This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order by manufacturer beginning with K.
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| List of gliders |
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K
K & S
(Kate & Stan McLeod)
K & W
see: EKW
Kaddy
(Douglas Kaddy, West Groton, CT)
- Kaddy 1934 Monoplane[1]
Kadiak
(Everett E David, Detroit, MI)
- Kadiak KC-1 Speedster[1]
Kaess
(Kaess Aircraft Engr Co, NJ)
- Kaess CL-1[1]
Teruo Kago
(Teruo Kago)[2]
- Teruo Kago TK-1
KAI
(Kazan Aviation Institute)
KAI
Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd. (commonly referred to as KAI, Korean: 한국항공우주산업, Hanja: 韓國航空宇宙産業)
Kairys
(Jurgis Kairys)
- Kairys JUKA[4]
Kaiser
(Daniel (or Donald?) Kaiser, Chicago, IL)
- Kaiser 1912 Triplane[1]
Kaiser
(Daniel Kaiser, Milwaukee, WI) (May be Kiser)
- Kaiser Airliner[1]
Kaiser-Fleetwings
- Kaiser-Fleetwings A-39
- Kaiser-Fleetwings FK[1]
- Kaiser-Fleetwings BQ-2[1]
- Kaiser-Fleetwings BTK
Kaiser-Hammond
(Kaiser-Stearman Aircraft Co, Oakland, CA)
- Kaiser-Hammond Y-2 Aircar[1]
Kalec
()
- Kalec 1928 Biplane[1]
Kalgoorlie
- Kalgoorlie Biplane[5]
Kalinauskas, Rolandas
(Rolandas Kalinauskas, Prienai, Lithuania)
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-1 Swallow
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-2 Lightning
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-3 Wind
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-4 Minija
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-5 Ruth
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-6 Magic
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-7 Orange
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-8
- Rolandas Kalinauskas RK-9 Palanga
Kalinin OKB
- Aleksandrov-Kalinin AK-1
- Kalinin K-2[3]
- Kalinin K-3
- Kalinin K-4
- Kalinin K-5
- Kalinin K-6[3]
- Kalinin K-7
- Kalinin K-9[3]
- Kalinin K-10[3]
- Kalinin K-11[3]
- Kalinin K-12[3]
- Kalinin K-13[3]
- Kalinin K-14[3]
- Kalinin K-15
- Kalinin A-2[3]
Kalkert
(Albert Kalkert / Ramor Flugzeugbau)
- Kalkert KE.5
- Kalkert KE.7
- Kalkert KE.8
- Kalkert KE.9
- Kalkert KE.14
- Kalkert Ka 430 (assault glider)
Kam-Craft
Kaman
((Charles H) Kaman Aircraft Corp, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT 1953: Bloomfield, CT 1967: Kaman Corp. 1969: Kaman Aerospace division.)
- Kaman H-2 Seasprite
- Kaman H-22
- Kaman H-43 Huskie
- Kaman HOK
- Kaman HTK Huskie
- Kaman HUK Huskie
- Kaman HU2K Seasprite
- Kaman K-16B
- Kaman K-17
- Kaman K-125
- Kaman K-190
- Kaman K-225
- Kaman K-240[1]
- Kaman K-600
- Kaman K-894[1]
- Kaman K-1125, sometimes called Huskie III[1]
- Kaman K-1200
- Kaman K-MAX
- Kaman KSA-100 SAVER[1]
Kamerton-N
Kaminskas
(Rim (or Ray) Kaminskas, Chino, CA)
- Kaminskas Jungster I[1]
- Kaminskas Jungster II[1]
- Kaminskas Jungster III[1]
Kamov
- KaSkr-1[3]
- KaSkr-2[3]
- Kamov AK[3]
- Kamov Ka-8
- Kamov Ka-10 "Hat"
- Kamov Ka-15 "Hen"
- Kamov Ka-18 "Hog"
- Kamov Ka-20 "Harp"
- Kamov Ka-22 Vintokryl "Hoop"
- Kamov Ka-25 "Hormone"
- Kamov Ka-26 "Hoodlum-A"
- Kamov Ka-27 "Helix-A"
- Kamov Ka-28 "Helix"
- Kamov Ka-29 "Helix-B"
- Kamov Ka-31 "Helix-E"
- Kamov Ka-32 "Helix-C" and "Helix-D"
- Kamov Ka-37
- Kamov Ka-50 "Hokum-A"
- Kamov Ka-52 "Hokum-B"
- Kamov Ka-56
- Kamov Ka-60
- Kamov Ka-62
- Kamov Ka-90
- Kamov Ka-92
- Kamov Ka-115
- Kamov Ka-126 "Hoodlum-B"
- Kamov Ka-128
- Kamov Ka-136
- Kamov Ka-137
- Kamov Ka-226 "Hoodlum-C"
- Kamov V-50
- Kamov V-60
- Kamov V-80
- Kamov V-100
Kansas City
(Kansas City Aircraft Co (pres: George or Gordon L Bennett), Richards Field, Kansas City, MO)
