Engineering:List of aircraft (Bf–Bo)

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This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Bf' through 'Bo'.

Bf–Bo

BFW

(Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG)

Bharat

BIAA

(Beijing Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics)

  • BIAA Mifeng-1[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-2[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-3[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-4[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-4A
  • BIAA Mifeng-5[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-6[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-7[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-8[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-9[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-10[4]
  • BIAA Mifeng-11[4]

Biddy-Buddy

(Rene Durenleau, Rantoul, IL)

  • Biddy-Buddy 1958 Biplane[5]

Bidwell

((William Burgess) Bidwell-(Shirley) Yale Aviation Co, Gardiner Airport, Portland, OR)

  • Bidwell Cloud Buster Junior[5]

Biemond

(C Biemond)

  • Biemond CB-1[5]

Biggs

(Floyd Biggs, OK)

  • Biggs A Special[5]

Bille S.A.C.A.N.A.

  • Bille S.A.C.A.N.A. triplane bomber[6]

Billman

  • Billman B.11 Little Pink Cloud[5][7]

Bilsam Aviation

(Poznań, Poland)

Bing

(George J. Bing)

  • Bing 1911 biplane

Biplanes Of Yesteryear

(Ontario, OR)

  • Biplanes Of Yesteryear Mifyter

Bircham

  • Bircham Beetle[8]

Bird

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

  • Bird C
  • Bird E
  • Bird F
  • Perth-Amboy RK

Bird

((W W) Bird Aircraft Co, 1905 Atlantic, San Diego, CA)

  • Bird Air Bus 1[5]

Bird

(Bird Corporation, Palm Springs, CA)

Bird

(Cory Bird, Mojave, CA)

  • Bird Symmetry[5]

Birdman

Birdman

(Birdman Enterprises)

  • Birdman Chinook WT-11-277
  • Birdman Chinook WT-11-377
  • Birdman Chinook 1S
  • Birdman Chinook 2S
  • ASAP Chinook Plus 2

Bird Wing

(Bird Wing Commercial Aircraft Co.)

BIS

(Bylinkin-Iordan-Sikorsky)

  • BIS 1910 pusher biplane[9]
  • BIS 1910 tractor biplane[9]

Bishop

Bisnovat

  • Bisnovat 5
  • Bisnovat SK-1
  • Bisnovat SK-2
  • Bisnovat SK-3

Bittner

(Raymond Bittner, Chicago, IL)

  • Brittner-Four
  • Bittner RA-1[5]

BJJR

  • BJJR Bulldog

BK Fliers

(BK Fliers / Bruce King)

Bksut

  • Bksut Eleisson

Blackburn

(deForest Blackburn, St Louis, MO)

  • Blackburn Sportair Coupe[5]

Blackburn

  • Blackburn B-1 Segrave
  • Blackburn B-2
  • Blackburn B-3 (Specification M.1/30)
  • Blackburn B-5 Baffin
  • Blackburn B-6 Shark
  • Blackburn B-7
  • Blackburn B-9 (H.S.T. 10)
  • Blackburn B-20
  • Blackburn B-24 Skua
  • Blackburn B-25 Roc
  • Blackburn B-26 Botha
  • Blackburn B-37 Firebrand F.I
  • Blackburn B-44
  • Blackburn B-45 Firebrand TF Mk.II
  • Blackburn B-46 Firebrand TF Mk.IV
  • Blackburn B-48 Firecrest (SBAC - Y.A.1)
  • Blackburn B-54 (SBAC - Y.A.5, Y.A.7, Y.A.8)
  • Blackburn B-88 (SBAC - Y.B.1)
  • Blackburn B-101 Beverley
  • Blackburn B-103 Buccaneer (SBAC - Y.B.3)
  • Blackburn B-107A[7]
  • Blackburn B.T.1 Beagle
  • Blackburn 2F.1 Nautilus
  • Blackburn C.A.15C
  • Blackburn C.B.2 Nile
  • Blackburn F.1 Turcock
  • Blackburn F.2 Lincock
  • Blackburn F.3 (F.7/30)
  • Blackburn G.P.
  • Blackburn L.1 Bluebird
  • Blackburn L.1c Bluebird IV
  • Blackburn R.B.1 Iris
  • Blackburn R.B.2 Sydney
  • Blackburn R.B.3A Perth
  • Blackburn R.T.1 Kangaroo
  • Blackburn R.1 Blackburn
  • Blackburn R.2 Airedale
  • Blackburn T.1 Swift
  • Blackburn T.2 Dart
  • Blackburn T.3 Velos
  • Blackburn T.4 Cubaroo
  • Blackburn T.5 Ripon
  • Blackburn T.7B
  • Blackburn T.R.1 Sprat
  • Blackburn T.B. Twin Blackburn
  • Blackburn Type B
  • Blackburn Type D
  • Blackburn Type E
  • Blackburn Type I
  • Blackburn Type L
  • Blackburn AD Scout
  • Alula D.H.6
  • Alula Semiquaver (1921) - single-engine experimental wing conversion of the Martinsyde Semiquaver
  • Blackburn First Monoplane
  • Blackburn Second Monoplane
  • Blackburn Blackburd
  • Blackburn Mercury
  • Blackburn Pellet
  • Blackburd Sidecar
  • Blackburn Triplane
  • Blackburn White Falcon

