This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Bf' through 'Bo'.
(Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG)
(Beijing Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics)
(Rene Durenleau, Rantoul, IL)
((William Burgess) Bidwell-(Shirley) Yale Aviation Co, Gardiner Airport, Portland, OR)
(C Biemond)
(Floyd Biggs, OK)
(Poznań, Poland)
(George J. Bing)
(Ontario, OR)
(Bird Aircraft Co. / (Joe & Harry) Brunner-(William E) Winkle Aircraft Corp, 17 Haverkamp St, Glendale, NY)
((W W) Bird Aircraft Co, 1905 Atlantic, San Diego, CA)
(Bird Corporation, Palm Springs, CA)
(Cory Bird, Mojave, CA)
(Birdman Enterprises)
(Bird Wing Commercial Aircraft Co.)
(Bylinkin-Iordan-Sikorsky)
(Raymond Bittner, Chicago, IL)
(BK Fliers / Bruce King)
(deForest Blackburn, St Louis, MO)
(Diamond Airplane Co, Black Diamond, CA)
(Blackshape srl, Monopoli, Italy)
(Lund, Sweden)
(Maurice Blanc)
(Société des Avions Blanchard)
(Jean Blanchet)
(Gérard Blavier)
(Roger Blenet)
(Gerhard Blessing)
(Bley Flugzeugbau GmbH, Naumberg)
(И. А. Блиндерман & В. В. Майоров)
(Avions Marcel Bloch)
(For World War II projects with no RLM designation see: List of German aircraft projects, 1939-1945: Blohm & Voss)
(Blue Yonder Aviation)
(John W. Bock, Los Lunas, NM)
(John Bode, Augusta, KS)
(Michel Bodiansky)
- Boeing Model B-1
- Boeing Model B-1D
- Boeing Model B-1E
- Boeing Model C
- Boeing 1
- Boeing 2
- Boeing 3
- Boeing 4
- Boeing 5
- Boeing 6
- Boeing 6D/E
- Boeing 7
- Boeing 8
- Boeing 9
- Boeing 10
- Boeing 11
- Boeing 12
- Boeing 13
- Boeing 14
- Boeing 15
- Boeing 16
- Boeing 17
- Boeing 18
- Boeing 19
- Boeing 20
- Boeing 21
- Boeing 40
- Boeing 41
- Boeing 42
- Boeing 43
- Boeing 44
- Boeing 45
- Boeing 46
- Boeing 47
- Boeing 48
- Boeing 49
- Boeing 50
- Boeing 51
- Boeing 52
- Boeing 53
- Boeing 54
- Boeing 55
- Boeing 56[28]
- Boeing 57
- Boeing 58
- Boeing 59
- Boeing 60
- Boeing 61
- Boeing 62
- Boeing 63
- Boeing 64
- Boeing 65
- Boeing 66
- Boeing 67
- Boeing 68
- Boeing 69
- Boeing 70
- Boeing 71
- Boeing 72
- Boeing 73
- Boeing 74
- Boeing 75
- Boeing 76
- Boeing 77
- Boeing 78
- Boeing 79
- Boeing 80
- Boeing 81
- Boeing 82
- Boeing 83
- Boeing 84
- Boeing 85
- Boeing 86
- Boeing 87
- Boeing 88
- Boeing 89
- Boeing 90
- Boeing 91
- Boeing 92
- Boeing 93
- Boeing 94
- Boeing 95
- Boeing 96
- Boeing 97
- Boeing 98
- Boeing 99
- Boeing 100
- Boeing 101
- Boeing 102
- Boeing 200
- Boeing 201
- Boeing 202
- Boeing 203
- Boeing 204
- Boeing 205
- Boeing 206
- Boeing 207
- Boeing 208
- Boeing 209[28]
- Boeing 210
- Boeing 211
- Boeing 212
- Boeing 213
- Boeing 214
- Boeing 215
- Boeing 216
- Boeing 217
- Boeing 218
- Boeing 219
- Boeing 220
- Boeing 221
- Boeing 222 (1931)
- Boeing 222 tilt-prop project based on Mitsubishi Mu-2[28]
- Boeing 223
- Boeing 224
- Boeing 225
- Boeing 226
- Boeing 227
- Boeing 228
- Boeing 229
- Boeing 230
- Boeing 231 planned lengthened version of 221
- Boeing 232
- Boeing 233
- Boeing 234
- Boeing 235
- Boeing 236
- Boeing 237
- Boeing 238
- Boeing 239
- Boeing 240