Kanter-Moissant
- Kanter-Moissant monoplane
Kapferer
(Henry Kapferer)
- Kapferer Paulhan n°3[6]
Kappa 77
Kaproni Bulgarski
(Caproni Bulgara SA / Samoletna Fabrika Kaproni Bulgarski)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-1 Papillon (Papillon - Butterfly) - (Ca.100)[7]
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-2A Tchuchuliga (Tchuchuliga - Lark) - (Ca.113)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-2UT (Ca.113)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-3 Tchuchuliga I (Tchuchuliga I - Lark I) - (Ca.113)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-4 Tchuchuliga II (Tchuchuliga II - Lark II) - (Ca.113)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-5 Tchuchuliga III (Tchuchuliga III - Lark III) - (Ca.113)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-6 Papagal (Papagal -Parrot) - (Ca.309 Ghibli)[7]
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-11 Fazan (Fazan -Pheasant)
- Kaproni Bulgarski KB-311 Kvazimodo (Ca.311)[7]
Karhumäki
(Veljekset Karhumäki O/Y / Karhumäen veljekset)
Kari-Keen
(Kari-Keen Aircraft Inc (founders: Ernest A Arndt, Swen Swanson, W W Wilson, one other unnamed), 509-511 Plymouth St, Sioux City, IA)
Karp
(Larry Karp, Deer Park, NY)
- Karp Canary hawk[1]
Kasyaněnko
(Kasyaněnko / Kievskogo Politiechnicheskogo Instituta - KPI)
- Kasyaněnko KPI-5 a.k.a. No.5
Kauffman
(K K Kauffman, Pittsburgh, PA)
- Kauffman A-1[1]
Kaufmann
(Charles H Kaufmann, 49 Poinier St, Newark, NJ)
- Kaufmann A[1]
Kaufmann
(Paul Kaufmann)
- Kaufmann n°1[10]
Kawanishi
(Kawanishi Kokuki kk - Kawanishi Aircraft Company Ltd.)
- Kawanishi Baika
- Kawanishi F
- Kawanishi G
- Kawanishi K-1
- Kawanishi K-2
- Kawanishi K-3
- Kawanishi K-5[11]
- Kawanishi K-6
- Kawanishi K-7
- Kawanishi K-8
- Kawanishi K-9[12]
- Kawanishi K-10
- Kawanishi K-11
- Kawanishi K-12 Sakura
- Kawanishi K-200
- Kawanishi P[11]
- Kawanishi S
- Kawanishi T
- Kawanishi E5K
- Kawanishi E7K
- Kawanishi E8K[13]
- Kawanishi E10K
- Kawanishi E11K
- Kawanishi E12K[13]
- Kawanishi E13K
- Kawanishi E15K Shiun
- Kawanishi F1K[13]
- Kawanishi G9K[13]
- Kawanishi H3K
- Kawanishi H6K
- Kawanishi H8K
- Kawanishi H11K[13]
- Kawanishi J3K
- Kawanishi J6K
- Kawanishi K6K
- Kawanishi K8K<
- Kawanishi N1K Kyofu, Kyohuu, Shiden, and Shiden-Kai; "Rex"
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 7-shi Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 8-shi Reconnaissance Seaplane[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 9-shi Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 9-shi Night Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 9-shi Transport Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 10-Shi Observation Seaplane[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 11-Shi Advanced Trainer Seaplane[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 11-shi Night Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 11-shi Transport Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 12-Shi Two-seat Reconnaissance Seaplane[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 12-Shi Three-seat Reconnaissance Seaplane[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 14-Shi Two-seat Reconnaissance Seaplane Shiun
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 15-Shi Fighter Seaplane Kyohuu
