List of aircraft (N)
This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'N'.
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NA
(NA Design formerly UNIS)
NAC
(National Aeroplane Co, Chicago IL and Galveston TX.)
- Beech-Farman aka Beech-National[2]
NAC
(National Aircraft Corp)
- NAC Dream[2]
NAC
(Norman Aeroplane Company Ltd.)
Nagler
(Nagler Helicopter Company Inc, White Plains NY.)
- Nagler Honcho 100[2]
- Nagler Honcho 200[2]
- Nagler Honcho 202[2]
- Nagler NH-120
- Nagler NH-140[2]
- Nagler NH-160
- Nagler NH-170
- Nagler VG-1 Vertigyro[2]
- Nagler VG-2[2]
- Nagler XNH-1 Heliglider[2]
- Nagler XNH-2 Heligyro[2]
Nagler-Rolz
(Bruno Nagler & Franz Rolz)
Naglo
(Naglo Bootswerft / Fritz Naglo)
Nagy
(Hugó Nagy)
- Nagy Nádi[5]
Nagy-Bansagi
(Hugó Nagy & Bansagi)
- Nagy-Bansagi Bene[5]
Nagy-Cserkuti
(Hugó Nagy & János Cserkuti)
- Nagy-Cserkuti Botond[5]
NAGL System
(Weißkirchen in Steiermark, Austria)
Nakajima
(Japanese:中島飛行機株式会社 - Nakajima Hikōki Kabushiki Gaisha - Nakajima Aircraft Company) / (Nakajima Hikoki KK - Nakajima Aeroplane Company Ltd.)
- Nakajima Type 1 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 3 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 4 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 5 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 6 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 7 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima Type 4 Trainer[6]
- Nakajima Type 5 Trainer[6]
- Nakajima Bulldog Fighter[6]
- Nakajima-Breguet Reconnaissance Seaplane[6]
- Nakajima-Douglas DC-2 Transport[6]
- Nakajima-Fokker Super Universal[6]
- Nakajima-Fokker Ambulance Aircraft[6]
- Nakajima Akatsuki
- Nakajima Fishery Seaplane[6]
- Nakajima AN-1
- Nakajima AT-1
- Nakajima AT-2
- Nakajima B-6 Biplane[6]
- Nakajima DB
- Nakajima DF
- Nakajima K
- Nakajima Ko-4
- Nakajima LB-2
- Nakajima N-19
- Nakajima N-35[6]
- Nakajima N-36[6]
- Nakajima NAF-1[6]
- Nakajima NAF-2[6]
- Nakajima NC
- Nakajima NK1F[6]
- Nakajima NJ
- Nakajima NY
- Nakajima NZ
- Nakajima P-1
- Nakajima PA[6]
- Nakajima PA-Kai[6]
- Nakajima Type PE
- Nakajima Q[6]
- Nakajima RZ[6]
- Nakajima S[6]
- Nakajima Y3B[6]
- Nakajima YM
- Nakajima A1N
- Nakajima A2N
- Nakajima A3N
- Nakajima A4N
- Nakajima A6M2-N
- Nakajima B3N[6]
- Nakajima B4N[7]
- Nakajima B5N
- Nakajima B6N Tenzan
- Nakajima C2N
- Nakajima C3N
- Nakajima C6N Saiun
- Nakajima D2N[7]
- Nakajima D3N[7]
- Nakajima E2N
- Nakajima E4N
- Nakajima E8N
- Nakajima E12N[7]
- Nakajima G5N Shinzan
- Nakajima G8N Renzan
- Nakajima G10N Fugaku
- Nakajima J1N Gekko
- Nakajima J5N Tenrai
- Nakajima J9Y Kikka
- Nakajima L1N
- Nakajima Ki-4
- Nakajima Ki-6
- Nakajima Ki-8[6]
- Nakajima Ki-11
- Nakajima Ki-12
- Nakajima Ki-19
- Nakajima Ki-27
- Nakajima Ki-34
- Nakajima Ki-37[8]
- Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa
- Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki
- Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu
- Nakajima Ki-58
- Nakajima Ki-62
- Nakajima Ki-63
- Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate
- Nakajima Ki-87
- Nakajima Ki-106[8]
- Nakajima Ki-113[8]
- Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi
- Nakajima Ki-116
- Nakajima Ki-117[8]
- Nakajima Ki-201 Karyu
- Nakajima Army Model 2 Ground Taxi-ing Trainer[6]
- Nakajima Army Type Ko 2 Trainer[6]
- Nakajima Army Type Ko 3 Fighter/Trainer[6]
- Nakajima Army Type Ko 4 Fighter[6]
- Nakajima Army Type 91 Fighter
- Nakajima Army Type 94 Reconnaissance Aircraft
- Nakajima Army Type 95-2 Crew Trainer
- Nakajima Army Type 97 Transport
- Nakajima Army Type 97 Fighter
- Nakajima Army Type 100 Heavy Bomber
- Nakajima Army Type 1 Fighter
- Nakajima Army Type 2 Single-Seat Fighter
- Nakajima Army Type 4 Fighter
- Nakajima Army Special Attacker Tsurugi