Black Diamond

(Diamond Airplane Co, Black Diamond, CA)

  • Black Diamond 1910 Biplane[5]

Blackshape

(Blackshape srl, Monopoli, Italy)

Blackstar

Blackwing Sweden

(Lund, Sweden)

Blake

  • Blake Bluetit

Blanc

(Maurice Blanc)

  • Monoplan Maurice Blanc 1911[10]

Blanchard

(Société des Avions Blanchard)

Blanchet

(Jean Blanchet)

  • Blanchet JB.01 Chantecler[11]
  • Blanchet JB.60-2[11]

Blavier

(Gérard Blavier)

Blenet

(Roger Blenet)

  • Blenet RB.01 Jozé[13]

Blériot

Blessing

(Gerhard Blessing)

Bley

(Bley Flugzeugbau GmbH, Naumberg)

Blinderman-Mayorov

(И. А. Блиндерман & В. В. Майоров)

  • Blinderman-Mayorov monoplane (named Ery or Kass (France, 1911))

Bloch

(Avions Marcel Bloch)

  • Bloch MB.30 eight-seat twin-engined communications aircraft project (not built)
  • Bloch MB.60
  • Bloch MB.61[19]
  • Bloch MB.70[20]
  • Bloch MB.71[20]
  • Bloch MB.80
  • Bloch MB.81
  • Bloch MB.90
  • Bloch MB.91
  • Bloch MB.92
  • Bloch MB.93
  • Bloch MB.100
  • Bloch MB.110
  • Bloch MB.120
  • Bloch MB.130
  • Bloch MB.131
  • Bloch MB.132
  • Bloch MB.133
  • Bloch MB.134
  • Bloch MB.135
  • Bloch MB.136
  • Bloch MB.140(1) single-seat, single-engine low-wing monoplane derived from the MB.80, with a 140 hp Renault 4 Pei engine
  • Bloch MB.140(2) three-seater four-engine, sort of a "Super 175" type
  • Bloch MB.141[21]
  • Bloch MB.150
  • Bloch MB.151
  • Bloch MB.152
  • Bloch MB.153
  • Bloch MB.154
  • Bloch MB.155
  • Bloch MB.156
  • Bloch MB.157
  • Bloch MB.160
  • Bloch MB.161 development of MB.160; produced postwar as the SE.161 Languedoc
  • Bloch MB.162 Raid; mailplane derivative of the MB.160, replaced by bomber version
  • Bloch MB.162 (II) bomber
  • Bloch MB.162 Bn.5 unbuilt production version of MB.162
  • Bloch MB.163 unbuilt development of MB.162
  • Bloch MB.170 (I) civilian transport version of first MB.140 project
  • Bloch MB.170 (II) twin-engine reconnaissance aircraft / light bomber (2 built)
  • Bloch MB.171
  • Bloch MB.172
  • Bloch MB.173
  • Bloch MB.174
  • Bloch MB.175
  • Bloch MB.176
  • Bloch MB.177
  • Bloch MB.178
  • Bloch MB.179
  • Bloch MB.200
  • Bloch MB.201
  • Bloch MB.202
  • Bloch MB.203
  • Bloch MB.210
  • Bloch MB.211 Verdun
  • Bloch MB.212
  • Bloch MB.218
  • Bloch MB.220
  • Bloch MB.221
  • Bloch MB.300 Pacifique
  • Bloch MB.301 became the MD 311
  • Bloch MB.303 became the MD 315
  • Bloch MB.304
  • Bloch MB.400[22]
  • Bloch MB.462
  • Bloch MB.480
  • Bloch MB.500[23] three-seat trainer
  • Bloch MB.500 twin-engine, five-seat light transport; only a mockup
  • Bloch MB.690
  • Bloch MB.700
  • Bloch MB.720 naval version of MB.700
  • Bloch MB.730
  • Bloch MB.800
  • Bloch MB.900 produced as the SO.90
  • Bloch MB.1010 fighter project from 1939, also known as SO.10 (not built)
  • Bloch MB.1011 development of MB.1010, also known as SO.11 (not built)
  • Bloch MB.1020 proposed 20 passenger airliner; only a fuselage completed by June 1040; also known as SO.20
  • Bloch MB.1020R transport design with 2 × G&R 14R engines (1946)
  • Bloch MB.1030 produced as the SO.30
  • Bloch MB.1040 two-seat version of the MB.1010; also known as SO.40