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 17-Shi Attack Bomber[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 17-Shi Otsu (B) Type Interceptor Fighter[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental 18-Shi Otsu (B) Type Interceptor Fighter Jinpuu[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Experimental Large-size Transport Flying-Boat Soukuu[13]
- Kawanishi Navy Fighter Seaplane Kyofu
- Kawanishi Navy Interceptor Fighter Shiden
- Kawanishi Navy Interceptor Fighter Shiden Kai
- Kawanishi Navy Training Fighter Shiden Kai Rensen
- Kawanishi Navy Transport Flying Boat Seikuu
- Kawanishi Navy Type 90-2 Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Type 90-3 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Type 94 Reconnaissance Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Type 94 Transport
- Kawanishi Navy Type 96 Transport Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Type 97 Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Type 97 Transport Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Type 0 Primary Trainer Seaplane
- Kawanishi Navy Type 2 Flying Boat
- Kawanishi Navy Type 2 High-Speed Reconnaissance Seaplane
Kawasaki
(Kawasaki Kokuki Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha - Kawasaki Aircraft Engineering Company Limited)
- Kawasaki A-6
- Kawasaki C-1
- Kawasaki C-2
- Kawasaki C-5
- Kawasaki Ka 87
- Kawasaki KAL-1[14]
- Kawasaki KAL-2
- Kawasaki KAT-1
- Kawasaki KDA-2
- Kawasaki KDA-3
- Kawasaki KDA-5
- Kawasaki KDA-6
- Kawasaki KDC-2
- Kawasaki KDC-5[11]
- Kawasaki KH-4
- Kawasaki KH-7
- Kawasaki-Vertol KV-107-II
- Kawasaki Igo-1-A
- Kawasaki Igo-1-B
- Kawasaki-Salmson 2-A.-2[11]
- Kawasaki-Dornier Do N[11]
- Kawasaki-Dornier Komet Transport[11]
- Kawasaki-Dornier Merkur Transport[11]
- Kawasaki-Dornier Wal Transport Flying-boat[11]
- Kawasaki Experimental KDA-6 Reconnaissance Aircraft[11]
- Kawasaki Experimental KDC-2 Transport[11]
- Kawasaki Experimental Giyu No.3 Flying-boat[11]
- Kawasaki Experimental Carrier Reconnaissance Aircraft[11]
- Kawasaki OH-1
- Kawasaki P-1
- Kawasaki P-2J
- Kawasaki T-4
- Kawasaki-Vertol 107-II
- Kawasaki YPX
- Kawasaki Ki-3
- Kawasaki Ki-5
- Kawasaki Ki-10
- Kawasaki Ki-22
- Kawasaki Ki-28
- Kawasaki Ki-32
- Kawasaki Ki-38
- Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu
- Kawasaki Ki-48
- Kawasaki Ki-56
- Kawasaki Ki-60
- Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien
- Kawasaki Ki-64
- Kawasaki Ki-66
- Kawasaki Ki-78
- Kawasaki Ki-81
- Kawasaki Ki-85
- Kawasaki Ki-88
- Kawasaki Ki-89
- Kawasaki Ki-91
- Kawasaki Ki-96
- Kawasaki Ki-100
- Kawasaki Ki-102
- Kawasaki Ki-108
- Kawasaki Ki-119
- Kawasaki Ki-147 I-Go Type1 – Ko
- Kawasaki Ki-148
- Kawasaki Ki-174
- Kawasaki Army Experimental Multi-Seat Convoy Fighter
- Kawasaki Army Experimental KDA-3 Fighter[11]
- Kawasaki Army Type Otsu 1 Reconnaissance Aircraft[11]
- Kawasaki Army Type 87 Night Bomber (1927)
- Kawasaki Army Type 88 Reconnaissance Aircraft (1928)
- Kawasaki Army Type 88 Light Bomber (1928)
- Kawasaki Army Type 92 Model 1 Fighter (1932)
- Kawasaki Army Type 92 Model 2 Fighter
- Kawasaki Army Type 93-1 Single-engined Light Bomber (1933)
- Kawasaki Army Type 95 Fighter (1935)
- Kawasaki Army Type 98 Single-engine Light Bomber (1938)
- Kawasaki Army Type 99 Twin-engined Light Bomber (1939)
- Kawasaki Army Type 1 Freight Transport (1941)
- Kawasaki Army Type 2 Two-seat Fighter (1942)
- Kawasaki Army Type 3 Fighter (1943)
- Kawasaki Army Type 4 Assault Aircraft (1944)
- Kawasaki Army Type 4 Night Fighter
- Kawasaki Army Type 4 Two-seat Fighter
- Kawasaki Army Type 5 Fighter (1945)
Kay
(Kay Gyroplanes Ltd.)