- Boeing 241
- Boeing 242
- Boeing 243
- Boeing 244
- Boeing 245
- Boeing 246
- Boeing 247
- Boeing 248
- Boeing 249
- Boeing 250
- Boeing 251
- Boeing 252
- Boeing 253
- Boeing 254
- Boeing 255
- Boeing 256
- Boeing 257
- Boeing 258
- Boeing 259
- Boeing 260
- Boeing 261
- Boeing 262
- Boeing 263
- Boeing 264
- Boeing 265
- Boeing 266
- Boeing 267
- Boeing 268
- Boeing 269
- Boeing 270
- Boeing 271
- Boeing 272
- Boeing 273
- Boeing 274
- Boeing 275
- Boeing 276 B-9B
- Boeing 277
- Boeing 278
- Boeing 279
- Boeing 280 original proposal for the 247
- Boeing 281
- Boeing 282
- Boeing 283
- Boeing 284
- Boeing 285
- Boeing 286
- Boeing 287
- Boeing 288 Y1B-9A for export
- Boeing 289
- Boeing 290 airliner for United Air Lines
- Boeing 291
- Boeing 292
- Boeing 293
- Boeing 294
- Boeing 295
- Boeing 296
- Boeing 297
- Boeing 298
- Boeing 299 XB-17
- Boeing 299B YB-17
- Boeing 299E/299M B-17B
- Boeing 299F YB-17A
- Boeing 299H B-17D
- Boeing 299J proposed B-17 derivative with tricycle landing gear, shoulder-mounted wings and B-24 like fuselage
- Boeing 299-O B-17E
- Boeing 299P B-17F, B-17G
- Boeing 299Z B-17G modified as a testbed for turboprops
- Boeing 300 original proposal of the 307; basically a four-engine 247
- Boeing 301
- Boeing 302 flying boat for US Navy
- Boeing 303
- Boeing 304
- Boeing 305
- Boeing 306
- Boeing 307 Stratoliner / Strato-clipper / C-75
- Boeing 308
- Boeing 309
- Boeing 310
- Boeing 311
- Boeing 312
- Boeing 314 Clipper
- Boeing 315
- Boeing 316 XB-15 derived airliner project for KLM
- Boeing 316B long-range heavy bomber derivative of the 316
- Boeing 316D Y1B-20
- Boeing 317 twin-engine trainer
- Boeing 318 mid-wing monoplane transport
- Boeing 319 patrol derivative of the 314
- Boeing 320 six-engine, twin-hull flying boat[28]
- Boeing 321 twin-engine patrol flying boat
- Boeing 322 precursor of the B-29
- Boeing 323 four-engine passenger flying boat
- Boeing 324 patrol derivative of the 314
- Boeing 325 four-engine, high-wing transport
- Boeing 326 six-engine flying boat for Pan Am
- Boeing 327 four-engine flying boat for Pan Am
- Boeing 328 six-engine airliner for Pan Am
- Boeing 329 twin-engine attack aircraft
- Boeing 330 six-engine, very long range heavy bomber
- Boeing 331 high-speed twin-engine attack aircraft with V-1710 engines
- Boeing 332 high-speed twin-engine attack aircraft with V-3420 engines
- Boeing 333 four-engine very long range heavy bomber with V-1710 engines in push-pull pairs
- Boeing 333A four-engine very long range heavy bomber with V-1710 engines in tractor configuration buried in the wing
- Boeing 333B four-engine very long range heavy bomber with H-2420 engines in tractor configuration buried in the wing
- Boeing 334 four-engine very long range heavy bomber with H-2420 engines in tractor configuration buried in the wing
- Boeing 334A four-engine very long range heavy bomber with R-3350 engines in tractor configuration
- Boeing 335 single-engine observation aircraft for the USN
- Boeing 336 single-engine observation aircraft for the USN
