This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Br' through 'Bz'.

Br–Bz

Bradley

(Chico, CA)

Bradley

(Curtiss Bradley, Tulsa, OK)

  • Bradley LRB-1

Bradley

(Ben R. Bradley, Fort Lauderdale, FL)

  • Bradley Imp

Brædstrup

  • Brædstrup Ultralet Fly BUF 1[1]

Brain

(Jacob T & Jacob J Brain, Paterson, NJ)

  • Brain 1933 monoplane

Braley Beezle Bug

((Thomas) Braley Aircraft Co, 211 E Douglas Ave and 6400 E Franklin Rd, Wichita, KS)

  • Braley B-1[2]
  • Braley B2-K5[2]
  • Braley B2-R5[2]
  • Braley B2-J6[2]
  • Braley B-2C6[2]

Brändli

(Max Brändli)

Brandt

(Michel Brandt)

  • Brandt Kochab[3]

Brantly

(Brantly Helicopter Corp)

Bratu

(Romulus Bratu)

Bratukhin

Braunschweig

(TU-Braunschweig, Institut für Luftfahrtmeßtechnik und Flugmeteorologie)

Brazil Lion

((Lion Aircraft Co, Chicago, IL / Brazil Aircraft Corp., Brazil, IN]]

  • Brazil Lion Safety Plane

Brditschka

see also HB-Flugtechnik

Breda

(Società Italiana Ernesto Breda)

Bredelet-Gros

  • Bredelet-Gros BG-01 Gerfaut[7][8]

Breecher

(Ray N. Breecher)

  • Breecher 1936 monoplane[2]

Breese

(Breese Aircraft Corp, Portland, OR)

Breezer Aircraft gmbh

Breezy

(Robert Liposky, Charles Roloff, Carl Unger, Oak Lawn, IL)

  • Breezy RLU-1[2]

Breguet

(Société Anonyme des Ateliers d’Aviation Louis BREGUET)

Bretthauer

  • Bretthauer Lewann DD-1[16]

Brewster

(Claude Brewster, Toledo, OH)

  • Brewster 1936 biplane[2]

Brewster

(Brewster and Co, Aircraft Div, Long Island City, NY)

Briegleb

see also: Sailplane Corporation of America

Briffaud

(Georges Briffaud)

  • Briffaud GB.4[17]
  • Briffaud GB.5[17]
  • Briffaud GB.6
  • Briffaud GB.8[18]
  • Briffaud GB.9[19]
  • Briffaud GB.10 Pou-Push[7][20]
  • Briffaud GB.11
  • Briffaud GB.60
  • Briffaud GB.80[21][18]

Briggs

(Harold H Briggs, Beaverton, OR)

  • Briggs Briggster[2]
  • Briggs Special[2]
  • Briggs-Marion[2]

Brink (aircraft constructor)

  • Brink Model B Aeronca conversion?

Brinn

(Daniel J Brinn, Garden City, KS)

Bristol

(designations for aircraft built prior to 1923 were applied retroactively)[22]

Bristol

(Uriel Bristol, Sunny Isle, St Croix, Virgin Islands)

British Aerospace

(BAe, British Aerospace, United Kingdom)

British Aircraft Company

(BAC, British Aircraft Company, United Kingdom)

British Aircraft Corporation

(BAC, British Aircraft Corporation, United Kingdom)

British Aircraft Manufacturing

(BA, British Aircraft Manufacturing Company, United Kingdom)

British Deperdussin

(British Deperdussin Aeroplane Syndicate. / British Deperdussin Aeroplane Co., Ltd.)

  • British Depurdussin Seagull

British Gyroplanes Ltd.