- Kay Gyroplane 32/1
- Kay Gyroplane 33/1
Kayaba Industry
Kazan
Kazyanenko
(Yevgeny, Ivan and Andrei Kazyanenko)
- Kazyanenko No.5[15]
KB SAT
(Sovremyenne Aviatsyonne Tekhnologii - Modern Aircraft Technologies)
KEA
(Greek: Κρατικό Εργοστάσιο Αεροπλάνων - State Aircraft Factory)
Keane
((Horace) Keane Aeroplanes, North Beach, Long Island NY. c.1921: Acquired rights to ACE (Aircraft Engr Co, NY). c.1925: Keane Aircraft Corp, Keyport NJ. )
Keen
(Charles F Keen, Madison, WI)
- Keen Special[1]
Kegel
(Kegel-Flugzeugbau - Kassel / Max Kegel and Fritz Ackermann using the AK logo)
Keitek
(Keitek srl, Remanzacco, Italy)
Keleher
(James Keleher, Fremont, CA)
Keller
(Henry S "Pop" Keller, Chicago, IL)
Keller
(Fred Keller, Anchorage, AK)
- Keller Prospector STOL[1]
Kellett
((W Wallace & Roderick G) Kellett Autogiro Corporation, Philadelphia, PA)
- Kellett K-1X[16]
- Kellett K-2
- Kellett K-3
- Kellett K-4
- Kellett KD-1
- Kellett KD-10[16]
- Kellett KH-2[16][17]
- Kellett KH-15[16]
- Kellett G-1
- Kellett H-8[16]
- Kellett H-10[16]
- Kellett H-17[16]
- Kellett O-60
- Kellett R-2
- Kellett R-3
- Kellett R-8
- Kellett R-10
Kellis
- Kellis Air-Truck[1]
Kellner-Béchereau
(Avions Kellner-Béchereau)
- Kellner-Béchereau 23[18]
- Kellner-Béchereau 28VD[19][20]
- Kellner-Béchereau 29
- Kellner-Béchereau 30
- Kellner-Béchereau E.1
- Kellner-Béchereau E.4[21]
- Kellner-Béchereau EC.4
- Kellner-Béchereau ED.5
- Kellner-Béchereau E.5[22]
- Kellner-Béchereau E.60[23]
Kellogg
(Harold W Kellogg, Ontario, CA)
- Kellogg Monoplane[1]
Kelly
(John Henry Kelly, El Dorado, AR)
- Kelly 1930 Monoplane[1]
Kelly
(Dudley R Kelly, Versailles, KY)
Kelly
(Kevin Kelly )
- Kelly Barbara Jean II[1]
KFC
(Kelowna Flightcraft Centre)
- KFC Stretch 580[24]
Kember
(Scott Kember, Sacramento, CA)
- Kember Nazgul[1]
Kendall
(George C Distel & Ralph A Kendall, Le Sueur, MN)
- Kendall Crescent A[1]
Kendall
(Dr. Ridley Kendall)
- Kendall Mayfly[25]
Kennedy
(Kennedy Aeroplanes Limited)
Kensgaila
(Kensgaila Aircraft Enterprize / Vladas Kensgaila)
- Kensgaila VK-1 Erelis
- Kensgaila VK-2
- Kensgaila K-20 (VK-3)
- Kensgaila VK-3
- Kensgaila VK-4 Žuvėdra
- Kensgaila VK-5
- Kensgaila VK-6
- Kensgaila VK-7
- Kensgaila VK-8 Ausra
- Kensgaila VK-9[27]
- Kensgaila Arus?
