List of rotorcraft
This is a list of rotorcraft, including helicopters, autogyros, rotor kites and convertiplanes.
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A
(American Aircraft International)
(Aviatsionnyy Nauchno-Yekhnicheskiy Tsentr Aero-Astra (Aero-Astra))
(API/Aeronautical Products Inc)
- Aerokopter ZA-6 San'ka
- Aerokopter AK1
- Aerokopter AK1-3 San'ka
- Aerokopter AK1-3CX
- Aerokopter AK1-5 San'ka
- Aérospatiale Alouette
- Aérospatiale Alouette II
- Aérospatiale Alouette III
- Aérospatiale Cougar
- Aérospatiale Dauphin
- Aérospatiale Djinn
- Aérospatiale Ecureuil
- Aérospatiale Gazelle
- Aérospatiale Lama
- Aérospatiale Puma
- Aérospatiale Super Frelon
- Aérospatiale Super Puma
- Aerospatiale P-120
- Aerotécnica AC-11[2][3]
- Aerotécnica AC-12
- Aerotécnica AC-13
- Aerotécnica AC-14
- Aerotécnica AC-15[citation needed]
- Aerotécnica AC-21[citation needed]
- Aerotécnica EC-XZ-2
- Aerotécnica EC-XZ-4
From 2000, AgustaWestland
- Agusta AZ.101G
- Agusta AB.102
- Agusta A103
- Agusta A104 Helicar
- Agusta A105
- Agusta A106
- Agusta A109
- Agusta A115
- Agusta A119 Koala
- Agusta A129 Mangusta
- AgustaWestland AW101 (Merlin)
- AgustaWestland CH-149 Cormorant
- AgustaWestland AW109
- AgustaWestland AW109 Grand
- AgustaWestland AW119 Koala
- AgustaWestland AW139
- AgustaWestland AW149
- AgustaWestland AW159
- EHI CH-148 Petrel
- EHI CH-149 Chimo
- Lockheed Martin VH-71 Kestrel (Airframe - Mission Systems fitted by Lockheed Martin)
(Air Command International, Caddo Mills, Texas, United States)
- Air Command Commander
- Air Command Commander 147A
- Air Command Commander Elite
- Air Command Commander Side-By-Side
- Air Command Commander Sport
- Air Command Commander Tandem
- Air Command Single Place
- Air Command Tandem
(Donvale, Victoria, Australia)
- Ambi-Budd Flying Car - 1930s concept car[4]
- XH-26 Jet Jeep
- American Helicopter XA-5 Top Sergeant[5]
- American Helicopter A-6 Buck Private[5]
- American Helicopter A-8
- American Helicopter Transporter (with Fairchild)
(Newport News, Virginia, United States)
- American Sportscopter Ultrasport 254
- American Sportscopter Ultrasport 331
- American Sportscopter Ultrasport 496
(AutoGyro GmbH)
Avicopter (Avic Helicopter Company)
B
(Albert Gilles von Baumhauer)
(Jean Baylac)
- Bell coaxil-rotor helicopter of 1945
- Bell 30
- Bell 47
- Bell 48
- Bell 61
- Bell AH-1 Cobra, Bell AH-1 Super Cobra, Bell AH-1Z Viper
- Bell 201
- Bell 204
- Bell 205
- Bell D-255 Iroquois Warrior
- Bell JRX
- Bell 280 [7]
- Bell 206 JetRanger, Bell 206 Long Ranger, Bell 206 Twin Ranger (Bell 206 family)
- Bell 207 Sioux Scout
- Bell 209 Huey Cobra
- OH-58 Kiowa
- Bell HUL
- Bell HSL-1
- Bell HTL
- Bell 212
- Bell 214
- Bell 222
- Bell 230
- Bell 309 King Cobra
- Bell/Bristol Aerospace Hokum-X
- Bell 400
- Bell 407
- Bell 409
- Bell 412
- CH-146 Griffon - 412EP
- Bell 417
- Bell 427
- Bell 429
- Bell 430
- Bell 440
- Bell TH-13
- Bell TH-67
- UH-1 Iroquois
- Bell D-216
- Bell D-218
- Bell D-230
- Bell D-245
- Bell D-246
- Bell D-326
- Bell D-292 ACAP
- Bell XV-3
- Bell XV-15 (with Boeing)
- Bell 609 (with Agusta)
- Bell X-22
- Bell BAT
- Bell Pointer
- Bell Eagle Eye
- Bell CTR-22
- Bell CTR-800
- Bell CTR-1900
- Bell CTR-7500
- Bell LHX
- Bell MAPL 351
- Bell MAPL 382
(Léonce Bertin)
- Boeing HRB Sea Knight
- Piasecki HRP-1
- Piasecki HRP-2
- Piasecki PV-2
- Piasecki HUP
- Piasecki H-16 Pathfinder
- Piasecki CH-21 Workhorse/Shawnee