Blohm & Voss

(For World War II projects with no RLM designation see: List of German aircraft projects, 1939-1945: Blohm & Voss)

  • Blohm & Voss BV 138
  • Blohm & Voss BV 141
  • Blohm & Voss BV 142
  • Blohm & Voss BV 143
  • Blohm & Voss BV 144
  • Blohm & Voss BV 155
  • Blohm & Voss BV 222
  • Blohm & Voss BV 237
  • Blohm & Voss BV 238
  • Blohm & Voss BV 246 Hagelkorn
  • Blohm & Voss BV 250
  • Blohm & Voss BV 40

Bloudek

  • Bloudek XV Lojze[24]

Blue Max Ulralight

  • Blue Max Ultralight Blue Max[25]

Blue Yonder

(Blue Yonder Aviation)

Blume

Blume-Hentzen

  • Blume-Hentzen Habicht[26]

Bob Anderson Sport Aircraft

  • Bob Anderson Sport Aircraft Mini-Coupe[27]

Bock

(John W. Bock, Los Lunas, NM)

Bode

(John Bode, Augusta, KS)

  • Bode Drag 'n' Fly[28]

Bodiansky

(Michel Bodiansky)

Boeing

Boeing-Stearman

  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-70
  • Boeing-Stearman Model 75
  • Boeing-Stearman Model 76
  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-85
  • Boeing-Stearman Model 88
  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-90
  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-91
  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-100
  • Boeing-Stearman Model X-120
  • Boeing-Stearman XA-21
  • Boeing-Stearman XAT-15
  • Boeing-Stearman XBT-17
  • Boeing-Stearman PT-13 Kaydet
  • Boeing-Stearman PT-17 Kaydet
  • Boeing-Stearman PT-18
  • Boeing-Stearman PT-27

Boeing-Vertol

  • Boeing-Vertol 107
  • Boeing-Vertol 107-II
  • Boeing-Vertol 114
  • Boeing-Vertol 165
  • Boeing-Vertol 173
  • Boeing-Vertol 176
  • Boeing-Vertol 179
  • Boeing-Vertol 219
  • Boeing-Vertol 234
  • Boeing-Vertol 301
  • Boeing-Vertol 347
  • Boeing-Vertol 352
  • Boeing-Vertol 360
  • Boeing-Vertol 414
  • Boeing-Vertol H-46 Sea Knight
  • Boeing-Vertol H-47 Chinook
  • Boeing-Vertol H-61
  • Boeing-Vertol H-62
  • Boeing-Vertol HC-1A
  • Boeing-Vertol HC-1B
  • Boeing-Vertol HLH
  • Boeing-Vertol HRB
  • Boeing-Vertol Commercial Chinook
  • Boeing-Vertol CH-113 Labrador Canadian Armed Forces
  • Boeing-Vertol CH-147 Chinook Canadian Armed Forces
  • Boeing-Vertol YUH-61

Boeing Aircraft of Canada

Boeing School of Aeronautics

  • Boeing School T-5[28]
  • Boeing School T-6[28]