Kensinger
(Ned Kensinger, Fort Worth, TX)
Kentucky
(Kentucky Aircraft Co, Owensboro, KY)
- Kentucky Aircraft Cardinal[1]
Kenyon
(Harold & Kenneth Kenyon, Warren, OH)
- Kenyon A[1]
Kerestesi
(Charles A Kerestesi, Elgin, IL)
- Kerestesi G-1[1]
Kerrison
(Dr Davenport Kerrison, Jacksonville, FL)
- Kerrison 1909 Biplane[1]
Kersey-Hudgins-Kennedy
(C C Kersey, James Hudgins, Virgil Kennedy, Ft Worth, TX)
- Kersey-Hudgins-Kennedy 1934 Monoplane[1]
Kestrel
(Kestrel Aircraft Co (fdr: Donald L Stroud), Norman, OK)
Kestrel Aircraft Company
Ketner
(Ketner Air Coach Co )
- Ketner Air Coach[1]
Keystone
- See also: Huff-Daland
- Keystone B-3
- Keystone B-4
- Keystone B-5
- Keystone B-6
- Keystone LB-1
- Keystone LB-3
- Keystone LB-5
- Keystone LB-6
- Keystone LB-7
- Keystone LB-8
- Keystone LB-9
- Keystone LB-10
- Keystone LB-11
- Keystone LB-12
- Keystone LB-13
- Keystone LB-14
- Keystone NK Pup[28]
- Keystone-Loening O-10
- Keystone O-15
- Keystone OK
- Keystone OL[28]
- Keystone-Loening OL
- Keystone PK
- Keystone K-84 Commuter
- Keystone Puffer[28]
- Keystone K-47 Pathfinder
- Keystone K-55 Pronto[28]
- Keystone Pronto
- Keystone K-78 Patrician
- Keystone-Loening K-84 Commuter
- Keystone-Loening K-85 Air Yacht
KhAI
(Kharkovskii Aviatsionny Institut - Kharkov Aviation Institute, a.k.a. Kharkivskii Aviatsionny Institut - Kharkiv Aviation Institute)
- Kharkiv KhAI Omega
- Kharkiv KhAI-1
- Kharkiv KhAI-2 (powered sailplane) [29]
- Kharkiv KhAI-3 (Aviavnito-3) (Sergei Kirov)[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-4 (Iskra)[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-5 (Neman R-10)
- Kharkiv KhAI-6[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-8[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-12 (Start)[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-17[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-18[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-19[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-20[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-22[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-24[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-25[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-26[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-27[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-28[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-29[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-30 (Professor Nyeman)[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-32[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-33[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-35 (Entuziast)[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-36[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-51[3]
- Kharkiv KhAI-52[3]
- Aviavnito-2 (Blohka)[3]
- Aviavnito-8[3]
- Aviavnito-9[3]
- PS-5[3]
- 60-let KhAI[3]
KJ
KkAZ
(KkAZ - Kharkov Aviatsionny Zavod - Kharkov State Aviation Plant)
- KkAZ ViS-3
- KkAZ ViS-5
- KkAZ-30
- KkAZ ХАЗ-30
Khioni
(Vassili Nikolayevich Khioni)
KHP
(Kazan Helicopters Plant, Kazan, Tatarstan)
- KHP Aktai
- KHP Ansat
Kidd
(T L Kidd, San Antonio, TX)
- Kidd Adventurer[1]
Kieger
(André Kieger)
- Kieger AK.01[30]
- Kieger AK.3
Kiel
(Flugzeugbau Kiel G.m.b.H.)
Killingsworth
(Richard Killingsworth, Ft Walton Beach, FL)
- Killingsworth DSK-1 Hawk[1]
Kimball
(Kevin Kimball)
Kimball
((Wilbur R) Kimball Aircraft Corp, Naugatuck, CT)
Kimbell
(Gene Kimbell, Dimmitt, TX)
- Kimbell 1935 Monoplane[1]
Kimberley
(Gareth J. Kimberley)
- Kimberley Sky-Rider[32]
Kimbrel
(Michael J. Kimbrel)
Kimfly
(Kimfly D.O.O., Vodice, Slovenia)
- Kimfly Alpin
- Kimfly Light Wing M24
- Kimfly Mini Wing Q
- Kimfly River
Kinetic
(Kinetic Aviation)
King's
(King's Engineering Fellowship and Angel Aircraft Corp, Orange City IA. )
- King's Angel 44[1]
Kingsford-Smith
(Kingsford Smith Aviation Services Pty. Ltd.)
Kinman
(Duane Kinman, Rubidoux, CA)
- Kinman Super Simple I[1]
Kinner
(Kinner Airplane & Motor Corporation)
- Kinner Airster
- Kinner Airster Monoplane[33]
- Kinner Argonaut[33]
- Kinner Playboy
- Kinner Sportster
- Kinner Sportwing
- Kinner Coupe[33]
- Kinner Courier[33]
- Kinner KE-8[1]
- Kinner Monoplane[33]
- Kinner C-7 Envoy
- Kinner CG-14 Invader[33]
- Kinner RK Envoy
- Kinner LXK
- Kinner Navy Experimental Type K Transport
Kinney
(Cleveland, OH)
Kippers
(Harold M Kippers, Mukwonago, WI)
- Kippers K-1 Land Monoplane[1]
Kirk
(Joe Kirk )
- Kirk Skat[1]
Kirkham
(Kirkham Aeroplane & Motor Co, Bath, NY)
- Kirkham 1911 Biplane[1]
- Kirkham Air yacht[1]
- Kirkham Racer[1]
- Kirkham Gull
Kirkham-Williams
((Charles B) Kirkham and (Alford) Williams, Long Island, NY)
- Kirkham-Williams X[1]
- Kirkham-Williams Mercury I
Kirsten
(Prof Frederick K Kirsten, University of WA)
- Kirsten 1934 Cycloidal Flying machine[1]
Kitchen-Lee-Richards
see:Lee-Richards
Kistler
(James Kistler )
- Kistler Skeeter (a.k.a. Scholl F-1)[1]
- Kistler Teenie Too (Skeeter reg!!)