- Piasecki H-25 Army Mule
- Piasecki 59 Airgeep
- Piasecki Heli-Stat
- Piasecki Speed Cobra
- Piasecki Speed Apache
- Piasecki H-60 Speed Hawk
- AH-64 Apache
- RAH-66 Comanche (with Sikorsky)
- CH-46 Sea Knight
- CH-113 Labrador/CH-113A Voyageur designation for CH-46 in Canada
- CH-47 Chinook
- CH-147 Chinook designation for CH-47 in Canada
- Model 107
- Model 167
- Model 234
- XCH-62 HLH
- Boeing/Vertol Crane
- Boeing Canard Rotor/Wing aircraft
- Boeing UCAR
- Boeing Model 360 / Advanced Tandem-Rotor Helicopter
- Boeing Advanced Civil Tiltrotor
- YUH-61 UTTAS
- Advanced Attack Helicopter (AAH)
- Boeing/Vertol LHX
- Boeing/Vertol X-Wing
- Boeing Vertol 107-II
- Bratukhin Omega
- Bratukhin Omega II
- Bratukhin G-3
- Bratukhin G-4
- Bratukhin B-5
- Bratukhin B-9
- Bratukhin B-10
- Bratukhin B-11
- Bratukhin Heavy-lift Transport Helicopter
- Bratukhin Flying Crane
- Bratukhin Heavy-lift Transport Convertiplane
- Bratukhin Transport VTOL Aircraft
- Bratukhin Tilt-rotor VTOL Aircraft
Brondetti
Brondetti
C
(Lansing, Illinois, United States)
(Capital Helicopter Corporation)
- 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
- Cicaré CH-1
- Cicaré CH-2
- Cicaré CK.1
- Cicaré CH-4
- Cicaré CH-5
- Cicaré CH-6
- Cicaré CH-7
- Cicaré CH-12
- Cicaré CH-14
British-built models
- Cierva C.8
- Cierva C.9
- Cierva C.10
- Cierva C.12 (first flight 1929) - first autogyro with floats
- Cierva C.14
- Cierva C.17
- Cierva C.19
- Cierva C.21
- Cierva C.24
- Cierva C.25
- Cierva C.29
- Cierva C.30A
- Cierva C.33
- Cierva C.38
- Cierva C.40
- Cierva W.5 (first flight 1938) - 2-seater twin (outrigger) rotor helicopter with wooden frame; engine was a 50 hp 4-cylinder air-cooled Weir
- Cierva W.6 (first flight 1939) - twin rotor helicopter, 200 hp de Havilland Gipsy, metal tube frame
- Cierva/Weir W.7
- Cierva W.9 (first flight 1945) - experimental helicopter to E.16/43, used blown air for torque control and direction, one built
- Cierva W.11 Air Horse (first flight 1948) - heavy lift helicopter development of W.6 design, two built
- Cierva W-12
- Cierva W.14 Skeeter
- Cierva W.14 Skeeter (first flight 1948) - from 1951 the Saunders-Roe Skeeter
- Cierva amphibious autogyro
- Cierva CR Twin/Cierva (& Rotorcraft) Grasshopper 3 (1969)
(Paul Cornu)
- Cornu helicopter (1907)
(Montana, United States)
D
(Louis Damblanc - Lacoin)
(Doak Aircraft Co Inc, Torrance CA. )
Doman
- Doman LZ-1
- Doman LZ-4
- Doman LZ-5
- Doman airliner helicopter
- Doman-Fleet ASW helicopter
- Doman Aeroplane 2
DSH
(Henri and Armand Dufaux)
- Dufaux machine (1905)
E
Engineering System
- Eurocopter UH-72 Lakota
- Eurocopter BK-117 (with Kawasaki Heavy Industries)
- Eurocopter EC 130
- Eurocopter EC 135
- Eurocopter EC 145
- Eurocopter EC 155
- Eurocopter EC 175
- Eurocopter EC 225
- Eurocopter EC 635
- Eurocopter EC 725
- Eurocopter Colibri
- Eurocopter Cougar
- Eurocopter Dauphin
- Eurocopter Ecureuil
- Eurocopter Fennec
- Eurocopter Panther
- Eurocopter Super Puma
- Eurocopter Tiger
- Eurocopter X3
F
(Fama Helicopters srl.)
- Farcot Libellule - exhibited at the 1909 Paris salon.[6]
Paducah, Kentucky, United States
(Félix Faure)
- Faure machine (1903)
(Nicolas Florine, Belgium)
- Focke-Wulf Fw 61 - World's first fully controllable helicopter
(Otto Frank)
G
- Gazda Helicospeeder (1947)
(Glenview Metal Products Company)
(Eugene Michael Gluhareff / E (Eugene) Gluhareff Helicopter Corp, Palm Springs FL.)
