depot Penjelidikan, Pertjobaan dan Pembutan - Indonesian Air force research, development, and production depot)

see Indonesian Aerospace

(Sauvagnon, France)

(Reinhardt Ausmus, Sandusky, OH)

(F C Austin, Lake Worth, FL)

(Australian Aircraft Kits Pty Ltd, Taree, New South Wales, Australia)

(Australian Industrial Corporation)

(Howard Hughes Engineering, Ballina, New South Wales, Australia)

(Autogiro Company of America (patent-licensing division of Pitcairn Co), Willow Grove, PA)

(AutoGyro GmbH)

(Woodford Halse, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom)

(Haren, Germany)

(Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt, Göttingen)

(Avama s.r.o., Poprad, Slovakia)

(AViacijas DIvizions)

(Advanced Vehicle Engineers)

(Aveko s.r.o., Brno, Czech Republic)

(asociacion Argentina de constructores de AViones EXperimentales)

(AVI, Argentina)

(Ateliers vosgiens d'industrie aéronautique)

(Avia-Zavody Jirího Dimitrova, Czechoslovakia)

(Azionaria Vercallese Industrie Aeronautiche)

(Avia Scientific-Production Association JSC -Nauchno-Proizodstvennoe Obedinenie Avia Ltd.)

(Aviacor Aviation Depot JSC - Aviakor Aviatsionnoye Zavod OAO)[38]

(Aviad Francesco Di Martino)

(Aviadesign Inc, Camarillo, CA)

(Aviakit Flight Concept SARL)

(Aviamilano Costruzione Aeronautiche)

(Avian Aircraft Ltd.)

(Kazan, Russia)

(Aviat Aircraft Inc,)

(Booysens, South Africa)

(Automobil und Aviatik A.G. / Automobil und Aviatikwerke Leipzig-Helterblick)

Aviatik (Austro-Hungarian)

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(Österreichish-Ungarische Flugzeugfabrik Aviatik) Data from:Austro-Hungarian Army Aircraft of World War One[40]

Note: As with other Austro-Hungarian manufacturers, The Austrian Aviatik company was allocated a number series for prototypes and experimental aircraft (series 30). Some of these were actually production aircraft with modifications but most were distinct aircraft or variants. Production Aviatik aircraft delivered to the LFT are disambiguated from German production by the (Ö) or (Berg) qualifier, after Österreich / Oberingenieur Julius von Berg, chief engineer from mid-1916.

(formerly MAI)

(AViacijas DIvizions - Latvia)

(Aviation Products, Ltd, Bitburg, Germany)

(Aviator (aircraft manufacturer) - Russia)

(Sociedade Avibras Ltda / Avibras Indústria Aeroespacial)

(Avicopter - Avic Helicopter Company)

(Kenneth Bailey, Dearborn, MI)

(prev. Light Aero Inc, Caldwell, ID)

(Sociéte pour la construction d'avion métallique [issu du groupe Schneider])

(Avimech International Aircraft, Inc.)

(Avioane Craiova S.A., Romania)

(Avio Design Ltd, Kazanlak, Bulgaria)

see also Tipsy

(V. Post, R. Neudorf, Estonia)

(Estonia)

(Anderlik-Varga-Iskola-Sport)

(Avio Industrie Stabiensi)

(AVPRO U.K. Ltd)

(regional jet division of BAE Systems)

(Avtek Corp, Camarillo, CA)

(Awuza HikoKenkyusho - Awuza Flight Research Studio)

(Donald E Aydlett)

(Fred Ayres)

(Juan F. Azcárate)

(Adel, GA)

see:AVIA (Azionaria Vercellese Industrie Aeronautica)

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