Kjeller
(Kjeller Flyvemaskinsfabrik)
- Kjeller F.F.6[15]
- Kjeller F.F.7 Hauk (Hannover CL.V)
- Kjeller F.F.8 Make I
- Kjeller F.F.8 Make II
- Kjeller F.F.8 Make III
- Kjeller F.F.9 Kaje I
- Kjeller F.F.9 Kaje II
- Kjeller F.F.9 Kaje III
- Kjeller PK X-1
- Kjeller PK X-2
- Kjeller T.2[15]
Kjolseth
(Lt. Col. Paul Kjolseth RNoAF)
- Kjolseth PKX-1[34]
- Kjolseth PKX-2 refer to no:Kjeller PK X-2
Klampher
(G F Klampher, Wichita, KS)
- Klampher 1930 Monoplane[1]
Klassen
(San Francisco, CA)
- Klassen 1910 Gyroplane[1]
Klein
(Štefan Klein)
Klemm
(Leichtflugzeugbau Klemm GmbH)
- Klemm L.17w[31]
- Klemm L.20[31]
- Klemm L.25
- Klemm Kl 25
- Klemm Kl 26[31]
- Klemm Kl 31
- Klemm Kl 32
- Klemm L 33[31]
- Klemm Kl 35
- Klemm Kl 36
- Klemm Kl 105
- Klemm Kl 106
- Klemm Kl 107
- Klemm Kl 151
- Klemm Kl 152 unbuilt fighter project, number reused by Focke-Wulf[35]
- Klemm Doppel-Kl 25[31]
- Klemm Alpha
Kline
(Warren Kline, Miami, FL)
- Kline Red Bird[1]
Klinedorf
(Karl D Klinedorf, Gary, IN)
- Klinedorf 1936 Monoplane[1]
KLM
- KLM&TU Flying V[36]
Knabenshue
(Roy Knabenshue, Los Angeles, CA)
- Knabenshue 1910 Biplane[1]
Knapp
(Frank Knapp, Palmer, AK)
- Knapp Lil cub
- Knapp Cub X
Knepper
((Paul H) Knepper Aircraft, Lehighton, PA)
Knight Twister
(Vernon W Payne, Cicero, IL)
- Knight Twister 1934 prototype
- Knight Twister Junior 75-85
- Knight Twister KT
- Knight Twister KT-50
- Knight Twister KT-75
- Knight Twister KT-80
- Knight Twister KT-90
- Knight Twister KT-95
- Knight Twister Kay-Tee Pursuit
- Knight Twister KT-125
- Knight Twister KTD-2
- Knight Twister KTS-1
- Knight Twister KTT-90
- Knight Twister MC-7
- Knight Twister SKT-1 Sunday Knight Twister
Knoll
((Felix W A) Knoll Aircraft Company, 471 W 1st St, Wichita, KS)
Knoll
(Richard Knoll, Ogallala, NE)
- Knoll Z[1]
Knoll-Brayton
((Felix W A) Knoll-(---) Brayton Aeronautical Corp, Norwich, CT)
- Knoll-Brayton 1931 Monoplane[1]
- Knoll-Brayton Sachem
Knoller
(Professor Richard Knoller)
- Knoller B.I(Av)[37]
- Knoller B.I(Th)[37]
- Knoller C.I(Ph)
- Knoller C.II(Av)
- Knoller C.II(Lo)
- Knoller C.II(WKF)
- Knoller D.I
- Knoller 30.05[37]
- Knoller 70.01[15][37]
- Knoller 70.02[37]
Knöpfli
(Leo Knöpfli)
- Knöpfli Mini-Stol
Knowles
(Gp. Capt. A.S. Knowles)
Knowlton (aircraft constructor)
- Knowlton LSP[1]
Knowlton
(Donald Knowlton)
- Knowlton Jodette[1]
Knox
(E J Knox, Portland, O.)