- Boeing 337 twin-engine patrol flying boat
- Boeing 338 single-engine fighter
- Boeing 339 three-engine fighter
- Boeing 340 twin-engine fighter
- Boeing 341 very long-range bomber
- Boeing 342 twin-engine patrol utility amphibian
- Boeing 343 twin-engine torpedo bomber
- Boeing 344 XPBB Sea Ranger
- Boeing 345 B-29
- Boeing 345-2 B-50
- Boeing 346 four-engine high-altitude, very long-range heavy bomber
- Boeing 348 single-engine, high-wing monoplane fighter
- Boeing 349 twin-engine dive bomber
- Boeing 350 XPBB with four single-stage, two-speed R-2800 engines
- Boeing 351 XPBB with four two-stage, two-speed R-2800 engines
- Boeing 352 twin-engine carrier-based fighter with R-2000 engines
- Boeing 353 XPBB with four single-stage, two-speed R-2600 engines
- Boeing 354 XPBB with four two-stage, two-speed R-2600 engines
- Boeing 355 XPBB with center wing tanks and armor
- Boeing 356 twin-engine fighter for USAAC
- Boeing 357 XPBB with four fuel tanks
- Boeing 358 as 353 but without armor
- Boeing 359 as 353 but with four fuel tanks
- Boeing 360 (1941) four-engine, twin-boom, global range flying wing heavy bomber with pusher engines
- Boeing 361 high-altitude, global range four-engine heavy bomber with R-4360 engines
- Boeing 362 eight-engine, global range flying wing heavy bomber
- Boeing 363 six-engine, twin-boom, blended wing body global range heavy bomber
- Boeing 364 XPBB with two R-4360 engines
- Boeing 365 four-engine, global range heavy bomber with pusher engines
- Boeing 366 cargo/troop transport with 307 fuselage and B-17E wings
- Boeing 367 C-97 Stratofreighter
- Boeing 367-60 C-97 derivative with four T34 turboprops and gull wings
- Boeing 367-64 C-97 derivative with four J57 turbojets in podded pairs and swept wings
- Boeing 367-64-60 minelayer for USN with four J40 turbojets
- Boeing 367-80
- Boeing 367-86 two KC-97Gs with T34 turboprops
- Boeing 368 carrier-based fighter studies
- Boeing 369 high-altitude, pressurized version of the B-17
- Boeing 370 as 365 but with four R-4360s in tractor configuration
- Boeing 371 cargo version of the XPBB
- Boeing 372 XPBB with two R-4360 engines
- Boeing 373 (1942) six-engine global range heavy bomber with R-4360 engines
- Boeing 374 twin-engine torpedo carrier
- Boeing 375 single-engine carrier-based fighter
- Boeing 376 (1942) single-engine carrier-based fighter
- Boeing 377 Stratocruiser
- Boeing 378 submarine patrol version of the AT-15
- Boeing 379 unmanned radio-control torpedo armed version of the AT-15
- Boeing 380 as 378 but with R-1830 engines
- Boeing 381 cargo aircraft based on B-17F
- Boeing 382 cargo flying boat based on 314
- Boeing 400 XF8B
- Boeing 417 post World War II feeder liner design never built [30]
- Boeing 424
- Boeing 432
- Boeing 440
- Boeing 448
- Boeing 450
- Boeing 451
- Boeing 452
- Boeing 464
- Boeing 466
- Boeing 473
- Boeing 474
- Boeing 479
- Boeing 701
- Boeing 707
- Boeing 707 Phalcon/Condor
- Boeing 717 Stratotanker
- Boeing 717 (MD-95)
- Boeing 717-231
- Boeing 720
- Boeing 727
