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List of aircraft (V)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'V'.

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V

V-STOL

(V-STOL Aircraft Fort Myers, Florida, United States)

V-TOL Aerospace

  • V-TOL Aerospace Hammerhead[1]
  • V-TOL Aerospace i-copter Phantom
  • V-TOL Aerospace i-copter Seeker

Vagel-Grip

(Vagel-Grip Flugzeugbau, Johannistal)

  • Vagel-Grip SP-5 Greif Sarotti

Vajic

(Borislav Vajic)

  • Vajic V-55

Vakhmistrov

(Vladimir Vakhmistrov, Soviet Union)

Valentin

(Valentin Flugzeugbau GmbH, Hasfurt, Germany)

Valladeau

  • Valladeau light aircraft[2]

Valley Engineering

(Valley Engr (Gene & Larry Smith), Rolla, Missouri, United States)

Valmet

(Valmet OY Lentokonetehdas - Valmet Aircraft Factory, Finland)

Valunas

(Y.Valunas, Prenai, Lithuania)

  • Valunas Va-1[3] (a.k.a. Valuno Va-1)

VAMP

(VAMP (Van Dersarl Motor Products) Aircraft Co, Denver, Colorado, United States)

Van Anden

(Frank Van Anden, Islip, New York, United States)

  • Van Anden 1911 Biplane[4]

Van Berkel

(Van Berkel's Patent Company Ltd)

Van Camp-Murray

(Vernon Van Camp and Durard Murray, Kingman, Kansas, United States)

  • Van Camp-Murray Sport[4]

Van Cleave

(William Van Cleave, Love Field, Dallas, Texas, United States)

  • Van Cleave 1928 Biplane[4]

Van Dine

(Peter D Van Dine, Merganser Aircraft Corp, Annapolis, Maryland, United States)

  • Van Dine Merganser 1[4][5]
  • Van Dine Merganser 2
  • Van Dine Merganser 3

Van Duzer

(Frank Van Duzer, Waukegan, Illinois, United States)

  • Van Duzer 1936 Monoplane[4]

Van Lith

(Jean Van Lith)

van Meel

(Marinus van Meel)

Van Pomer

(John Van Pomer, Fort Edward, New York, United States)

  • Van Pomer 1910 Biplane[4]

Van Valkenberg

(Eber H Van Valkenberg Aircraft Co, McKeesport, Pennsylvania and Toledo, Ohio, United States)(Van Valkenberg Aircraft Limited, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

  • Van Valkenberg 1927 Monoplane[4]
  • Van Valkenberg VM-11[4]
  • Van Valkenberg M-2(CF-ATT)(1933)[6]
  • Van Valkenberg BM-3 Bayamo(1935)[6][7]

Van's

(Van's Aircraft Inc, North Plains, Oregon, United States)

Vancil

(Belton, South Carolina, United States)

VanDellen

(Lubert VanDellen, Pella, Indiana or Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States)

  • Van Dellen LH-2[4]

Vance

(Vance Aircraft Inc, Fresno and Oakland, California, United States)

Vancil

(A. Vancil)

Vanderford

(William Vanderford, Gladbrook, Iowa, United States)

  • Vanderford 1923 Monoplane[4]

VanGrunsven

(Richard VanGrunsven)

Vanguard

(Vanguard Air and Marine Corp (pres: Edward Vanderlip), Radnor, Pennsylvania, United States)

  • Vanguard Model 2C[4][8]
  • Vanguard Model 2D Omniplane[4]

Melvin Vaniman

(Melvin Vaniman)

  • Vaniman Triplane 1bis

Vantuil

(Ibbs "Dutch" Vantuil)

  • Vantuil Flying Dutchman[4]

Varga

(László Varga / Repülő Muszaki Intézet (RMI)) Data from:[9]

Varga

((George) Varga, Chandler, Arizona, United States)

Varney

(Walter T Varney Aeroplanes, 832 Post St, San Francisco, California, United States)

  • Varney 1921 Biplane[4]

Vashon Aircraft

(Woodinville, Washington, United States)

VBS

VEB

(VEB Flugzeugwerke, Dresden, East Germany)

Vecihi Hürkuş

VEF

(Valsts Elektrotehniskā Fabrika - State Electrotechnical Factory)

Vega

(Walter T Varney Aeroplanes / Vega Aircraft Co. Burbank, California, United States)

Vejraska

(Victor Vejraska, Friend, Nebraska, United States)

  • Vejraska Arrow[4]

Veleria Dedalo

(Gradara, Italy)

Velie

(Velie Motor Co.)

Velocity

(Velocity Inc, Sebastian, Florida and Lincoln, California, United States)

Vendôme

(Raoul Vendôme)

  • Odier-Vendôme 1909 Biplane
  • Vendôme III
  • Vendôme La Moustique

Venga

(Venga Aircraft Inc.)

Ventura

(La Frette, Isère, France)

Venture

Verdaguer

  • Verdaguer FVA (tandem biplane bi-motor)

Verhees Engineering

(Lommel, Belgium)

Verilite

(Verilite Aircraft Co, div of De Vore Aviation (pres: Gil De Vore), Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States)

  • Verilite Model 100 Sunbird[4]

Verner

  • Verner W-01 Brouček

Verrue

(Maurice Verrue)

  • Verrue Mighty Midjet[2]

Vertak

(Vertak Corp, Troy, Ohio, United States)

  • Vertak S-229 ESTOL[4]

Vertaplane

see Herrick

Vertical

(Vertical Aviation Technologies Inc (pres: Brad Clark), Sanford, Florida, United States/ Vertical Aviation Technology / VAT)

Verticraft

  • Verticraft Verticar[12]