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 6-shi Carrier Two-seat Fighter[6][7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental Kusho 6-shi Dive Bomber[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 7-shi Dive Bomber[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 7-shi Carrier Fighter[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 7-shi Carrier Attack Aircraft[6]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 8-shi Carrier Two-seat Fighter[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 8-shi Reconnaissance Seaplane[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 8-shi Carrier Bomber[6][7] (aka Special Bomber)
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 9-shi Carrier Attack Aircraft[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 9-shi Single-seat Fighter[6]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 10-shi Carrier Attacker (B5N)
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 10-shi Carrier Reconnaissance Plane[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 11-shi Carrier Bomber[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 12-shi Two-seat Reconnaissance Seaplane[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 12-shi Carrier Fighter[7]
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 13-shi Three-seat Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 13-shi Attack Bomber Shinzan
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 14-shi Carrier Attacker Tenzan
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 15-shi Fighter Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 17-shi Carrier Reconnaissance Plane Saiun
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 18-shi Attack Bomber Renzan
- Nakajima Navy Experimental 18-shi Otsu (B) Type Interceptor Fighter Tenrai
- Nakajima Navy Experimental LB-2 Long-range Attack Aircraft
- Nakajima Navy Experimental Super Heavy Bomber Fugaku
- Nakajima Navy Type 2 Land Reconnaissance Plane
- Nakajima Navy Type 3 Carrier Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Type 15 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 90 Training Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Type 90 Carrier Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Type 90-2 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 90-2-2 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 90-2-3 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 95 Carrier Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Type 95 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 97-1 Carrier Attack Bomber
- Nakajima Navy Type 97-3 Carrier Attack Bomber
- Nakajima Navy Type 97 Carrier Reconnaissance Aircraft
- Nakajima Navy Type 97 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 97 Transport
- Nakajima Navy Type 2 Land Attack Plane
- Nakajima Navy Type 2 Land Reconnaissance Plane
- Nakajima Navy Type 2 Night Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Type 2 Fighter Seaplane
- Nakajima Navy Type 3 Carrier Fighter
- Nakajima Navy Carrier Attack Bomber Tenzan
- Nakajima Navy Fokker Reconnaissance Plane
- Nakajima Navy Carrier Reconnaissance Plane Saiun
- Nakajima Navy Night Fighter Gekko
- Nakajima Kōkoku Nigō Heiki (皇国二号兵器 Imperial Weapon No.2) Kikka
NAL
(Japanese National Aerospace Laboratory)
- NAL VTOL test rig[9]
NAMC
(Nihon Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation)
Nanchang
(Nanchang Aircraft Manufacturing co.) (changed name to Hongdu)
- Nanchang A-5
- Nanchang Q-5
- Nanchang Q-6 MiG-23 based project
- Nanchang CJ-5
- Nanchang CJ-6
- Nanchang J-12
- Nanchang K-8 Karakorum
- Nanchang Y-5
- Nanchang Jing Gang Shan-4[10]
- Nanchang N5A
- Nanchang N5B
Nanchang/Hongdu
Nanjing Institute of Aeronautics
- ChangKong-1
- NAI AD-100 Traveller[11]
Nanjing Light Aircraft Co.