Boeing-Sikorsky

  • Boeing-Sikorsky RAH-66 Comanche

Bogardus

(George Bogardus, Troutdale OR, and Eyerly Aircraft Corp, Salem, OR)

  • Bogardus Little Gee Bee[28]

Bogut

(Ed L. Bogut, Havre, MT)

Bohannon

(Bruce Bohannon)

Bohatyrew

(Michal Bohatyrew)

  • Bohatyrew Kaczka-Nadzieja (Kaczka-Nadzieja - Duck-the Hope / canard)sic[33]

Bohemia

  • Bohemia B-5

Boillon

(Jean Boillon)

  • Boillon JAB.60 Fulmo[11]

Boisavia

(Société Boisavia)

  • Boisavia B-50 Muscadet[34]
  • Boisavia B-60 Mercurey
  • Boisavia B-80 Chablis
  • Boisavia B-260 Anjou

BOK

(Byuro Osovikh Konstruktskii - experimental aircraft design bureau)

Bokor

(Maurice Bokor (also seen as Morris Boker), Bronx, NY)

  • Bokor 1909 triplane[28]

Boland

((Frank E & Joseph) Boland Aeroplane & Motor Co, Rahway, NJ and Mineola, NY, 1928: Boland Aeroplane Co, Newark, NJ)

Bolkhovitinov

  • Bolkhovitinov DB-A
  • Bolkhovitinov DB-2A
  • Bolkhovitinov TK-1
  • Bolkhovitinov DBA
  • Bolkhovitinov BDD
  • Bolkhovitinov S
  • Bolkhovitinov I
  • Bolkhovitinov D
  • Bolkhovitinov BBS
  • Bolkhovitinov BB
  • Bolkhovitinov LB-S
  • Bolkhovitinov SSS

Bölkow

  • Bölkow Bö 46
  • Bölkow Bö 102
  • Bölkow Bö 103
  • Bölkow Bö 104[35][36]
  • Bölkow Bö 105
  • Bölkow Bö 106
  • Bölkow Bö 108
  • Bölkow Bö 207
  • Bölkow Bö 208 Junior
  • Bölkow Bö 209 Monsun
  • Bölkow Bö 214
  • Bölkow Phoebus
  • Bölkow P-166/3 Flying Jeep

Bollinger-Koppen

(Lynn L Bollinger-Otto C Koppen, MIT, Cambridge, MA)

  • Bollinger-Koppen Helioplane 1[28]
  • Bollinger-Koppen Helioplane 2[28]
  • Bollinger-Koppen Helioplane 4[28]

Bolte

(Bolte Aircraft Co, Des Moines, IA)

  • Bolte Limousine[28]
  • Bolte LW-1[28]
  • Bolte LW-2 Sportplane[28]
  • Bolte LW-3 Coupe[28]
  • Bolte LW-4

Bolz

(William H Bolz Jr, Palmyra, NE)

Bombardier

  • Bombardier 415
  • Bombardier BD-100
  • Bombardier BD-700
  • Bombardier Challenger 300
  • Bombardier Challenger 310
  • Bombardier Challenger 350
  • Bombardier Challenger 604
  • Bombardier Challenger 605
  • Bombardier Challenger 650
  • Bombardier Challenger 750
  • Bombardier Challenger 800
  • Bombardier CL-215
  • Bombardier CL-415
  • Bombardier CRJ-100
  • Bombardier CRJ-200
  • Bombardier CRJ-440
  • Bombardier CRJ-700
  • Bombardier CRJ-705
  • Bombardier CRJ-900
  • Bombardier CRJ-900LR
  • Bombardier CRJ-1000
  • Bombardier CSeries
  • Bombardier Dash-8 Turbocharger
  • Bombardier Global 5000
  • Bombardier Global 5500
  • Bombardier Global 6000
  • Bombardier Global 6500
  • Bombardier Global 7500
  • Bombardier Global 8000
  • Bombardier Global Express XRS
  • Bombardier Global Express
  • Bombardier Learjet 55
  • Bombardier Learjet 60
  • Bombardier Learjet 70
  • Bombardier Learjet 75
  • Bombardier Sentinel
  • Bombardier BRJX

Bomhoff

(Bomhoff, Canada County, OK)

Bonbrake

(L. Dewey Bonbrake, Kansas City, KS)

  • Bonbrake Parasol[28]

