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

G-Gn

G-Aerosports

G/B Aircraft

(Glenn Beets) does not fly well

  • Beets G/B Special[1]

G1 Aviation

(Le Thor, France)

Gabardini

(Aeroplani Gabardini / Società Anonima Gabardini per l'Incremento dell'Aviazione) also see:SIA

  • Gabardini Hydravion 1910 (Monaco-monoplano)
  • Gabardini Monoplano Gabarda[2] 1913
  • Gabardini Monoplano Checca ('Francesca') Ground trainer
  • Gabardini Monoplano ground trainer
  • Gabardini Monoplano Scuola[3] (School)
  • Gabardini Monoplano Vuolo[3] (Flight)
  • Gabardini Idrovolante[4] 1913 'Gabarda' on twin, wooden float gear
  • Gabardini HD[5] - Hanriot HD.1 used at the Scuola Aviazione di Cameri
  • Gabardini A.300/6 - 3-seat recce biplane, mod. Ansaldo A.300/4*
  • Gabardini G.3 1914 'Biplano' 1-/2-seat biplane trainer
  • Gabardini G.4[6]
  • Gabardini G-4 bis: Single-seat vers. 1 x 120 hp Le Rhone
  • Gabardini G-4 bis dc: 'Doppio Comando' dual-control 2-seater
  • Gabardini G.5
  • Gabardini G.50[7] Single-seat biplane, a.k.a. (G.50 mc (monocomando))
  • Gabardini G.51: Single-seat biplane, 1 x 80 hp Le Rhône 9C rotary
  • Gabardini G.51 bis Single-seat biplane, 1 x 110 hp Le Rhône 9J[8]
  • Gabardini G.51 dc Doppio Comando[9]
  • Gabardini G.6 2-seat biplane advanced trainer, 1 x 120 hp Le Rhone
  • Gabardini G.7 2-seat biplane trainer,
  • Gabardini G.8 trainer:[10] unarmed, 1 x 140 hp Hispano-Suiza 8A V8 - Unarmed version with lower-rated engine
  • Gabardini G.8 fighter: 2 x 7.7mm Vickers mgs, 1 x 200 hp HS 8A V-8
  • Gabardini G.8bis[8]
  • Gabardini G.9[10][11]
  • Gabardini G.9bis
  • Gabardini G.9bis[10]
  • Gabardini Lictor 90[12] 1 x 90 hp Fiat A.50S 7-cyl radial, x 1 (MM.345)
  • Gabardini Lictor 130[13] 130 hp Alfa Romeo 110 4-cyl inline, x 1 (MM.304)

Gabriel

(Antoni Gabriel)

Gabriel

(Pavel & Jan Gabriel)

Gadfly

GAF

(Government Aircraft Factories)

Gage

(1911: Jay Gage Flying School, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, CA, c.1912: Gage-McClay Co.)

  • Gage 1912 Biplane[14]

Gail

(Gail Aircraft Engineering Co, Sacramento, CA)

Gaines

(Albert B Gaines, New York, NY)

  • Gaines 1927 Monoplane[14]

Gakkel

(Yakov Modestovich Gakkel)

  • Gakkel I (a.k.a. YaMG)
  • Gakkel II[16]
  • Gakkel III[16]
  • Gakkel IV[16]
  • Gakkel V[16]
  • Gakkel VI
  • Gakkel VII Rosja[16]
  • Gakkel VIII
  • Gakkel IX[16]

Galaxie

Galaxy Aerospace

(see List of aircraft (I)#IAI)

GALCA

(Groupement d'Aviation Légère de Casablanca / Messieurs Barzado, Belicha, Sairand, Domecq, Rousseau and Saunier)

  • GALCA biplan à fente (biplan à fente - biplane with slot)

Gallatin

(Harold & Oscar Gallatin, Milwaukee & Waukesha, WI)

  • Gallatin 1935 Monoplane[14]
  • Gallatin A[14]

Gallaudet

(Gallaudet Aircraft Corporation)

Galvin

(Lincoln School of Flying, 2415 O St, Lincoln, NE)

Galvin

Game Composites

Gammeter

(Harry C Gammeter, Cleveland, OH)

  • Gammeter 1907 Ornithopter[14]

Gannet

(Gannet Aircraft Inc, Sun Valley, CA)

Ganzavia

(Ganzavia GT)

Garbrick

(J Lester Garbrick, Centre Hall, PA)

  • Garbrick 1941 Biplane[14]
  • Garbrick Lark[14]

