List of aircraft (Y)

This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Y'.

Lists of aircraft
List of gliders
By constructor name

Y

Y2Fly

(Point Harbor, North Carolina, United States)

Yackey Aircraft Co.

Yager

(Karl Yager)

  • Yager KY-01[2]
  • Yager KY-02[3]
  • Yager KY-03 Libellula[3]

Yakovlev

(Soviet Union)

Yasui

(Yasui Hiko Kenkyusho - Yasui Flying Research Studio)

Yates

(George Yates, Beaverton, Oregon; St Helens, Oregon, United States)

  • Yates Gilbert Experimental[1]
  • Yates Oregon O[1]
  • Yates Stiper[1]
  • Greenwood-Yates Twin[1]

Yatsenko

Yench'u

  • Yench'u D-2
  • Yench'u XP-1

Yeoman Aviation

Yermolayev

Yetti Air

(Czech Republic)

Yokosuka

(Yokosuka First Naval Air Technical Arsenal (第一海軍航空技術廠)) (a.k.a. Kugisho and Yokosho)

Yomiuri

Itogawa Eizo and Horikoshi Jiro sponsored by Yomiuri Shimbun, Japan

Yordanov (aircraft designer)

  • Yordanov A-1

York

(Leon York, Midland, Texas, United States.)

York

(C.H. York)

  • XHC-22 Yorkopter[1]

Young

(Ed Young)

Young

(J J Young, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States)

  • Young 1922 Helicopter[1]

Young

(Lewis G. Young, New Jersey, United States)

  • Young 1916 Taube
  • Young Gull Wing monoplane

Young

(Richard E Young, Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States)

  • Young Model A[1]
  • Young Special[1]

Youngcopter

(Björn Jung )

Youngman-Baynes

Younkin-Dake

Yue

(Fong Yue (also seen as Fung Joe Guey and Feng Ru), Oakland, CA)

  • Yue 1909 No.1[1]
  • Yue 1909 No.2[1]

Yuneec International

(China)

Yunker

((George C) Yunker Aircraft Co, 115 Osage St, Wichita, Kansas, United States)

Lists of aircraft

Yunshuji

  • Yunshuji-1

Yutz

(Joe Yutz, Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States)

  • Yutz Parasol[1]


References

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  6. ^ Simpson, Rod; Longley, Peter; Swan, Robert: The General Aviation Handbook, page 213, Air-Britain, Tonbridge UK, 2022, ISBN 978-0-85130-562-2
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