Boncourt-Audenis-Jacob

(Monsieur Boncourt, Charles Audenis & Jean Jacob)

  • B.A.J. IVC.2 (Type IV)

Bond

(John Bond, Cupertino, CA)

Bone

(R.O. Bone Co., 415 E Industrial Ave, Inglewood, CA)

Bonnel

(André Bonnel)

  • Aile volante Bonnel[38]

Bonnet-Labranche

(Albert et Emile Bonnet-Labranche)

  • Bonnet-Labranche No.1[39]
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.2[39]
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.3[39]
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.4[39][40] 1909 monoplane
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.5[39][41] 1910 biplane
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.6[39]
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.7[39]
  • Bonnet-Labranche No.8[39]

Bonney

(Leonard Warden Bonney, Wellington, OH)

Bonomi

See: Aeronautica Bonomi

Booker

(Carr E. Booker, Raleigh, NC)

  • Booker Hummingbird[28]

Boom

(Boom Technology)

Booth

(H.T. Booth. Freeport, NY)

  • Booth 1931 biplane[28]

Bopp

(Cecil W Bopp, Waterloo, IA)

Borchers

(Lowell J. Borchers, Mt Vernon, OH)

  • Borchers Delta Stingray[28]

Bordoni

  • Bordoni BGM.2

Borel

(see also: SGCIM) (Etablissements Borel / Gabriel borel)

  • Borel 1910 monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1911 1-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1911 2-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1911 2-seat metal monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1911 military monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1912 L'Obus monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1912 1-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1912 2-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel 1912 2-seat monoplane (2)[39] cowled gnome engine & balanced elevators
  • Borel 1912 2-seat floatplane[39] simple 4-strut float supports
  • Borel 1912 2-seat floatplane (2)[39] double diagonal float strut bracing
  • Borel 1912 2-seat floatplane (3)[39] wing root l/e cutouts
  • Borel 1912 2-seat amphibian[39]
  • Borel 1913 1-seat monoplane[39] fully covered
  • Borel 1913 2-seat monoplane[39] no cross axle
  • Borel 1913 2-seat floatplane[39] N-strut float supports + cutouts
  • Borel 1913 military monoplane
  • Borel Chemet 2-seater monoplane (No.7 at Paris-Deauville)
  • Borel Chemet 2-seater monoplane (2) (No.10 Type Tamise)
  • Borel Védrines 1-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel Mestach 1-seat monoplane[39]
  • Borel-Ruby Torpille[39] pusher monoplane
  • Borel Bo.11
  • Borel C1
  • Borel C2 (Type 3000)
  • Borel Aeroyacht type Denhaut I[39]
  • Borel Aeroyacht type Denhaut II[42]
  • Borel Aeroyacht type Denhaut III[39]
  • Borel type Monaco[39]
  • Borel-Odier BO-T
  • Borel-Odier BO-C
  • Borel-Boccacio Type 3000 (C2)
  • Borel racer[43]

Borgward

  • Borgward BFK-1 Kolibri

Borodics

Borovkov-Florov

  • Borovkov-Florov 7211
  • Borovkov-Florov I-207
  • Borovkov-Florov I-207/M-63
  • Borovkov-Florov D

Borucki

(Stefan Borucki)

  • Borucki monoplane[45]
  • Borucki biplane[45]

Borzecki

(Jozef Borzecki)

  • Borzecki Alto-Stratus

Bosch

  • Bosch eGyro

Bosshardt

(Harry Bosshardt, 1850 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA.

BOT Aircraft

(Oerlinghausen, Germany)

Botali-du-Riveau

  • Botali-du-Riveau P.A.M.A. Type 1

Botali-Mandelli

  • Botali-Mandelli Avionette[46]

Bottoms

(Leonard L. Bottoms Jr., Quinton, VA)

Bouchard

(André Bouchard)

  • Bouchard le Météque[13]

Boudeau

  • Boudeau MB.10[13]
  • Boudeau MB.16

Bouffort-Lantres

(Bouffort & Gérard Lantres) (see also:Lantres-Bouffort)

  • Bouffort-Lantres BL.10[11]

Boulton Paul

(Boulton & Paul Ltd, Boulton Paul Aircraft)[47][48]