Gardan

(Yves Gardan)

Garland Aerospace

(Camden, New South Wales, Australia)

Garland-Bianchi

Garland-Lincoln

(Garland Lincoln & Claude Flagg, Van Nuys, CA, E Los Angeles, CA, Glendale, CA)

Garner

(Bill Garner, St. Anthony, ID)

  • Garner D-260 Senior Aero Sport[14]

Garrett

(Don Garrett)

  • Garrett Pokie Okie[14]

Garrison

(Peter Garrison, Los Angeles, CA)

Garrow Aircraft

(Garrow Aircraft LLC)

  • Verticopter

Gary

(1909: William Pierce Gary, 75 Lincoln Ave, Totowa, NJ, 1910: Non-Capsizable Aeroplane Co, Paterson, NJ)

Gaslov

(Vladimir Gaslov)

  • Gaslov I-2 Impuls[21]

Gasne

(René Gasne)

Gastambide-Levavasseur

(Robert Gastambide et Léon Levavasseur)

  • Gastambide-Levavasseur No.1[23]
  • Gastambide-Levavasseur No.2 variable area wings[23][24]

Gastambide-Mengin

(Jules Gastambide et Gabriel Mengin)

Gasuden

(Tokyo Gasu Denki Kogyo KK - Tokyo Gas & Electrical Industry Co. Ltd.)

Gatard

Gates

(B L Gates, Chicago, IL)

  • Gates 1910 Aeroplane[14]

Gates

((Ivan R) Gates Aircraft Corp, 1440 Broadway, New York, NY)

Gatling

(James Henry Gatling, Maney's Neck, NC)

  • Gatling 1872 Aeroplane[14]

Gaucher

(Remy Gaucher)

Gaunt (aircraft constructor)

Gauthier

(David Gauthier, Seattle, WA)

  • Gauthier Sport Model 1[14]

Gavilán

(Gavilán SA, Columbia)

Gaviota

(Donald W Whittier, Los Angeles, CA)

Gazda

(Antoine Gazda, Wakefield, RI, Helicopter Engr & Construction Co.)

Gazuit-Valladeau

(Georges Gazuit & Roger Valladeau)

Gdecouv'R

(Fontaine Lès Dijon, France)

GCA

(Grupo Construzione Aeronautiche)

GECI International

Gee Bee

see List_of_aircraft (Go-Gz) - Granville Brothers

Geest

(Geeste Flugzeugbau - Waldemaar Geest)

  • Geest-Wolfmüller Motorflugzeug (1910)
  • Geest Möwe I
  • Geest Möwe II
  • Geest Möwe III
  • Geest Möwe IV
  • Geest Möwe V
  • Geest Möwe VI
  • Geest 1916 single-seat fighter[10][30]

Geffroy

  • Geffroy 1948 aeroplane[31]

Geide

(Richard F Geide, Wichita, KS)

  • Geide Headwind[14]
  • Geide Model A Sport[14]

Geiger

(Robert V Geiger, Wewaka, IN)

  • Geiger 1932 Monoplane[14]

Geltz

(Roy K Geltz, Lancaster, PA)

Gem

(Gem Aircraft)

  • Gem Sky Gem

Gemini

(Gemini International)

Gemini Powered Parachutes

(Culver, IN)

  • Gemini Classic
  • Gemini Star
  • Gemini Twin
  • Gemini Ultra Star
  • Gemini Viper

GEN

(Gennai Yanagisawa / GEN Corporation)

Genair

Genairco

General

(General Aircraft Corporation, Lowell, MA)

General

(General Aeronautic Co, 110-112 W 40 St, New York, NY)

  • General 1916 Biplane[14]

General

(General Aeroplane Co, 1507 Jefferson Ave, E Detroit, MI)

  • General 1916 Flying Boat[14]
  • General 1916 Gamma S Seaplane[14]
  • General 1916 Gamma L Landplane[14]

General

(General Aircraft Corp (Conrad & John W Dietz), Cincinnati, OH)

General

(Hazleton General Aircraft Corp (Pres: George B Markle), Hazleton, PA; (built at Berwyck, PA))

General

(General Airplanes Corp, 553 Abbott Rd, Buffalo, NY (founders: Charles S Rieman, A Francis Arcier))

General

(General Airplane Services (Jack Yentzer), Sheridan, WY)

  • General Model 11[14]

General

  • General Aircraft Corporation GAC-100[34]

General Aircraft Ltd

General Atomics

General Avia

General Aviation

(General Aviation Manufacturing Corporation, Baltimore, MD)

General Aviation Design Bureau of Ukraine

(Kiev, Ukraine)

General Dynamics

General Motors

(Eastern Div, General Motors Corp.)

