List of rotorcraft

Changhe Z11
Changhe WZ-9 - transport helicopter - licensed copy of Eurocopter Dauphin
WZ-10 - multi-role support helicopter, scheduled to replace the Harbin Z-9 and similar appearance to Eurocopter Tiger
Changhe Z-8 and Z-8A - heavy transport helicopter - Chinese variant of SA321Ja Super Frelon
CA109 - license variant of AgustaWestland AW109

Cicare Helicopteros S.A.[edit]

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research[edit]

CSIR Experimental Autogyro II

D[edit]

DSH[edit]

DSH J-62

Doman[edit]

E[edit]

Eagle Research & Development[edit]

Eagle Helicycle

Engineering System[edit]

Engineering System Gen H-4

F[edit]

Firestone Aircraft Company[edit]

Firestone 45

Focke-Wulf[edit]

Focke-Wulf Fw 61 - World's first fully controllable helicopter

G[edit]

Groen Brothers Aviation[edit]

Groen Hawk H4
Groen Hawk 6G converted Cessna Skymaster
Groen Revcon 6G
Groen Gyroliner
Groen Gyrolifter

H[edit]

Harbin Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation[edit]

Harbin Z-5 - Chinese variant of the Mil Mi-4 transport helicopter
Harbin Z-9 - Medium-weight multipurpose twin-engine helicopter - Chinese variant of the Eurocopter Dauphin
Z-9W/G - Attack version of the Z-9 and variant of Eurocopter Dauphin
Harbin Z-19 - Chinese Attack helicopter.
Harbin Z-15 - Medium utility helicopter and variant of Eurocopter EC175
Harbin Z-X - Little-known twin-engine light helicopter development (Z-X)
HC120 - Chinese variant of Eurocopter EC120

Hawker-Siddley[edit]

Hawker-Siddley HL Helicrane (Unbuilt project)
Hawker-Siddley HM Helicrane (Unbuilt project)

Helicopter Engineering Research Corporation[edit]

Jovanovich JOV-3

Hiller Aircraft Corporation[edit]

Hiller UH-12
Hiller O/UH-23 Raven
Hiller HJ-1 "Hornet" (YH-32 Hornet)
Hiller HOE-1 "Hornet" (YH-32 Hornet)
Hiller XH-44
Hiller X-18
Hiller Ten99
Hiller X-2-235
Hiller Sky Bus (concept only - not built)
Hiller Convertiplane
Hiller VZ-1 Pawnee (flying platform)
Fairchild Hiller FH-1100

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited[edit]

HAL Dhruv
HAL Light Utility Helicopter - Under development.
HAL Light Combat Helicopter - Under trials
HAL Cheetah - Licenced variant of the Aérospatiale Alouette II- It broke the World record for highest helicopter flight, landing at 23,000 ft on the Siachen Glacier.
HAL Chetak - Licenced variant of the Aérospatiale Alouette III
HAL Lancer- Light Attack and reconnaissance variant of the Cheetah, for Counter-Insurgency (COIN) Operations.
HAL Rudra
HAL ALH-WSI

Hongdu Aviation Industry Corporation[edit]

MD500E light and multi-purpose helicopter
MD520N light and multi-purpose helicopter
MD530F light and multi-purpose helicopter
MD600N and single-turbine engine helicopter

Hughes Helicopters[edit]

AH-64 Apache - designed as Model 77 for Advanced Attack Helicopter (AAH) program, now built by Boeing Integrated Defense Systems
OH-6 Cayuse - Hughes Model 369, military versions now built by Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, civilian variants built by MD Helicopters
TH-55 Osage - Hughes Model 269, now built by Schweizer as Schweizer 300
Hughes XH-17 Flying Crane heavy lift helicopters - none built
XH-28
Hughes-McDonnell XV-9 "Hot Cycle"

K[edit]

Kaman Aircraft[edit]

Kaman K-125
Kaman K-190
Kaman K 225
Kaman K-240 (Marine HTK-1)
Kaman K-600 (Navy HOK, Marine HUK, Air Force HH-43)
Kaman K-16
Kaman K-17
Kaman K-20 (Navy SH-2, previously Navy HU2K-1)
Kaman K-700
Kaman K-1125 "Huskie III"
Kaman H-2 "Tomahawk"
Kaman YUH-2
Kaman K-700
Kaman KSA-100 SAVER
Kaman K1200 K-Max
Kaman Naval Drone

Kamov[edit]