- NLA AC-500 Aircar[12]
Narahara
(Sanji Narahara / Tokyo Hikoki Sesakusho - Tokyo Aeroplane Manufacturing Works)
Nardi
(Fratelli Nardi)
- Nardi FN.305
- Nardi FN.310
- Nardi FN.315
- Nardi FN.316
- Nardi FN.333
- Nardi FN.500[13]
NARP
(Nikolaev Aircraft Repair Plant)
NAS
(National Airways System Inc (fdrs: Glenn J Romkey & Shukri F Tannus), Lomax IL)
- NAS Air King 1926 (1)[2]
- NAS Air King 1926 (2)[2]
- NAS Air King 1927[2]
- NAS Air King 1928[2]
- NAS Air King Mono-4[2]
- NAS Air Prince[2]
NASA
- NASA AD-1
- NASA Centurion
- NASA Helios
- NASA Hyper III
- NASA M2-F1
- NASA Paresev
- NASA Pathfinder
- NASA Pathfinder Plus
- NASA Puffin
Nash
((Paul) Nash Aircraft Co, Chapin IL.)
- Nash N
Nash
(Nash Aircraft Ltd.)
Nash-Kelvinator
(Kelvinator Div, Nash-Kelvinator Corp, Detroit MI.)
- Nash-Kelvinator JRK[2]
- Nash-Kelvinator R-6 Hoverfly - licencse production of the Sikorsky R-6[2]
National
(National Aircraft Corp, Watts Airport, Beaverton OR.)
- National Bluebird C-3[2]
- National Bluebird LP-1[2]
- National Bluebird LP-3[2]
- National Bluebird LP-4[2]
- National Bluebird S-1[2]
National
(National Airplane & Motor Co, 2810 E 11 St, Los Angeles CA.)
- National 1940 Aeroplane
National
(National Aircraft Corp, 3411 Tulare Ave, Burbank CA.)
- National NA-75[2]
National
(National Motors Corp, Stout Field, Indianapolis IN.)
National Wingless
(National Wingless Aircraft Inc, 410 Donner Ave, Monessen PA.)
- National Wingless 1935 Aeroplane[2]
Nationale Vliegtuig Industrie
see NVI
Naugle
((Harry C & Richard G) Naugle Aircraft Corp, Latrobe PA.)
NAV
(Nederlandsche Automobiel en Vliegteuig Ondernemin)
- NAV.6
Naval Air Establishment
(Imperial Chinese Navy)
- Naval Air Establishment Chiang Hung (1930) - 2 or 3 seat touring plane and reconnaissance aircraft
- Naval Air Establishment Chiang Hau (1932) - powered with single 165 hp Wright Whirlwind engine[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Chiang Gaen[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Ning Hai[17][18]
- DH.6 like seaplane
- Naval Air Establishment Beeng (1918?)- tractor biplane/float fighter bomber with single 360 hp prop engine[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Char 1918 - 2 seat primary trainer seaplane[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Ding (1934) - 2 seat bombing/torpedo seaplane using a single 360 hp Rolls Royce engine[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Wu (1918?) - general purpose observation aircraft[17]
- Naval Air Establishment Yee (1918?) - 2 seat advance trainer and variant of Char seaplane[17]
Naval Aircraft Factory
- Naval Aircraft Factory BN[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory BS[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory FN[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory GB (Giant Boat)[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory LRN[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory LR2N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory N2N
- Naval Aircraft Factory N3N Canary
- Naval Aircraft Factory N5N
- Naval Aircraft Factory NM[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory NO[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory O2N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory OSN[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory OS2N
- Naval Aircraft Factory SON Seagull
- Naval Aircraft Factory OS2N Kingfisher
- Naval Aircraft Factory PBN Catalina
- Naval Aircraft Factory PN
- Naval Aircraft Factory P2N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory P4N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory PT
- Naval Aircraft Factory SA[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory SBN
- Naval Aircraft Factory SON
- Naval Aircraft Factory SP (Mercury Racer)
- Naval Aircraft Factory T2N
- Naval Aircraft Factory TDN
- Naval Aircraft Factory TD2N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory TD3N[19]
- Naval Aircraft Factory TF
- Naval Aircraft Factory TG
- Naval Aircraft Factory TS
- Naval Aircraft Factory TN
Navarro
(Navarro Safety Aircraft / Joseph Navarro)
- Navarro Chief
- Navarro Naiad[20]
Navion
(Navion Aircraft Corp, Seguin TX. )
NAVO
(Nederlandse Automobiel en-Vleegtuig Onderneming - Dutch Motorcar and Aircraft Co.)