- Boeing 727 Spec
- Boeing 727-224/Adv(F)
- Boeing 737
- Boeing 737 AEW&C
- Boeing 737-73W BBJ
- Boeing 737-86N
- Boeing 737-8V3
- Boeing 737-100
- Boeing 737-200
- Boeing 737-300
- Boeing 737-522
- Boeing 737-700C
- Boeing 737-724
- Boeing 737-824(WL)
- Boeing 737-900ER
- Boeing 737-990ER
- Boeing 737-3Q8
- Boeing 737-8Q8
- Boeing 737-7H4
- Boeing 737-7L9
- Boeing 737-89P(WL)
- Boeing 737 MAX
- Boeing 737 MAX8
- Boeing 739
- Boeing 747
- Boeing 747 Supertanker
- Boeing 747-8 (formerly 747 Advanced)
- Boeing 747-8F
- Boeing 747-8FZ
- Boeing 747-100
- Boeing 747-156
- Boeing 747-200
- Boeing 747-400
- Boeing 747-406(M)
- Boeing 747-412F/SCD
- Boeing 747-4B5F(ER)
- Boeing 747-432(ER)
- Boeing 747-436
- Boeing 747-830 C/N 37827)
- Boeing 747SP
- Boeing 747 Dreamlifter
- Boeing 757
- Boeing 757-2D7
- Boeing 757-351
- Boeing 763
- Boeing 767
- Boeing 767 LuxuryLiner[31]
- Boeing 767-200
- Boeing 767-200ER
- Boeing 767-223ER
- Boeing 767-346(ER)
- Boeing 767-3Y0
- Boeing 767 EC-547
- Boeing 767-332/ER
- Boeing E-767
- Boeing KC-767
- Boeing 777
- Boeing 777X
- Boeing 777-3DZ
- Boeing 777-232(LR)
- Boeing 777-289
- Boeing 777-3FX(ER)
- Boeing 787
- Boeing 787-8
- Boeing 787-9
- Boeing 787 Dreamliner
- Boeing 797
- Boeing 7E7
- Boeing 7J7 (cancelled)
- Boeing Model 908-909
- Boeing 953
- Boeing 2707 (cancelled)
- Boeing YAL-1
- Boeing A7-BAO
- Boeing AT-3
- Boeing B-9
- Boeing XB-15
- Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
- Boeing Y1B-20
- Boeing B-29 Superfortress
- Boeing XB-38 Flying Fortress
- Boeing XB-39 Superfortress
- Boeing B-40 Flying Fortress
- Boeing B-44 Superfortress
- Boeing B-47 Stratojet
- Boeing B-50 Superfortress
- Boeing B-52 Stratofortress
- Boeing B-54
- Boeing XB-55
- Boeing B-56
- Boeing XB-59
- Boeing BLR-1
- Boeing BFB
- Boeing BQ-7
- Boeing YC-14
- Boeing C-17 Globemaster III
- Boeing C-18 Monomail
- Boeing C-18
- Boeing C-19
- Boeing C-22
- Boeing VC-25
- Boeing C-32
- Boeing C-33
- Boeing C-40 Clipper
- Boeing KC-46
- Boeing KC-135R/751
- Boeing C-73
- Boeing C-75
- Boeing C-97 Stratofreighter
- Boeing KC-97 Stratofreighter
- Boeing C-98
- Boeing C-105
- Boeing C-108 Flying Fortress
- Boeing C-127
- Boeing C-135 Stratolifter
- Boeing C-137 Stratoliner
- Boeing CO-7
- Boeing E-3 Sentry
- Boeing E-4
- Boeing E4B Nightwatch
- Boeing E-6 Mercury
- Boeing E-10 MC2A
- Boeing F-9
- Boeing F-18 Super Hornet
- Boeing FB
- Boeing F2B
- Boeing F3B Seahawk
- Boeing F4B
- Boeing F5B
- Boeing F6B
- Boeing F7B
- Boeing F8B
- Boeing GA-1
- Boeing GA-2
- Boeing AH-64 Apache
- Boeing HRB
- Boeing L-15 Scout
- Boeing LHR-DOH
- Boeing NB
- Boeing N2B
- Boeing OB[28]
- Boeing O2B
- Boeing XP-4
- Boeing XP-7
- Boeing XP-8
- Boeing X-8A Poseidon
- Boeing XP-9
- Boeing P-12
- Boeing XP-15
- Boeing P-26 Peashooter
- Boeing P-29
- Boeing P-32
- Boeing XP-925
- Boeing XP-936
- Boeing XP-940
- Boeing PB
- Boeing PB-1W Flying Fortress
- Boeing PB Flying Fortress
- Boeing P2B
- Boeing P3B[28]
- Boeing PB2B Catalina
- Boeing PBB Sea Ranger
- Boeing PW-9
- Boeing T-43