Kamov Flying Tank of 1932
Kamov AK
Kamov Ka-LI2 Vintokyl "Project-X"
Kamov Ka-8
Kamov Ka-9
Kamov Ka-10 (NATO reporting name: "Hat")
Kamov Ka-11
Kamov Ka-12
Kamov Ka-14
Kamov Ka-15 (NATO reporting name: "Hen")
Kamov Ka-18 (NATO reporting name: "Hog")
Kamov Ka-19?
Kamov Ka-20 (NATO reporting name: "Harp")
Kamov Ka-22 (NATO reporting name: "Hoop")
Kamov Ka-25 (NATO reporting name: "Hormone")
Kamov Ka-26 (NATO reporting name: "Hoodlum")
Kamov Ka-27 (NATO reporting name: "Helix A")
Kamov Ka-28
Kamov Ka-29 (NATO reporting name: "Helix-B")
Kamov Ka-30
Kamov Ka-31
Kamov Ka-32 (NATO reporting name: "Helix-C")
Kamov Ka-32-10
Kamov Ka-34
Kamov Ka-35
Kamov Ka-37
Kamov Ka-40
Kamov Ka-41
Kamov V-50
Kamov Ka-50 (NATO reporting name: "Hokum")
Kamov Ka-50-2 "Erdogan"
Kamov Ka-52 (NATO reporting name: "Hokum-B")
Kamov Ka-56
Kamov V-60
Kamov Ka-60
Kamov V-80
Kamov Ka-90
Kamov Ka-92
Kamov V-100
Kamov Ka-102
Kamov Ka-115 "Moskvichka"
Kamov Ka-118
Kamov Ka-126
Kamov Ka-137
Kamov Ka-226

Kawasaki Heavy Industries[edit]

Kawasaki KH-4
Kawasaki BK 117 (with Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm)
Kawasaki BK 117 C-2 (with Eurocopter)
Kawasaki OH-1

Kellett Autogiro Corporation[edit]

Kharkov Aviation Institute[edit]

Kinney[edit]

(Cleveland, Ohio, United States)

Kinney HRH

L[edit]

Landgraf Helicopter Company[edit]

Landgraf H-2

M[edit]

McDonnell[edit]

As McDonnell Douglas:

OH-6 Cayuse
AH-64 Apache (started under Hughes Helicopters)
MD 500
MD 500 Defender
MD 600
MD Explorer, sometimes referred to as the MD 902 Explorer

Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm[edit]

Bölkow Bo 46
Bölkow Bo 70 Project with experimental "Heidelberg Rotor"
Bölkow Bo 102 Heli Trainer
Bölkow Bo 103
Bölkow Heidelbergrotor experimental rotor system
MBB Bo 105
Bölkow BO 106
Bölkow BO 107
Bölkow BO 108
Bölkow BO 140
Bölkow BP 108
MBB/Kawasaki BK 117 (with Kawasaki Heavy Industries)

Mil Helicopters[edit]

Mil Mi-1 (NATO reporting name: "Hare")
Mil Mi-2 (NATO reporting name: "Hoplite")
Mil Mi-3
Mil Mi-4 (NATO reporting name: "Hound")
Mil V-5
Mil Mi-6 (NATO reporting name: "Hook")
Mil V-7
Mil Mi-8 (NATO reporting name: "Hip")
Mil Mi-9
Mil Mi-10 (NATO reporting name: "Harke")
Mil Mi-12 (NATO reporting name: "Homer")
Mil Mi-14 (NATO reporting name: "Haze")
Mil V-16
Mil Mi-17 (NATO reporting name: "Hip-H")
Mil Mi-20
Mil Mi-22
Mil Mi-24 (NATO reporting name: "Hind")
Mil Mi-25
Mil Mi-26 (NATO reporting name: "Halo")
Mil Mi-28 (NATO reporting name: "Havoc")
Mil Mi-30
Mil Mi-32
Mil Mi-34 (NATO reporting name: "Hermit")
Mil Mi-35
Mil Mi-36
Mil Mi-38
Mil Mi-40
Mil Mi-42
Mil Mi-44
Mil Mi-46
Mil Mi-52
Mil Mi-54
Mil Mi-58
Mil Mi-60MAI
Mil Mi-X1 (Mi-Kh1)
Mil MRVK UCAR

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries[edit]

Mitsubishi MH2000

P[edit]

Phoenix Rotorcraft[edit]

(Fallston, Maryland, and Louisburg, North Carolina, United States)

Phoenix Skyblazer

Platt-LePage Aircraft Co[edit]

Platt-LePage XR-1 (1941)

R[edit]

Revolution Helicopter Corporation[edit]