NDN
(NDN Aircraft Ltd.)
Neau
(Robert Neau)
- Neau NR.01 Farfadet[21]
Nederlands Automobile and Aeroplane Co
see: Spijker
Neilsen
((Thomas S & Duncan S) Neilsen Steel Aircraft Co, Berkeley CA.)
- Neilsen NC-1 Golden Bear[2]
Neiva
(Sociedade Aeronáutica Neiva S/A) (Indústria Aeronáutica Neiva S/A)
- Neiva P-56 Agricola
- Neiva BN-1 1950s glider
- Neiva BN-2 glider
- Neiva B Monitor glider
- Neiva Brasilia
- Neiva Campeiro
- Neiva Carajá
- Neiva Corisco (Cherokee Arrow II)
- Neiva Ipanema
- Neiva Lanceiro
- Neiva Minuano
- Neiva Paulistinha 56
- Neiva Rebocador
- Neiva Regente
- Neiva Seneca
- Neiva Sertanejo
- Neiva Universal
- Neiva N-591
- Neiva N-592
Nelsch
(William Nelsch, St Louis MO.)
- Nelsch Monoplane[2]
Nelson
(Norman Nelson, Cloquet MN.)
- Nelson Trainer[2]
Nelson
(Nelson Aircraft Corp, San Fernando CA. )
- Nelson Bumblebee[2]
- Nelson Dragonfly[2]
- Nelson Humming Bird[2]
Nelson
(Raymond Nelson, Tacoma WA. 19??: Deer Park NY.)
Nelson
(Bob Nelson, Pendleton OR)
Nelson
(Robert Nelson)
- Nelson Star Lance 1[2]
Nelson-Driscoll
(Nels J Nelson & Benjamin B Driscoll, 176 E Main St, New Britain CT, and Wallingford Airport CT)
- Nelson-Driscoll Fleet Wing[2]
Nemeth
(Steven Paul Nemeth, Chicago IL.)
- Nemeth Umbrellaplane[2]
Nennig
Nesmith
(Robert E Nesmith, Houston TX.)
Neubert
(Wil Neubert, Long Beach CA; San Luis Obispo CA.)
- Neubert Nostalgia[2]
Neukom
(Albert Neukom Segelflugzeugbau / Werner Pfenniger & Albert Markwalder)
Neumann
(Everett Neumann, Ham Lake MB.)
- Neumann N-2[2]
Neunteufel
(Al Neunteufel)
- Neunteufel Mini-Copter[2]
NeuraJet
(Senftenbach, Austria)
New Avio
New England
(New England Air Transport Co (aka NEAT Co) (pres: George H Armitage), Jefferson Ave, Hillsgrove RI.)
New Era
(New Era Aircraft Corp, Butler PA)
New Kolb
- Kolb Flyer Super Sport
- Kolb Flyer
- Kolb Flyer Powered Parachute
- Kolb Ultrastar
- Kolb Firefly
- Kolb Firestar
- Kolb Mark III
- Kolb Slingshot
- Kolb Kolbra
- Kolb Pelican
New PowerChutes
(Alberton, Gauteng, South Africa)
New Standard
(Standard Aircraft Corp, Paterson NJ)
- New Standard D-24[2]
- New Standard D-25[2]
- New Standard D-26[2]
- New Standard D-27[2]
- New Standard D-28[2]
- New Standard D-29[2]
- New Standard D-30[2]
- New Standard D-31[2]
- New Standard D-32[2]
- New Standard D-33[2]
- New Standard NT-1[2]
- New Standard NT-2[2]
New York
(New York Aero Construction Co, Newark NJ.)