Vertol

(Vertol Aircraft Corporation after name change from Piasecki Helicopter Corporation in 1955; United States)

Vervillle

( (Alfred V) Verville Aircraft Co, Green & Melville Aves, Detroit, Michigan, United States)

Vervoost Leichtflugzeuge

(Sinzig, Germany)

VFTHB

(Versuchsflugzeugbau Technische Hochschule Breslau)

VFW-Fokker

(Germany/Netherlands)

VGO

(Versuchsbau G.m.b.H. Gotha-Ost)

Viberti

(Ali Verberti SpA)

Vickers/Vickers-Armstrong

(United Kingdom) (See Also Supermarine)

Vickers

(Vickers Aircraft Company)

Vickers

(Vickers plc)

Victa

(Victa Limited, Australia)

Victor

(Victor Metal Aircraft Co, Camden, New Jersey, United States)

  • Victor G-1 Sportster[4]
  • Victor-Knoll VK-1[4]

Victory

(Victory Aircraft Engr Co (pres: Forrest W Hicks), Victory Airport, North Hollywood, California)

  • Victory SS-1[4]

Vidal

(Jerry Vidal)

  • Vidal Plane-a-copter[4]

Vidervol-Szaraz

(James Vidervol & Arpad Szaraz, Cleveland, Ohio, United States)

  • Vidervol-Szaraz VS-1[4]

Vidor

(Giuseppe Vidor, Italy)

Viel

(Maurice Viel)

Vieweg

(Otto C Vieweg, Seattle, Washington, United States)

  • Vieweg B-1-A[4]

VIH

(Vliegtuig Industrie Holland, Netherlands)

Viking Aircraft Inc

(Panama City Beach, Florida, United States)

Viking Aircraft LLC

(Viking Aircraft LLC, Elkhorn, Wisconsin)

Viking

(Viking Flying Boat Co, 89 Shelton Ave, New Haven, Connecticut, United States)

Villasana

(TNCA / Juan Guillermo Villasana)

  • Villasana Series H (TNCA H)
  • Villasana Latino America
  • Villasana 1924 helicopter

Villamil

(Federico Cantero Villamil)

Villars

(Maurice Villars)

  • Villars MV.10[2]

Villiers

(Ateliers d'Aviation François Villiers, Meudon)

Villish

  • Villish VM-5

Vincent

(Guy O Vincent, Centerburg and Zanesville, Ohio, United States)

  • Vincent Three seat Biplane[4]
  • Vincent Two seat Biplane[4]

Vine

(S.W. Vine, Krugersdorp, Traansval)

  • Vine 1930 glider[13]
  • Vine Altis (V1, V2 & V3)[14]

[15]

Vintage Ultralight

(Vintage Ultralight and Lightplane Association, Marietta, Georgia, United States)

Vinters

Vintras-Bouillier

(Jean Pierre Vintras et Lucien Bouillier)

  • Vintras-Bouillier VB-20 Isard[16]

Viper

(Viper Aircraft Corporation, Pasco, Washington, United States)

Virmoux

(M Virmoux)

  • Virmoux V.1
  • Virmoux V.2

ViS

(Vyacheslav i Svetlana Shkurenko)

VisionAire Corp

(VisionAire Corp, Chesterfield, Missouri, United States

VL

(Valtion Lentokonetehdas)

VL-DDR

Vlaicu 1909-1914

(Aurel Vlaicu)

Vogt

(Designer: Alfred Voght)

Vogt-Stockhausen

(Karl Vogt and Johann Stockhausen)

  • Vogt-Stockhausen Adler

Voisin

(Société Anonyme des Aéroplanes G. Voisin, France)

Vol Xerpa

(Barcelona, Spain)

Volaire

(Volaircraft Inc (fdr: Jack Gilberti), Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, United States)

Volante

(Volante Aircraft Co (fdr: K P Rice), Santa Ana, California, United States)

  • Volante Flying Car[4]

Voliamo

Volland

Volmer Jensen

(Volmer Jensen, Burbank, California, United States)

Volocopter

Volpar

(Volpar Inc (Volitan & Paragon Corps), Van Nuys, California, United States)

Volta Volare

VoltAero

von Cosel

(Carl T von Cosel, Key West, Florida, United States)

  • von Cosel 1930 Monoplane[4]

von Hagen

(Alex von Hagen, Seattle, Washington, United States)

  • von Hagen Flyer[4]

Von Hoffman

(Von Hoffman Aircraft Co, St Louis, Missouri, United States)

  • Von Hoffman TP[4]

Vortech

Vortex

(Vortex Aircraft Co, San Diego, California, United States)

  • Vortex PhoenixJet[4]

Vos

(Marquand Vos / Helicopter Manufacturing Company)

Votaw

(Vortex Aircraft Co, San Diego, California, United States)

Vought

(De Witt C Vought )

  • Vought 1911 aeroplane[4]

Vought

(Vought (Chance Vought), Lewis & Vought, Vought-Sikorsky, Vought Corporation, United States)

VPM

(VPM Snc - Vittorio Magni)

VSR

(VanMeter Smith Racing, Wichita, Kansas, United States)

VTOL Aircraft

Vuia

(Trajan Vuia)

  • Vuia I
  • Vuia II
  • Vuia III
  • Vuia No.1 helicopter 1908
  • Vuia No.2 helicopter 1921

Vulcanair

(Italy)

Vultee

((Gerard Freebairn) Vultee Aircraft Div, Aviation Mfg Corp-AVCO, Downey, California, United States)

Lists of aircraft

VUT

  • VUT 001 Marabu

VZLU

References

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  3. ^ Stingray. "Valunas Va-1". Retrieved 29 July 2013.
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Further reading

Main article: List of aircraft § Further reading

External links

Main article: List of aircraft § External links
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