- Knox Special 4[1]
Kobe Steel
Kochyerigin
Kocjan
(Antoni Kocjan)
- Kocjan Orlik
- Kocjan Orlik 2 (USAAC - XTG-7)
- Kocjan Orlik 3 Olympic Orlik
- Kocjan Bąk (horse-fly)
- Kocjan Bąk II
- Kocjan Bąk II bis
- Kocjan Czajka (Lapwing)
- Kocjan Czajka II
- Kocjan Czajka III
- Kocjan Czajka bis
- Kocjan Komar (Gnat)
- Kocjan Sokół
- Kocjan Wrona (Crow)
- Kocjan Wrona bis
- Kocjan Sroka (Magpie)
- Kocjan-Grzeszczyk Mewa
- Kocjan TG-7 (Orlik 2)
KOD
(Kara Ostas Darbnica - Latvia)
Koechlin & Pischoff
- Koechlin monoplane (predecessor to Pivot-Koechlin monoplane)
Koehl
(Dr. Hermann Koehl and Ernst Von Loessl)
- Koehl KO-1
Koehler
(Harold Koehler, Akron, OH)
Koenig
(? Koenig)
- Koenig 04 Tom-Pouss[30]
Kohl
(Stefan Kohl, Kattenes, Germany)
Koivu and Toomey
(Fitchburg, MA)Koivu and Toomey
- Koivu and Toomey 1930 biplane[38]
Kokkola
(Kalevi & Seppo Kokkola)
- Kokkola Ko-3 Nousukas[39]
Kokusai
Kolb
((Homer) Kolb Co Inc, Phoenixville, PA)
New Kolb Aircraft
Kolitilin-Nikitin
(Ben Kolitilin and Misha Nikitin)
- Kolitilin-Nikitin PJ-II
KOMTA
(Kommissii po Tyazheloi Aviatsii - Commission for Heavy Aviation)
- KOMTA
Kompol
(Kompol SC, Swiercze, Poland)
Kondor
(Kondor Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H.)
- Kondor Taube Type H[40]
- Kondor W 1[40]
- Kondor W 2C[40]
- Kondor B.I
- Kondor D.I (E 3 production)
- Kondor D 1
- Kondor D 2
- Kondor D 6
- Kondor D 7
- Kondor E 3
- Kondor E 3a
- Kondor Dreidekker
Konner
(Konner Srl)
Konstruktionskontor Nord
(Konstruktionskontor Nord - Flugzeugbau Nord)
- Konstruktionskontor Nord MZF 1
- Konstruktionskontor Nord BKF 1
Koolhoven
(Sytse Frederick Willem Koolhoven; see also Armstrong-Whitworth and B.A.T.)
(manufactured at Maatschappij voor Luchtvaart 1911)
(Manufactured at Nationale Vliegtuig Industrie - NVI 1922-1926)
(manufactured at N.V. Koolhoven Vliegtuigen 1926-1940)
- Koolhoven F.K.30 Toerist
- Koolhoven F.K.35 unflown
- Koolhoven F.K.36 unbuilt project[41]
- Koolhoven F.K.37 unbuilt project [41]
- Koolhoven F.K.39 unbuilt project [41]
- Koolhoven F.K.40
- Koolhoven F.K.41
- Koolhoven F.K.42
- Koolhoven F.K.43
- Koolhoven F.K.44 Koolmees
- Koolhoven F.K.45
- Koolhoven F.K.46
- Koolhoven F.K.47
- Koolhoven F.K.48
- Koolhoven F.K.49
- Koolhoven F.K.50
- Koolhoven F.K.51
- Koolhoven F.K.52
- Koolhoven F.K.53 Junior
- Koolhoven F.K.54
- Koolhoven F.K.55
- Koolhoven F.K.56
- Koolhoven F.K.57
- Koolhoven F.K.58
- Koolhoven F.K.59
Korchagin
- Korchagin Yamal
Korean Air
Korolyev OKB
(Sergey P. Korolyov)
- Korolyev RP-1
- Korolyev RP-318
- Korolyev SK-3 Krasnaya Zvezda
Korsa
(Flugzeugbau Korsa - Hugo G. Schmid)
Kortenbach & Rauh
Korvin
(V.L.Korvin, N.G.Mikhelson, M.M.Shishmarev - Корвин, Михельсон, Шишмарев)
Koslowski
(Charles D Kozlowski, Raritan. NJ)
- Koslowski Short-T[1]
Kostin-Siekerin-Taciturnov
(L. Kostin, L. Siekerin & V. Taciturnov)
- Kostin-Siekerin-Taciturnov Leningradets[48]
Kotliński
(Jerzy Kotliński)
- Kotliński JK-1 Trzmiel[49]
Koun
(Young Ho Koun, Roosevelt Field, NY)
Kovaks
(Joseph Kovaks)
- Kovacs K-51 Peregrino[50]
Kowalke
(Levern P Kowalke, Wall Lake, IA)
- Kowalke[1]
Kozlov
(Sergei G. Kozlov)
Kozłowski
(Władysław Kozłowski)
Kraft
(Phil Kraft)
KEA
(KEA: Kratiko Ergostasio Aeroplanon - State Aircraft Factory)
Kraemer
(L A Kraemer, Rapid City, SD)
Kraft
(Phil Kraft, Oceanside, CA)
Kramme & Zeuthen
(see:-Skandinavisk Aero Industri)
Krapish
((Alexander Peter) Krapish Aircraft Co, Kearny, NJ & Squantum, MA)
Krasniye Kryl'ya
(Taganrog, Russia)
Krauss
- Krauss TRS-111[53]
Kreider-Reisner
((Ammon "Amos" H) Kreider-(Lewis E) Reisner Flying Service. 1927: Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Co, Hagerstown, MD 1929: Acquired by Fairchild Aircraft Corp.)