- New York 1916 Biplane[2]
Newbauer
((Valentine) Newbauer Vertical Airplane Co, Monterey Park CA.)
Newhouse
((Richard A and Werner A) Newhouse Flying Service, Rocky Hill-Princeton NJ.)
Newland
(K C "Casey" Newland, Harvey IL.)
- Newland B-45[2]
Newman
(William L Newman, Carlsbad CA.)
- Newman 1935 Monoplane[2]
Newman
(Harley Newman, Carlsbad CA.)
- Newman RA-20[16]
Nexaer
(Peyton, Colorado, United States)
Nexus
(Richard Eaves)
Neybar
(Neyeloff and Barandeguy)
- Neybar N.1[25]
NFS
(Nippon Hiko Gakko - Nippon Flying School)
N.F.W.
(National Flugzeug-Werke G.m.b.H.)
NHI
(Nederlandse Helikopter Industrie)
NHI
NIAI
(Nauchno-Issledovatelskii Aero-Institut - scientific research aero-institute)
- NIAI LK
- NIAI LIG-8
- NIAI RK
- NIAI LIG-7
- NIAI RK-I
- NIAI RK-2
- NIAI LK-1
- NIAI 1
- NIAI LK-4
- NIAI-4
- NIAI P-3
- NIAI LIG-5
- NIAI DP
- NIAI OB
- NIAI ON
- NIAI LEM-3
- NIAI LIG-6
- NIAI SKh-1
- NIAI LIG-10
- OSh
Nicholas-Beazley
(Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Co., Marshall MO.)
- Nicholas-Beazley NB-3 (a.k.a. Barling NB-3)[2]
- Nicholas-Beazley NB-4[2]
- Nicholas-Beazley NB-7[2]
- Nicholas-Beazley NB-8G
- Nicholas-Beazley NB-PG[2]
- Nicholas-Beazley Phantom I a.k.a. Pobjoy Special[2]
- Nicholas-Beazley-Standard modified Standard J-1[2]
- Nicholas-Beasley Pobjoy Special
- Nicholas-Beasley Reaver Special
Nichols
(A H Nichols, Rochester NY.)
- Nichols 1910 Monoplane[2]
Nichols
(A H Nichols, Rochester NY.)
- Nichols Fusion[2]
Nicholson
(Hugh G Nicholson Jr, NY.)
- Nicholson Junior KN-2[2]
Nickel & Foucard
(Rudy nickel & Joseph Foucard)
- Nickel & Foucard NF.001 Asterix[21]
- Nickel & Foucard NF-2 Asterix
Nicolas-Claude
- Nicolas-Claude NC-2 Aquilon[26]
Nicollier
- Nicollier HN 433 Menestrel
- Nicollier HN 434 Super Menestrel
- Nicollier HN 500 Bengali
- Nicollier HN 600 Week-end[16][27]
- Nicollier HN 700 Menestrel II
- Nicollier HN 800
Nielsen & von Lübcke
(Nielsen & von Lübcke G.m.b.H.)
- Nielsen & von Lübcke Eindecker
Nielsen & Winther
(A/S Nielsen & Winther)
- Nielsen & Winther Type Aa[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type Ab[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type Ac[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type Bd[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type Da?4-person “Tourist-aircraft” (maybe called the Type Da)?[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type C[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type E[28]
- Nielsen & Winther Type Fa[28]
Nieman
(Hilbert (Burton) Nieman, MN.)