- Groen Hawk H4
- Groen Hawk 6G converted Cessna Skymaster
- Groen Revcon 6G
- Groen Gyroliner
- Groen Gyrolifter
- Gyrodyne GCA-2
- Gyrodyne GCA-24
- Gyrodyne DSN DASH
- Gyrodyne RON Rotorcycle
- Gyrodyne coaxil-rotor helicopter
- Gyrodyne Convertiplane
- Gyrodyne Military Convertiplane
- Gyrodyne Gyroliner
H
- 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 HL Helicrane (unbuilt project)
- Hawker-Siddley HM Helicrane (unbuilt project)
(Heli-Sport srl, Turin, Italy)
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Angel
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress Charlie
- Heli-Sport CH-7 Kompress Charlie 2
- Heli-Sport CH77 Ranabot
Helibras is a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus Helicopters.
(Fountain Valley, California)
- 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
- HAL Dhruv
- HAL Light Utility Helicopter - Under development.
- HAL Light Combat Helicopter - Under trials
- HAL Cheetah - Licensed 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 - Licensed variant of the Aérospatiale Alouette III
- HAL Lancer- Light Attack and reconnaissance variant of the Cheetah, for Counter-Insurgency (COIN) Operations.
- HAL Rudra
- HAL Medium Lift Helicopter-planned
- MD500E light and multi-purpose helicopter
- MD520N light and multi-purpose helicopter
- MD530F light and multi-purpose helicopter
- MD600N and single-turbine engine helicopter
(1945: Hoppi-copters Inc (fdr: Horace T Pentecost), Boeing Field, Seattle WA. 1954: Capital Helicopter Corp.)
- Pentecost HX-1 Hoppi-Copter
- Capital C-1 Hoppi-Copter
- Hoppi-copter 101[18]
- Hoppi-copter 102[18]
- Hoppi-copter Firefly[18]
- 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 - one built
- XH-28
- Hughes-McDonnell XV-9 "Hot Cycle"
I
- Innovator AIR
- Innovator Mosquito
- Innovator Mosquito XE
J
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K
- 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 Flying Tank 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 KH-4
- Kawasaki BK 117 (with Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm)
- Kawasaki BK 117 C-2 (with Eurocopter)
- Kawasaki OH-1
((W Wallace & Roderick G) Kellett Autogiro Corporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- Kellett K-1X[19]
- Kellett K-2
- Kellett K-3
- Kellett K-4
- Kellett KD-1
- Kellett KD-10[19]
- Kellett KH-2[19]
- Kellett KH-15[19]
- Kellett G-1
- Kellett H-8[19]
- Kellett H-10[19]
- Kellett H-17[19]
- Kellett O-60
- Kellett R-2
- Kellett R-3
- Kellett R-8
- Kellett R-10
(Cleveland, Ohio, United States)
L
(Louis Lecoin and Louis Damblanc)
- Léger machine (1905)
(Curtis, William, and Victor H Leineweber, Chicago, Illinois)
(Mayflower, Arkansas, United States)
- Little Wing LW-1
- Little Wing LW-2
- Little Wing LW-3
- Little Wing LW-4
- Little Wing LW-5
- Little Wing Roto-Pup
M
- Marchetti Mi600 unbuilt project
(Mécanique Aviation TRAction)
- 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
- 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)
(Overland Park, Kansas, United States)
- 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
(United States)
N
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P
(A. Papin and D. Rouilly)
Pawnee Aviation, Inc., Longmont, Colorado, and later McCook, Nebraska, United States
(Horace Pentecost)
- Perrin Helicion (1922)
(Major Stephan Petróczy - Oberleutnant Dr. Theodor von Kármán and Ingenieurleutnant Wilhelm Žurovec)
- PKZ-1[25] 1917 tethered helicopter (Schraubenfesselflieger)
- PKZ-2[25] 1917 tethered helicopter (Schraubenfesselflieger)
(Manfred Pflumm)
(Fallston, Maryland, and Louisburg, North Carolina, United States)
- Pitcairn PA-18 autogyro
- Pitcairn PA-19 autogyro
- Pitcairn PAA-1/PA-20 autogyro
- Pitcairn PCA-2/PA-21 autogyro
Platt-LePage Aircraft Co
- Platt-LePage XR-1 (1941)
- PZL W-3 Sokół
- PZL SM-4 Latka
- PZL SW-4
