Aircraft buff? Here is every plane ever manuficatured in every country in the world

[jaysouth]

Amazing database:

http://www.aviastar.org/index2.html

[AkMike]

That's a bunch or airplanes.


The exception IMO is the Antonov planes were built in Ukraine mainly. The 225 is still the king of the air for a cargo plane.

[fecmech]

Thanks for the great link!

[David2011]

The tiny UK has more aircraft credited to it that does the US. It's a nice website but doesn't list every airplane made in the US. I looked fo a few of my favorite general aviation aircraft. Rearwin, which produced aircraft under at least 21 Type Certificates isn't listed and they only list 1 Pitts, the S-2. A single place Pitts S-1T has been commercially produced. No Zivco aircraft listed either- the builder of the Edge 540. They only list one of them many models of Mooneys.

David

[uscra112]

No Alexander Eaglerocks? There were about a dozen certificated versions, due to numerous engine options. In 1928/29 they were the largest mfr. in the USA, based on number of aircraft delivered. (OK, second largest if you believe the Waco claims.)

Fairchild 41, 51, FC2-W2? Fairchild Pilgrim 100?

Buhl Pup?

Fairchild 45? Low wing, Duramold airframe.

Fairchild Porter? - licensed from Pilatus, but different engines and an armed military version.

Fairchild C-119F? OK, only one prototype - lost out to the C-130 Hercules.

That's just from memory.........

[perotter]

Thanks for posting the link. I'm going to pass along to a few guys would be very interested.

[TheGrimReaper]

Now that is one neat link.

[snuffy]

every plane ever manufactured in every country in the world

NOT! Not even a mention of the famous,(INfamous), Taylor craft. Let alone a picture. Nice try, but it would have to be an enormous website to have ALL airplanes.

[MTtimberline]

Thanks for sharing this link. There is some good entertainment and information to be found here.