  • BGL Tyro Gyro Mk 2[25]

British Klemm

(British Klemm Aeroplane Company)

British Taylorcraft

(see Taylorcraft Aeroplanes (England) Limited)

Britten-Norman

BRM Aero

BRM Costruções Aeronáuticas

(Pero Pinheiro, Portugal)

Brochet

(Avions Maurice Brochet / Constructions Aéronautiques Maurice Brochet)

Brock

( also Brock-Stinson - Walter L. Brock, Chicago, IL]]

  • Brock 1919 biplane[2]
  • Brock Exhibition Monoplane[2]
  • Brock-Stinson[2]
  • Brock Loop Tractor[2]

Brock

(Ken Brock Manufacturing Inc. Santa Ana, CA)

Brodeau

(André Brodeau)

Brodhead

(Arthur L. Brodhead, Miami, FL)

  • Brodhead AS-1 Albee Sport[2]

Brokaw-Jones

(Brokaw Aviation Inc (Dr Burgon F Brokaw & Ernest R Jones), Leesburg, FL)

  • Brokaw-Jones BJ-520 Bullet[2]

Bromon

(Bromon Aircraft Company)

Brooklands Aerospace

  • Brooklands Aerospace Firemaster 65

Broughton-Blaney

  • Broughton-Blaney Brawny[32]

Brown

(Louis H. Brown, Toledo, OH)

  • Brown 1927 biplane[2]

Brown

((Thoburn C. & William R.) Brown Metalplane Co, S 168 Post St, Spokane, WA)

  • Brown Metalark I[2]
  • Brown Metalark II[2]
  • Brown Metalark II[2]
  • Brown Silver Streak[2]

Brown

(aka Ben Brown - Benjamin Brown, Lawrence, KS)

  • Brown SC[2]
  • Brown SC Diamond Wing[2]

Brown

(C.L. Brown, Rushville MO.)

  • Brown 1931 monoplane[2]
  • Brown 1935 monoplane[2]
  • Brown B[2]

Brown

(H.F. Brown, Wichita, KS)

  • Brown Special[2]

Brown

(William Brown Jr., Fall Creek, WI)

  • Brown 1931 monoplane[2]

Brown

(Alden Brown, San Francisco, CA)

Brown

(Benjamin Brown, Lawrence, KS)

Brown

(Lawrence W Brown, Clover Field, Santa Monica, CA, 1931: Brown Aircraft Co, Montebello, CA)

Brown-Mercury

((Lawrence W) Brown-Mercury Aircraft Corp (with R T Leonard), 1172 E Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Brown-Mercury C-2[2]
  • Brown-Mercury C-3 Trimotor[2]

Brown-Young

((Willis C) Brown-(Richard) Young; aka Columbia Aircraft Co, Tulsa, OK)

Browning

(J.B. Browning and Ben E. Cayler, Oceanside and Encinitas, CA)

  • Browning C-1[2]

Brubaker

(Wayne Chester Brubaker, Terre Hill, PA)

  • Brubaker B-2[2]

Bruggeman

(Clarence W Bruggeman, Norfolk, NE)

  • Bruggeman Nini Bandido[2]

Brügger

Brumby Aircraft Australia

Brun-Cottan

  • Brun-Cottan Patrol flying boat[12]
  • Brun-Cottan H.B.2 flying boat[12]

Brunner-Winkle

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

Brush

(Joseph Brush, Riverdale, NJ)

Brutsche Aircraft Corporation

(Salt Lake City, UT)

Bryan

(Leland D. Bryan)

Bryan-Laird

(J C Bryan & Charles Laird, Greer College, Greer Airways, 2024 S Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL)

  • Bryan-Laird B-1B[2]

Bryant

((Leland A) Bryant Aircraft Syndicate, Vail Field, Bell Gardens, CA)

  • Bryant 1927 monoplane(Dole Race entrant, christened Angel of Los Angeles)[2]

Brysacz

  • Brysacz Model 2[2]

Brzeski

(Henryk Brzeski)

BSAS

(Braddick Specialised Air Services International (pty.) Ltd. P.O.Box 2189 M.E.C.C KZN 4301 South Africa)

Bucciero

(Renato Bucciero)

Buchanan

(Buchanan Aircraft Corporation, Queensland, Australia)

Buchanan

(William O. Buchanan, Long Beach, CA)

  • Buchanan Zipper[2]

Buckenberg

(Clarence Rudolph Buckenberg, Larchwood, IA)

  • Buckenberg 1932 monoplane[2]

Bücker

(Bücker Flugzeugbau)

Buckeye

(Buckeye Industries Inc of Argos, IN)

Buckley

(Buckley Aircraft Co.)

