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Established 1961 by A.M. 'Tex' Johnston, former Boeing chief test pilot, to build outsize carriers of space boosters, using B-377 Stratocruiser as basis. Produced entire Guppy family. Became Tracor 1974,…
At Chico, California, since 1959 world's biggest converter of transports, bombers and patrol aircraft into firebombers.
Long Beach company which in immediate post-1945 era built all-metal Streak tandem-seat low-wing monoplane with 85, 125 or 165 hp.
Moulton B. Taylor doggedly pursued his dream of a roadable aeroplane—in other words, a flying car—from 1948. Work is continuing on a 4th-generation version. Meanwhile, Mr Taylor has achieved great…
AEROCOMP INC Formed in 1993 and previously known for its production of floats, Aerocomp markets the Comp Air 3 and 4 kitbuilts, together with six-, seven-, eight- and 10-seat versions,…
AEROCOPTER INC Founded in August 2000 by Syrovy and Siamak Yassini. AeroCopter is developing what is described as a "third generation" air transport with VTOL capability. Public debut was at…
AEROCOURIER GROUP AeroCourier was founded in April 2001 to design and produce a light freight aircraft in the Cessna 208 Caravan class. Detail design, and also production of up to…
Aerodis America was formed in 1982 to build advanced light aircraft in collaboration with groups in Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong. Main products were to be AA200 Orion 4-seater, with…
Aerodyne Systems Engineering Ltd had brief existence in 1980s producing Wasp ag/utility helicopter and Hornet armed helicopter trainer, both based on Bell 47.
Inglis M. Uppercu had small aircraft firm at Keyport, NJ, 1908, became Aeromarine Plane and Motor Corp. 1914. Chief engineer Charles Willard designed succession of flying-boats, seaplanes and a few…
Aeronautic Supply Co. Formed at St Louis October 1909, became Benoist 1912.
Incorporated as Aeronautical Corp. of America November 1928, first factory builder of light aircraft in USA, became Aeronca Aircraft 1941. First major product C-2 high-wing single-seater, followed by wide range…
WORLDWIDE AEROS CORPORATION Formed in Ukraine in 1988. Aeros transfered its activities to the USA and was incorporated in Delaware in 1992, relocating to California in October 1993. Aeros' technical…
Formed 1970 in N. Carolina to produce Quail, Rail, Scamp (1973) and Woody Pusher. Scamp alone, 1,050 sets of plans.
AEROSTAR AIRCRAFT CORPORATION LLC Aerostar Aircraft Corporation was formed in 1991 by former Ted Smith employees and acquired the rights to the Aerostar series of pressurised piston-engined twins from Piper…
ADVANCED HYBRID AIRCRAFT INC Formerly based in Isle of Man, UK; relocated to Australia in 1993; to USA in 1996; and to British Columbia, Canada, in 1998 (while retaining a…
Ahrens began design of AH 404 STOL utility transport, powered by 4 420-hp Allison turboprops, in January 1975. Prototype flew at Oxnard, California, December 1976, followed by first production AH…
AIRCRAFT INVESTOR RESOURCES LLC Formed to produce the Epic LT for the Experimental category. AIR moved into 8,360 m² (90,000 sq ft) accommodation at Bend, Oregon, on 1 June 2005.…
Air & Space Manufacturing Inc., Muncie, Indiana, produced 68 Umbaugh 18A 2-seat autogyros 1964-5, but bankrupt 1966. See also Air & Space America Inc.
Air & Space America Inc., Paducah, Kentucky, formed as manufacturing/marketing subsidiary of Farrington to restart production of slightly improved Umbaugh 18A. Deliveries from September 1990.
AIR COMMAND INTERNATIONAL INC Formed in May 1992, Air Command produces kits of autogyros. In 2003, Air Command had a 465 m² (5,000 sq ft) factory and seven employees.
Olney, Texas, company founded 1978 by Leland Snow (see Snow). Major producer of piston and turboprop ag-aircraft.
Air Transport Manufacturing Co. was active 1928-36 with mainly high-wing monoplanes with 1, 2 and 3 engines. Major type was B-6, with 2 engines on low stub wings.
Littleton, Colorado, corp. which has delivered many kits and plans for Nuwaco T-10 3-seat biplane.
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