Revolution Mini-500

Robinson Helicopter[edit]

Robinson R22 (Alpha, Beta, Mariner)
Robinson R44 (Astro, Raven, Clipper)
Robinson R66

Rotorcraft Ltd[edit]

Rotorcraft Grasshopper
Cierva CR-Twin (as Cierva Rotorcraft Ltd)

RotorSport UK Ltd[edit]

S[edit]

Saunders[edit]

(S.E Saunders Limited)

Saunders Helicogyre

Schweizer Aircraft Corporation[edit]

Shahed Aviation Industries Research Center[edit]

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation[edit]

Vought-Sikorsky VS-300
Sikorsky R-4
Sikorsky H-5 (HO3S-1, S-51)
Sikorsky R-6
Sikorsky H-19 Chickasaw (S-55)
Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave (S-56)
Sikorsky H-34 Choctaw (S-58)
Sikorsky XH-39 (S-59)
MH-53J Pave Low (S-65)
Sikorsky S-59
Sikorsky S-60
Sikorsky UH-3 Sea King (S-61)
- CH-124 Sea King
Sikorsky S-62
Sikorsky HU2S
Sikorsky HH-52 Sea Guard
Sikorsky CH-54 Tarhe (S-64 Skycrane)
Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion, Sea Dragon, Super Jolly Green Giant (S-65)
Sikorsky S-66
Sikorsky S-67 "Blackhawk"
Sikorsky S-69
Sikorsky S-70 (UH-60 Black Hawk, HH-60 Pave Hawk, SH-60 Sea Hawk, HH-60 Jayhawk, EH-60 Quick Fix, AH-60 Battle Hawk)
Sikorsky S-72 (RSRA, X-Wing)
Sikorsky S-75 (ACAP)
Sikorsky S-76 "Spirit"
Sikorsky S-76 SHADOW
CH-53E Super Stallion (S-80E)
Sikorsky S-92 (H-92 Superhawk)
- CH-148 Cyclone
RAH-66 Comanche (with Boeing)
Sikorsky X2
Sikorsky RVR
Sikorsky Cypher
Sikorsky MARINER ("Cypher II")
Sikorsky Universal Tactical Vehicle (UTV)

Spitfire Helicopter Company[edit]

Spitfire Mk.I (Conversion of Enstrom F-28)
Spitfire Mk.II (Conversion of Enstrom F-28)

SNCAC[edit]

SNCAC NC.2001 Abeille (Intermeshing rotors) (1946)

Star Aviation[edit]

(United States)

Star Aviation LoneStar Sport Helicopter

T[edit]

Transcendental Aircraft Corporation[edit]

Transcendental 1-G (ATAK programı)

U[edit]

United Helicopter, Inc

Proof Of concept helicopter

W[edit]

Westland Aircraft[edit]

From 2000, AgustaWestland

Westland Dragonfly
Westland Lynx
Westland Sea King
Westland Scout
Westland Sioux
Westland Wasp
Westland Wessex
Westland Westminster
Westland Whirlwind
Westland Widgeon
Westland WAH-64 Apache (with Boeing as sub contractor)
Westland W-80
Westland W-81
Westland W-85
Westland LHX

With Aerospatiale

Y[edit]

Yakovlev[edit]

Yakovlev EG
Yakovlev Yak-14
Yakovlev Yak-24 (NATO reporting name: "Horse")
Yakovlev Yak-60
Yakovlev Yak-100
Yakovlev VVP-6
Yakovlev Albatros
Yakovlev Zhavoronok

Yamaha Motor Company[edit]

Unmanned helicopters

RMAX Type II - industrial
RMAX Type II G (RMAX Type II with GPS) - industrial
RCASS or Remote Control Automatic Spray System - agricultural
R50 (L09) - industrial
R50 (L092) - industrial

Notes[edit]

(US Army helicopters designations: "AH" means: "Attack Helicopter", "AAH" means: "Advanced Attack Helicopter", "RAH" means: "Reconnaissance and Attack Helicopter", "CH" means: "Cargo Helicopter", "OH" means: "Observation Helicopter" and "UH" means: "Utility Helicopter".)