- Kreider-Reisner A Midget
- Kreider-Reisner C-1
- Kreider-Reisner C-2 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-3 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-4 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-5 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-6 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-7 Challenger
- Kreider-Reisner C-31
- Kreider-Reisner KR-21
- Kreider-Reisner KR-31
- Kreider-Reisner KR-34
- Kreider-Reisner KR-34CA
- Kreider-Reisner KR-35
- Kreider-Reisner KR-125
- Kreider-Reisner KR-135
- Kreider-Reisner XC-31
Kreit-Lambrickx
( André Kreit & Lambrickx)
- Kreit Lambrickx KL.2[54]
Kremp Yu
- Kremp Yu monoplane
Kress
Kreutzer
(Joseph Kreutzer Corp, 1801 S Hope St, Los Angeles, CA)
Krenzer
(Frank Krenzer, Holcomb, NY)
- Krenzer[1]
Krier-Kraft
(Harold Krier, Wichita, KS)
- Krier-Kraft Acromaster[1]
Krist
(Chester J. Krist)
- Krist Cloud Cutter
Aksel Kristiansen
(Aksel Kristiansen)
Kronfeld
(Robert Kronfeld)
- Kronfeld Vienna[56]
- Kronfeld Austria[56]
- Kronfeld Drone Trainer[57]
- Kronfeld Drone
- Kronfeld Monoplane
- Kronfeld Ground Trainer[58]
Krüger
(Eric Krüger - or Krueger)
Krumsiek
(Wilhelm Krumsiek)
- Krumsiek 1909 Aeroplan
Kubicek Aircraft
(Kubicek Aircraft spol s.r.o., Brno, Czech Republic)
- Kubicek M-2 Scout
- Kubicek AV-1 Hot-air airship/balloon
Kucher
(Kucher Airplane Corp, 2206 Valentine Ave, Bronx, NY)
Kuhelj
(Dr. ing. Anton Kuhelj)
- Kuhelj LK-1[60]
- Kuhelj TseTse
Kuhnert
(Sam W Kuhnert, Camp Hill, PA)
- Kuhnert Photoplane[1]
Kuhlia
(Mikka Kuhlia)
Kurzenberger
(Richard Kurzenberger, Horsehead, NY)
- Kurzenberger Mini-Stuka[1]
Kutnar
(Virgil Kutnar, San Francisco, CA)
- Kutnar Rotorplane[1]
KWD
(Kaiserlicht Werft (Danzig))
KWK
(Kaiserlicht Werft (Kiel))
KWW
(Kaiserlicht Werft (Wilhelmshaven))
Kyushu / Watanabe
| Lists of aircraft |
|---|
(Kyushu Hikoki K.K.) (some products were manufactured under the Watanabe name)
- Kyūshū K6W WS-103
- Kyūshū WS-103
- Kyushu J7W Shinden
- Kyushu K9W
- Kyushu K10W
- Kyushu K11W Shiragiku
- Kyushu Navy Experimental 14-Shi Basic Land Trainer Kouyou
- Kyushu Navy Experimental 14-Shi Intermediate Land Trainer[13][63]
- Kyushu Navy Experimental 15-Shi Operational Trainer Shiragiku
- Kyushu Navy Experimental 17-Shi Patrol Bomber Tokai
- Kyushu Navy Experimental 18-Shi Otsu (B) Type Interceptor Fighter Shinden
- Kyushu Navy Experimental Jet-powered Interceptor Fighter Shinden-Kai
- Kyushu Navy Operations Trainer Shiragiku
- Kyushu Navy Patrol Plane Nankai[13][63]
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