  • Boulton & Paul Phoenix II[49]
  • Boulton & Paul P.3 Bobolink
  • Boulton & Paul P.6
  • Boulton & Paul P.7 Bourges
  • Boulton & Paul P.8 Atlantic[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.9
  • Boulton Paul P.10
  • Boulton & Paul P.11 (Specification Type XXI)[49]
  • Boulton & Paul P.12 Bodmin
  • Boulton & Paul P.15 Bolton
  • Boulton & Paul P.25 Bugle
  • Boulton & Paul P.29 Sidestrand
  • Boulton & Paul P.31 Bittern
  • Boulton & Paul P.32[49]
  • Boulton & Paul P.33 Partridge
  • Boulton & Paul P.64 Mailplane
  • Boulton & Paul P.71A
  • Boulton & Paul P.75 Overstrand
  • Boulton & Paul P.79[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.82 Defiant
  • Boulton Paul P.90[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.92 - not built
  • Boulton Paul P.92/2
  • Boulton & Paul P.93 - internal designation for Blackburn Roc production by BP
  • Boulton Paul P.96 - proposal to specification F.18/40 - single engine[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.97 - proposal to specification F.18/40 - twin engined[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.99 - proposal to specification F.6/42[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.105 - naval torpedo-bomber[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.107 - proposal for long range fighter[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.108 Balliol - to specification T.7/45
  • Boulton Paul P.111
  • Boulton Paul P.113 - proposal for supersonic research aircraft[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.119 - proposal for jet trainer (lost to de Havilland Vampire T.11)[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.120
  • Boulton Paul P.121
  • Boulton Paul P.122
  • Boulton Paul P.124 - jet trainer (lost to Hunting Percival Jet Provost)[49]
  • Boulton Paul P.146 - Proposed VTOL airliner.

Bounsall

((Edward & Curtis) Bounsall Aircraft, Mesquite, NV)

Bourdon

((Allen P) Bourdon Aircraft Corp, E Greenwich, RI, 1930: Merged with Viking Flying Boat Co.)

  • Bourdon Kitty Hawk[28]
  • Bourdon B-2 Kittyhawk[28]
  • Bourdon B-4 Kittyhawk

Bourgois-Sénémaud

(Paul Bourgois with Sénémaud as engineer and Deckert as test pilot at a workshop in Levallois-Perret)

  • Bourgois-Sénémaud 10
  • Bourgois-Sénémaud AT.1
  • Bourgois-Sénémaud AT.35
  • Bourgois-Sénémaud AT.40
  • Bourgois-Sénémaud BT[50]
  • Bourgois AM 50[51]

Bourn

(Clarence H. Bourn, Dallas, TX)

Bouvet-de Rougé

(Marcel Bouvet and Charles de Rougé)

  • Bouvet-de Rougé Elion[11]

Bowers

(Peter M Bowers, Seattle, WA)

Bowlby

((Richard "Dick") Bowlby Airplane Company, 1510 N Fairview and 413 S Market St, Wichita, KS)

  • Bowlby Sunbeam

Bowlus

  • Bowlus 1-S-2100
  • Bowlus BA-100 Baby Albatross
  • Bowlus BS-100 Super Albatross
  • Bowlus SP-1 Paper Wing
  • Bowlus/Nelson BB-1 Dragonfly

Bowman

(Elmer Bowman, Owatonna, MN)

  • Bowman 1930 monoplane[28]
  • Bowman 1940 biplane[28]

Bowyer

(Jack B. Bowyer, Wichita, KS)

Boyd

(Chester M & W Hunter Boyd, Logan Field, Baltimore, MD)

  • Boyd Flying Craft Model A[28]
  • Boyd Flying Craft Model C[28]

Boyer

(Francois Boyer)

Boyd

(Gary Boyd)


References

  1. ↑ "NICO BRAAS COLLECTION No. 11508. Bayerische Flugzeugwerke BFW 1 Sperber (D-1315 c/n 351) "Bismarck"". http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/Braas/11508.htm. 
  2. ↑ "NICO BRAAS COLLECTION No. 11509. Bayerische Flugzeugwerke BFW 3 Marabu". http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/Braas/11509.htm. 
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Gray, Peter; Thetford, Owen (1970). German Aircraft of the First World War (2nd ed.). London: Putnam. ISBN 0-370-00103-6. 
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