References[edit]

^ Pulse Jets On Tips Lift Copter" , May 1950, Popular Science rare photos of Top Sergeant
^ Strap Yourself Into One-Man Helicopter, June 1951, Popular Science rare photo of Buck Private
^ project only, twin-engined wide-body variant of the Cobra
^ "Italian Helicopter One of World's Smallest" Popular Mechanics, September 1950, p. 129.
^ "One-Man Navy Helicopter Test Stabilizing Controls" Popular Mechanics, September 1954, p. 105.
^ "Projected Convertiplane" FLIGHT, 21 March 1958, p. 397. Tilt-rotor design.
^ "New Helicopter's Engine Rides Overhead, Close To Propeller" , October 1953, Popular Science rare photo of MC-101 in flight
^ "Rocket-Powered Pinwheel Points to Back Pack Unit." Popular Mechanics, September 1954, p. 105. First RH-1 large version.
^ "Latest Version RH-1" FLIGHT, 21 March 1958, p. 388, Second RH-1 back pack version.
^ "American airplanes: ro - ry". Aerofiles.com. 2009-02-25. Retrieved 2011-03-16.
^ ^a ^b Taylor, John W. R. (1983). Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1982-83. London: Jane's Publishing Company. ISBN 0-7106-0748-2.

[1] Pulse Jets On Tips Lift Copter" , May 1950, Popular Science rare photos of Top Sergeant

[2] Strap Yourself Into One-Man Helicopter, June 1951, Popular Science rare photo of Buck Private

[3] roject only, twin-engined wide-body variant of the Cobra

[4] "Italian Helicopter One of World's Smallest" Popular Mechanics, September 1950, p. 129.

[5] "One-Man Navy Helicopter Test Stabilizing Controls" Popular Mechanics, September 1954, p. 105.

[6] "Projected Convertiplane" FLIGHT, 21 March 1958, p. 397. Tilt-rotor design.

[7] "New Helicopter's Engine Rides Overhead, Close To Propeller" , October 1953, Popular Science rare photo of MC-101 in flight

[8] "Rocket-Powered Pinwheel Points to Back Pack Unit." Popular Mechanics, September 1954, p. 105. First RH-1 large version.

[9] "Latest Version RH-1" FLIGHT, 21 March 1958, p. 388, Second RH-1 back pack version.

[aerofiles_Ro-10] "American airplanes: ro - ry". Aerofiles.com. 2009-02-25. Retrieved 2011-03-16.

[JAWA_82-3-11] Taylor, John W. R. (1983). Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1982-83. London: Jane's Publishing Company. ISBN 0-7106-0748-2.

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A[edit]

A-B Helicopters[edit]

Aerocopter[edit]

AeroDreams[edit]

Aero[edit]

Aerokopter[edit]

Aeronautical Products[edit]

Aerospace General[edit]

Aérospatiale[edit]

Aero-Sport International[edit]

Aerotecnica[edit]

Agusta[edit]

AgustaWestland[edit]

Air & Space[edit]

Airmaster Helicopters[edit]

Ambi Budd[edit]

American Aircraft Corporation[edit]

American Air Jet[edit]

American Helicopter[edit]

AutoGyro[edit]

Aviaimpex[edit]

Avian[edit]

Aviation Industries of Iran (AII)[edit]

Avicopter (Avic Helicopter Company)[edit]

Aviotechnica[edit]

B[edit]

Bell/Agusta[edit]

Bell Helicopter Textron[edit]

Bendix Helicopters[edit]

Bensen[edit]

Borgward[edit]

Boeing Helicopters (Piasecki Helicopter)[edit]

Brantly[edit]

Bratukhin[edit]

Breguet[edit]

Bristol Aeroplane Company[edit]

Brondetti[edit]

C[edit]

Canadian Home Rotors[edit]

Cessna[edit]

Changhe Aircraft Industries Corporation[edit]

Cicare Helicopteros S.A.[edit]

Cierva Autogiro Company[edit]

Columbia Helicopters[edit]

Continental Copters[edit]

Convair[edit]

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research[edit]

D[edit]

Denel Aerospace Systems[edit]

DF Helicopters[edit]

DSH[edit]

Doak[edit]

Doman[edit]

Dorand[edit]

Dornier Flugzeugwerke[edit]

Douglas[edit]

Dynali Helicopter[edit]

E[edit]

Eagle Research & Development[edit]

Engineering System[edit]

Enstrom[edit]

Erickson Air-Crane[edit]

Eurocopter Group[edit]

F[edit]

Fairchild Hiller[edit]

Fairey Aviation[edit]

Fama Helicopter[edit]

Fiat[edit]

Filper[edit]

Firestone Aircraft Company[edit]

Flettner[edit]

Focke-Achgelis[edit]

Focke-Wulf[edit]

G[edit]

Gadfly Aircraft[edit]

Gazda[edit]

GEN Corporation[edit]

Glenview[edit]

Groen Brothers Aviation[edit]