- Boeing/BAE Systems T-45 Goshawk
- Boeing TB
- Boeing X-20 Dyna-Soar
- Boeing X-32
- Boeing X-37 Future-X
- Boeing X-40
- Boeing X-43
- Boeing X-45
- Boeing X-46
- Boeing X-48
- Boeing X-50
- Boeing X-53 Active Aeroelastic Wing
- B & W Seaplane
- Boeing AXB
- Boeing Navy Experimental Type B Carrier Fighter
- Boeing A-213 Totem - see List of aircraft (Bf–Bo)#Boeing Aircraft of Canada
- Boeing BB-1
- Boeing BB-L6
- Boeing Bird of Prey
- Boeing BX[28]
- Boeing Business Jet
- Boeing C-204 Thunderbird - see List of aircraft (Bf–Bo)#Boeing Aircraft of Canada
- Boeing C-700
- Boeing CC-137 Husky Canadian Armed Forces
- Boeing CL-4S
- Boeing Courier
- Boeing DH-4M
- Boeing Dreamlifter
- Boeing E-767
- Boeing EA
- Boeing GA-1
- Boeing GA-2
- Boeing NLA
- Boeing Pelican
- Boeing Phantom Ray
- Boeing QSRA
- Boeing Skyfox
- Boeing Sonic Cruiser
- Boeing T-7 Red Hawk
- Boeing SLV Stage 1 (supersonic reusable launch vehicle)
- Boeing SLV Stage 2 (hypersoinic, scramjet-powered reusable launch vehicle)
- Boeing Airpower Teaming System[32]
- Boeing Wedgetail
(George Bogardus, Troutdale OR, and Eyerly Aircraft Corp, Salem, OR)
(Ed L. Bogut, Havre, MT)
(Bruce Bohannon)
(Michal Bohatyrew)
(Jean Boillon)
(Société Boisavia)
(Byuro Osovikh Konstruktskii - experimental aircraft design bureau)
(Maurice Bokor (also seen as Morris Boker), Bronx, NY)
((Frank E & Joseph) Boland Aeroplane & Motor Co, Rahway, NJ and Mineola, NY, 1928: Boland Aeroplane Co, Newark, NJ)
(Lynn L Bollinger-Otto C Koppen, MIT, Cambridge, MA)
(Bolte Aircraft Co, Des Moines, IA)
(William H Bolz Jr, Palmyra, NE)
(Bomhoff, Canada County, OK)
(L. Dewey Bonbrake, Kansas City, KS)
(Monsieur Boncourt, Charles Audenis & Jean Jacob)
(John Bond, Cupertino, CA)
(R.O. Bone Co., 415 E Industrial Ave, Inglewood, CA)
(André Bonnel)
(Albert et Emile Bonnet-Labranche)
(Leonard Warden Bonney, Wellington, OH)
See: Aeronautica Bonomi
(Carr E. Booker, Raleigh, NC)
(Boom Technology)
(H.T. Booth. Freeport, NY)
(Cecil W Bopp, Waterloo, IA)
(Lowell J. Borchers, Mt Vernon, OH)
(see also: SGCIM)
(Etablissements Borel / Gabriel borel)
(Stefan Borucki)
(Jozef Borzecki)
(Harry Bosshardt, 1850 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA.
(Oerlinghausen, Germany)
(Leonard L. Bottoms Jr., Quinton, VA)
(André Bouchard)
(Bouffort & Gérard Lantres) (see also:Lantres-Bouffort)
(Boulton & Paul Ltd, Boulton Paul Aircraft)[47][48]
((Edward & Curtis) Bounsall Aircraft, Mesquite, NV)
((Allen P) Bourdon Aircraft Corp, E Greenwich, RI, 1930: Merged with Viking Flying Boat Co.)
(Paul Bourgois with Sénémaud as engineer and Deckert as test pilot at a workshop in Levallois-Perret)
(Clarence H. Bourn, Dallas, TX)
(Marcel Bouvet and Charles de Rougé)
(Peter M Bowers, Seattle, WA)
((Richard "Dick") Bowlby Airplane Company, 1510 N Fairview and 413 S Market St, Wichita, KS)
(Elmer Bowman, Owatonna, MN)
(Jack B. Bowyer, Wichita, KS)
(Chester M & W Hunter Boyd, Logan Field, Baltimore, MD)
(Francois Boyer)
(Gary Boyd)
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