- Nieman Burtster[2]
Niess
(William Niess)
- Niess I-200
Nieuport
(Société Générale d'Aéro-locomotion / Société Anonyme des Établissements Nieuport)
- Nieuport 10
- Nieuport 11
- Nieuport 12
- Nieuport 15
- Nieuport 16
- Nieuport 17
- Nieuport 20
- Nieuport 21
- Nieuport 23
- Nieuport 24
- Nieuport 27
- Nieuport 28
- Nieuport 29
- Nieuport 80
- Nieuport 81
- Nieuport 82
- Nieuport 83
- Nieuport 140
- Nieuport 160
- Nieuport 1913
- Nieuport IIN
- Nieuport IV
- Nieuport VIM
- Nieuport VIG
- Nieuport Madon
- Nieuport monoplane
- Nieuport Scout
Nieuport & General Aircraft
Nieuport-Delage
Data from:[29]
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 29
- Nieuport-Delage Sesquiplan
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 30
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 31
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 32
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 33
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 37
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 38
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 39
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 40
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 42
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 43
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 44
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 450
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 46
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 48
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 481
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 48bis
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 52
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 540
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 580
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 590
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 62
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 640
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 650
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 690
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 72
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 740
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 82
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 940
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 941[30]
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 942
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 120
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 121
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 122
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 123
- Nieuport-Delage NiD 125
Nihon University
- Nihon N-58 Shigunetto (Cygnet)
- Nihon N-62 Eaglet
- Nihon N-70 Cygnus
- Nihon Egret 1
- Nihon Egret 2
- Nihon Egret 3
- Nihon Ibis
- Nihon Linnet 1
- Nihon Linnet 2
- Nihon Linnet 3
- Nihon Linnet 4
- Nihon MiLan 81
- Nihon MiLan 82
- Nihon Stork A
- Nihon Stork B
Niki Rotor Aviation
(Pravets, Bulgaria)
- Niki 2004
- Niki 2004M
- Niki 2008
- Niki 2009
Nippi
(a.k.a. Nippi, Nihon Aeroplane Co Ltd. - Nihon Hikoki KK)[6]
- Nippi NH-1 Hibari[6]
- Nippi Navy Experimental 12-shi Primary Seaplane Trainer[6]
- Nippi Navy Experimental 13-shi Small Transport[6]
- Nippi K8Nil[6]
Nippon
- Nippon Kogata Hikoki KK - Japan Small Aeroplane Co Ltd.
- Nippon Hachi Motor-glider[6]
- Nihon Kogata Ku-11
- Nihon Kogata K8P
- Nihon Kogata L7P
- Nihon Kogata Navy Experimental 12-Shi Primary Trainer Seaplane
- Nihon Kogata Navy Experimental 13-Shi Small Amphibious Transport
- Nihon Kogata MXJ1
- Nihon Kogata Navy Primary Training Glider Wakakusa
Nikitin
(Vasilii Vasilyevich Nikitin)
- Nikitin NV-1
- Nikitin NV-2
- Nikitin NV-2bis
- Nikitin NV-4
- Nikitin MU-4
- Nikitin PSN-1
- Nikitin PSN-2
- Nikitin MU-4
- Nikitin MU-5
- Nikitin NV-5
- Nikitin NV-5bis
- Nikitin LSh
- Nikitin NV-6
- Nikitin-Shevchenko IS-1
- Nikitin-Shevchenko IS-2
- Nikitin-Shevchenko IS-4
- Nikitin UTI-5
- Nikitin U-5
- Nikitin U-5bis
- Nikitin U-5/MG-31
- Nikitin UTI-6
Niles
(Niles Aircraft Corporation / Joe Niles, Ephrata WA.)
- Williams Gold Tip
- Niles 1928 monoplane[2]
Nilsson
(Erland Nilsson)
- Nilsson Beda (aka Sjöflygplanet "Beda")
Nimmo
(Rod Nimmo, Albuquerque NM)
Nishida
(Matsuzo Nishida)
- Nishida Sport Aeroplane[6]
Nix
(Tommy H Nix, Guin AL)
- Nix Baby Beech 18 modified Ercoupe[2]
Nixon
(John F Nixon, Philadelphia PA.)
- Nixon Special[2]
Noel
(Cecil Noel)
- Noel Wee Mite
Noin
Noorduyn
(Noorduyn Aircraft Ltd)
Nord Aviation
see SNCAN
Norman Aviation
- Norman Aviation J6 Karatoo
- Norman Aviation Nordic I
- Norman Aviation Nordic II
- Norman Aviation Nordic III
- Norman Aviation Nordic IV
- Norman Aviation Nordic V
- Norman Aviation Nordic VI
- Norman Aviation Nordic VII
- Norman Aviation Nordic 8 Mini Explorer
Norman Thompson
Norris
((Rolla V) Norris Aircraft Manufacturer, San Francisco CA.)