Budd

(Edward G Budd Mfg Co, Philadelphia, PA)

Buecker

(Carl Buecker, Ft Wayne, IN)

  • Buecker Skylark[2]

Buethe

(W.B. Buethe Enterprise Inc)

Buffington

Paul W. Buffington, Springfield, OH

  • Buffington WE-3B Lady Jamy[2]

Bugatti

Buhl

Bullock

(Walter Bullock)

  • Bullock-Curtiss Little Looper
  • Dallman Little Looper
  • Bullock-Curtiss Pusher

Bulté

(Avions Bulté & Cie SA / René Bulté)

Bultzing-Slöwen

  • Bultzing-Slöwen 1909 Biplane-Helicopter[2]

Bunting

(John F. Bunting, Bothell, WA)

Bunyard

(Kenneth L Bunyard, Westchester, NY, Bunyard Airplanes, Flushing, NY)

Burak

(Stanley Burak)

  • Burak XF-4

Burgess

Burgfalke

(Burgfalke-Flugzeugbau)

  • Burgfalke M-150 Schulmeister[40]

Burgoyne-Stirling

  • Burgoyne-Stirling Dicer[41]

Burke

(Burke Aircraft Co, 704 Townsend St, Chicago, IL)

  • Burke Model 1[2]

Burkholdt

(Fred & Sanford Burkholdt, Minneapolis, MN)

  • Burkholdt 1927 monoplane[2]

Burleson

  • Burleson Rockford Twister[2]

Burlingame

(Elmer A. Burlingame, Boston, MA)

  • Burlingame Imp[2]

Burnelli

(also see CCF & Continental)

Burns

(Art Burns & J E "Brig" Young (Jung), Los Angeles, CA)

  • Burns 1925 biplane[2]

Burns

(Burns Aircraft Co., Starkville, MS)

Burrell

(Leslie K. Burrell, Garden Grove, CA)

  • Burrell Sport[2]

Burrows

(Riley Burrows, Gardena and Glendale, CA)

Burt

(Robert F. Burt, Pomona, CA)

  • Burt RB-2 Special[2]

Buscaylet-Béchereau

  • Buscaylet-Béchereau C.1[43]
  • Buscaylet-Bechereau BB.2[43] (alternative designation for the C.1)

Buscaylet-de Monge

Bush

((C J) Bush Welding Works, 117 Greene St, Piqua, OH)

Bushby

(Bushby Aircraft Inc. - Robert W. Bushby)

Bushcaddy

(Bushcaddy Aircraft Canada, Lachute, Quebec, Canada)

Bushey-McGrew

(Ralph Bushey & C F McGrew, Los Angeles, CA)

  • ushey-McGrew B7M1 Bumblebee[2]

Bushmaster

(Bushmaster Aircraft Corp.)

Bussen

(Eugene A. Bussen, Jefferson Barracks, MO)

Butler

(C. Arthur Butler)

Butler

(Butler Co, 325 S Broadway St, Butler, IN)

  • Butler Yellow Jacket[2]

Butler

Butler Aircraft Corporation, division of Butler Manufacturing Corporation, Kansas City MO.

Butterfly

(Butterfly Aero, Oakville, WA)

The Butterfly LLC

Butters

(William A. Butters & Associates, Johnstown, PA)

  • Butters 1930 monoplane[2]

Butterworth

(G.N. Butterworth, West Kingston, RI)

  • Butterworth Westland Whirlwind II[2]

Büttner Propeller

(Gerald Büttner - Obernkirchen, Obernkirchen, Germany)

Butz

  • Butz F-1

Buxton

(Jay Buxton, Hawthorne, CA)

  • Buxton B-4-A[2]

Buzzard

SEE Snyder

Buzzman

(Buzzman ARVS / L'il Hustler Ultralight Aviation)

Bye Aerospace

(Denver, Colorado, United States)

Bylinkin

(Fedor Ivanovich Bylinkin)

  • Bylinkin 1910 monoplane[5]

Byron

(Charles Byron, East Brunswick, NJ)

  • Byroncraft A1[2]


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