- PZL Kania (Kitty Hawk)
Q
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R
(Boulder Colorado and later El Prado, New Mexico, United States)
(Hoppers Crossing, Victoria, Australia)
(Colonel Renard)
- Renard's machine (1904)
- Robinson R22 (Alpha, Beta, Mariner)
- Robinson R44 (Astro, Raven, Clipper)
- Robinson R66
(Glendale, California)
- Cierva CR-Twin (as Cierva Rotorcraft Ltd)
- Rotorcraft Grasshopper
RotorSport UK Ltd
- RotorWay Elite[29]
- RotorWay Exec 162F
- RotorWay Exec 90
- RotorWay Scorpion
- RotorWay A600 Talon[30]
- RotorWay 300T Eagle[30]
- RotorWay Scorpion Too
- RotorWay Scorpion 133
- RotorWay Scorpion 145
- Rotorway Windstar
(Salt Lake City, Utah, United States)
S
(Belá Samu, Jenö Orosz and Dániel Hatházi)
- Santos-Dumont helicopter (1905)
(S.E Saunders Limited)
(Milton, Pennsylvania, United States)
- Vought-Sikorsky VS-300
- Sikorsky R-4
- Sikorsky R-5 (HO2S-1, S-48)
- 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)
- 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)
- RAH-66 Comanche (with Boeing)
- Sikorsky X2
- Sikorsky RVR
- Sikorsky Cypher
- Sikorsky MARINER ("Cypher II")
- Sikorsky Universal Tactical Vehicle (UTV)
- SNCAC NC.2001 Abeille (Intermeshing rotors) (1946)
(Stichting voor Ontwikkeling en Bouw van Experimenteel Hefschroefvligtuig)
(N. I. Sorokin)
- Spitfire Helicopters Spitfire Mk.I (Conversion of Enstrom F-28)
- Spitfire Helicopters Spitfire Mk.II Tigershark (Conversion of Enstrom F-28)
(United States)
T
(Texas Helicopter Corporation)
- Texas Helicopter M74 Wasp
- Texas Helicopter M74A
- Texas Helicopter M79S Wasp II
- Texas Helicopter M79T Jet Wasp II
- Transcendental 1-G (ATAK programı)
(Tsentrahl'nyy Aerodinamicheskiy i Ghidrodinamicheskiy Institoot - Central Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics Institute; CAHI)
- TsAGI 1-EA[33]
- TsAGI 2-EA[33]
- TsAGI 3-EA[33]
- TsAGI 5-EA[33]
- TsAGI 11-EA[33]
- TsAGI 11-EA PV[33]
- TsAGI A-4[33]
- TsAGI A-6[33]
- TsAGI A-8[33]
- TsAGI A-7[33]
- TsAGI A-7bis[33]
- TsAGI A-7-Za[33]
- TsAGI A-12[33]
- TsAGI A-13[33]
- TsAGI A-14[33]
- TsAGI A-15[33]
- TsAGI LS[33]
- TAI/AgustaWestland T-129(Atak Programı)
U
V
(Vertical Aviation Technologies Inc (pres: Brad Clark), Sanford FL / Vertical Aviation Technology / VAT)
(Federico Cantero Villamil)
(Vortech, Inc., Fallston, Maryland)
- Vortech A/W 95
- Vortech Choppy
- Vortech Commuter
- Vortech G-1
- Vortech Hot Rod
- Vortech Kestrel Jet
- Vortech Meg-2XH Strap-On
- Vortech Scorpion
- Vortech Scorpion II
- Vortech Skylark
- Vortech Shadow
- Vortech Sparrow
W
(Oskar Westermayer)
From 2000, AgustaWestland
- Westland Apache (with Boeing as sub contractor)
- Westland Blackhawk (under licence from Sikorsky)
- Westland Commando
- Westland Dragonfly
- Westland Gazelle (in co-operation with Aerospatiale)
- Westland Lynx
- Westland Puma (in co-operation with Aerospatiale)
- Westland Sea King
- Westland Scout
- Westland Sioux
- Westland Wasp
- Westland Wessex
- Westland Westminster
- Westland Whirlwind
- Westland Widgeon
(Long Green, Maryland, United States)
(St Columb, Cornwall, United Kingdom)
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Y
- Yakovlev EG
- Yakovlev Yak-24 (NATO reporting name: "Horse")
- Yakovlev Yak-60
- Yakovlev Yak-100
- Yakovlev VVP-6
- Yakovlev Albatros
- Yakovlev Zhavoronok
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
Z
Zaschka
- Zaschka Helicopter (1927)
Notes
US Army helicopters designations:
- AH: Attack Helicopter
- CH: Cargo Helicopter
- OH: Observation Helicopter
- RAH: Reconnaissance and Attack Helicopter
- UH: Utility Helicopter
Project acronyms
- AAH: Advanced Attack Helicopter
See also
References
- ^ a b Eckland, K.O. "American airplanes: Ab - Ak". USA: Aerofiles.com. Archived from the original on 5 December 2012. Retrieved 22 September 2011.
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