- Norris Foolproof Aeroplane[2]
Norsk Flyindustri
See:Hønningstad
Norske Hæren Flyfabrikk
- Flyfabrikk 1918 biplane
North
(Fred North)
North American Aviation
- North American A-2 Savage
- North American A-5 Vigilante
- North American A-27
- North American A-36 Apache
- North American AT-6
- North American AT-24
- North American AJ Savage
- North American A2J
- North American A3J Vigilante
- North American B-21
- North American B-25 Mitchell
- North American B-28 Dragon
- North American B-45 Tornado
- North American B-70 Valkyrie
- North American BC-1
- North American BC-2
- North American BT-9
- North American BT-10
- North American BT-14
- North American BT-28
- North American F-1 Fury
- North American F-6 Mustang
- North American F-82 Twin Mustang
- North American F-86 Sabre
- North American F-93
- North American F-95
- North American F-100 Super Sabre
- North American F-107 Ultra Sabre
- North American F-108 Rapier
- North American FJ-1 Fury
- North American FJ-2/-3 Fury
- North American FJ-4 Fury
- North American FJ-5
- North American L-17
- North American NJ
- North American O-47
- North American P-51 Mustang
- North American P-64
- North American P-78
- North American P-82 Twin Mustang
- North American P-86
- North American PBJ
- North American PJ
- North American SM-64 Navaho
- North American SNJ
- North American SN2J
- North American T-2 Buckeye
- North American T-6 Texan
- North American T-28 Trojan
- North American T-39 Sabreliner
- North American T2J Buckeye
- North American T3J
- North American OV-10 Bronco
- North American X-10
- North American X-15
- North American FS-1 Hoverbuggy[32]
- North American GA-38X
- North American KXA
- North American NA-16
- North American NA-19
- North American NA-19A
- North American NA-20
- North American NA-22
- North American NA-23
- North American NA-26
- North American NA-27
- North American NA-28
- North American NA-29
- North American NA-30
- North American NA-31
- North American NA-32
- North American NA-33
- North American NA-34
- North American NA-35
- North American NA-37
- North American NA-40
- North American NA-41
- North American NA-42
- North American NA-43
- North American NA-44
- North American NA-45
- North American NA-46
- North American NA-47
- North American NA-48
- North American NA-49
- North American NA-56
- North American NA-57
- North American NA-61
- North American NA-64 Yale
- North American NA-68
- North American NA-71
- North American NA-72
- North American NA-142
- North American NA-146
- North American NA-155
- North American NA-156
- North American NA-160
- North American NA-169
- North American NA-175
- North American NA-183
- North American NA-184
- North American Harvard
- North American Sabreliner
- North American Yale
- North American Navion
- North American Navy Experimental Type A Intermediate Trainer
North American Rotorwerks
- North American Rotorwerks Pitbull Ultralight[33]
- North American Rotorwerks Pitbull SS[33]
- North American Rotorwerks Pitbull II[33]
North Wing Design
- North Wing Apache
- North Wing Apache 582 Contour
- North Wing Apache 582 Mustang
- North Wing Apache ST
- North Wing ATF
- North Wing Maverick
- North Wing Maverick 103
- North Wing Maverick Mustang
- North Wing Maverick 2 Legend
- North Wing Maverick 2 RT
- North Wing Sport X2
Northeast
(Northeast Airways Inc (Conrad C Blom), 18 Elder St, Schenectady NY; 1931: Amsterdam NY.)
Northern Aviatik Company
- Northern Aviatik Type 9[34]
- Northern Aviatik Type 11[34]
- Northern Aviatik Type 12[34]
- Northern Aviatik Type 14[34]
- Northern Aviatik Type 17[34]
Northern
(Northern Aircraft Co, Alexandria MN.)
Northrop Corporation
- Northrop A-9
- Northrop A-13
- Northrop A-16
- Northrop A-17
- Northrop A-33
- Northrop B-35
- Northrop B-49
- Northrop BQM-74 Chukar
- Northrop BQM-108
- Northrop BT
- Northrop B2T
- Northrop C-19 Alpha
- Northrop C-100 Gamma
- Northrop C-125 Raider
- Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter
- Northrop RF-5 Tigereye
- Northrop F-15 Reporter
- Northrop F-17 Cobra
- Northrop F-20 Tigershark
- Northrop F-61 Black Widow / Northrop P-61 Black Widow
- Northrop F-89 Scorpion
- Northrop FT
- Northrop F2T Black Widow
- Northrop JB-1 Bat
- Northrop XP-56 Black Bullet
- Northrop P-79
- Northrop XP-948
- Northrop RT
- Northrop T-38 Talon
- Northrop X-4 Bantam
- Northrop X-21
- Northrop 2
- Northrop 3A
- Northrop 5
- Northrop 8A
- Northrop Alpha
- Northrop Avion Experimental[35]
- Northrop Beta
- Northrop BXN
- Northrop Gamma
- Northrop Delta
- Northrop Flying Wing[36][37]
- Northrop HL-10
- Northrop M2-F1
- Northrop M2-F2
- Northrop M2-F3
- Northrop MX-324
- Northrop MX-334
- Northrop MX-543[35]
- Northrop N-1M
- Northrop N-2M
- Northrop N-3PB
- Northrop N-9M
- Northrop N-23 Pioneer
- Northrop N-156
- Northrop Nomad
- Northrop NV-105
- Northrop NV-144
- Northrop Tacit Blue
- Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit
- Northrop Grumman E-8 Joint STARS
- Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk
- Northrop Grumman RQ-8A
- Northrop Grumman RQ-8B
- Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout
- Northrop Grumman MQ-8C Fire-X
- Northrop Grumman X-47 Pegasus
- Northrop Grumman X-47B
- Northrop Grumman Firebird
- Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF-23 Black Widow II
Northrup
(Russell Northrup/Northrop and James R Williams, Rochester NY.)
- Northrup Special[2]
Northwest
(Northwest Aircraft & Motor Co (pres: L F Duval), aka Clifford Aircraft Corp (gliders), 27 West & Commodore Way, Seattle WA.)
- Northwest Model A[2]
Northwest Industries
(Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
Northwest Polytechnic University
- Yan'an-1
- Yan'an-2 helicopter
Northwood
(Dr R C Northwood, Nassau Blvd Aerodrome, Long Island NY.)
- Northwood aeroplane[2]
Notteghem
(Louis-Henri Notteghem)
- Notteghem LN.01[38]
Nourse
(Wallace L Nourse & Victor Leighton, Kansas City MO)
- Nourse 1926 Monoplane[2]
Novaer Craft
Novitchi
- Novitchi RG-6
- Novitchi RG-7
Nozawa
(NozawaKoku Kenkyusho - Nozawa Aviation Research Institute)
NPO Molniya
- Molniya-1
NSA
(National Sport Aircraft Inc, Burbank CA.)
- NSA Genie[2]
NST-Machinenbau
(Werther, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
NUAA
(Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics)
- FT300
Nuri Demirağ
(Nuri Demirağ Aircraft Works), Turkey
Nurov-Elibekian
(N.K.Nurov and S.A.Elibekian)
- Nurov-Elibekian Avianito
Nurtanio
see: Indonesian Aerospace
Nuvoli
(Prospero Nuvoli, Turin, Italy - Laboratorio Artigianale Aeronautico)
- Nuvoli N.3 (40hp Salmson)
- Nuvoli N.3/S (90hp Salmson)
- Nuvoli N.5R (Pobjoy R)
- Nuvoli N.5RR (Pobjoy)
- Nuvoli N.5T (Pobjoy R)
- Nuvoli N.5Cab (Fiat A.70)
- Nuvoli N.5Aq Alta Quota Lab oratorio Artigianale Aeronautico Nuvoli
- Nuvoli ND 6.6
NuWaco
(NuWaco Aircraft Co Inc, Calhan CO)
- NuWaco T-10[2]
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NVI
(Nationale Vliegtuig Industrie)
NWT Co
(Charleston, Maine, United States)
Nyge Aero
- Nyge Aero VLA-1
NZAI
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