General-Western

(General-Western Aero Corp Ltd (founders: Albin Peterson & L F Vremsak), Burbank, CA)

Georgias Special

(Vern Georgia & Herb Hecker, Bloomington, MN)

  • Georgias Special[14]

Gephart

(Harry L Gephart, Silver City, NM)

  • Gephart 1930 Monoplane[14]

Geraci

(Al Geraci, Roselle, IL)

  • Geraci Advance Jeep-O-Plane[14]

Gérard

(André Gérard)

Gerbrecht

  • Gerbrecht W.3

Gere

(George W "Bud" Gere Jr, Minneapolis, MN)

Gerfan

  • Gerfan RV 02

Gérin

(Jaques Gérin, France)

Gerhardt

(W F Gerhardt & E L Pratt, Dayton, OH)

German Aircraft

(German Aircraft GmbH)

German Gyro

(German Gyro Safety Aviation GmbH)

Germania

(Germania Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H.)

Gerner

(Adlerwerke den Flugzeugbau Gerner)

Germe

  • Germe 1909 Biplane[39]

Geselle

(Matilda Geselle, Wichita, KS)

  • Geselle 1927 Monoplane[14]

Geuther

(Gene Geuther, Lansdale, PA)

  • Geuther Angel Kitten[14]

Ghods Industry

GibboGear

(Mark Gibson, Winter Haven, FL)

Gidroplan

(Gidroplan LLC)

Gidrosamolet

(Gidrosamolet LCC / Chernov) see Chernov

GIL

(GIL - Główny Instytut Lotnictwa - Main Aviation Institute)

Gilbert

(Charles Gilbert, Dorset, OH)

  • Gilbert Toots (a.k.a. Model 30)[14]

Giles

See:AkroTech Aviation

Gilkey

(Lynn W Gilkey, New Castle, PA)

Gillespie

(G Curtis Gillespie, Brooklyn, NY)

  • Gillespie 1905 Aeroplane[14]

Gillette

(P E Gillette, Salt Lake City, UT)

  • Gillette 1910 Aerodyne[14]

Gillis

((Carl) Gillis Aircraft Co, Battle Creek, MI)

Gilmore

(Lyman Gilmore Jr, Grass Valley, CA 1909: Colfax Aeroplane Co. 1910: Gilmore Airship Co.)

  • Gilmore 1898 steam-powered Aeroplane[14]
  • Gilmore 1908 Pusher-Tractor[14]
  • Gilmore 1911 Monoplane[14]

Gilpin

(Charles W Gilpin, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Gilpin 1925 Biplane[14]

Gin Gliders

(Yongin, South Korea)

Ginnochio

(Manlio Ginnochio)[41]

  • Ginnochio 1912 flying boat (Argus 100hp)[42][43]

Gippsland

Giraud

(Wilfrid Giraud)

Giraud-Sablier

(Wilfrid Giraud & Sablier)

  • Giraud-Sablier T.4[31]

Giraudet

(Giraudet)

  • Giraudet DG.01 Loriot[20]

Giravia

Gittens

(David L Gittens, Santa Fe, NM)

Givaudan

  • Givaudan 1909 Annular biplane

Glanard

(Raymond Glanard)

  • Glanard Monoplan[31]

Glasair

(Glasair Acquisitions LLC (Pres: Thomas Wathen), Riverside, CA)

Glaser-Dirks

See also DG Flugzeugbau GmbH

Glasflügel

Glassic Composites

(Glassic Composites, LLC, Sale Creek, TN)

Glatfelter

(Edward W Glatfelter, Newton Square, PA)

  • Glatfelter G-100 Glaticopter[14]
  • Glatfelter XRG-65[14]

Gleek

(Albert Gleek Jr, 73 Garfield Ave, Paterson, NJ)

  • Gleek 1933 Biplane[14]

Glen-Lee

(G M Glendenning & A L Kennedy, Ontario, Canada)

  • Glen-Lee Special[14]

Glenmont

(H P "Glen" Warren & John G Montijo, San Luis Obispo, CA)

  • Glenmont 1927 Monoplane

Glenn

(Timothy A Glenn, Detroit, MI)

  • Glenn 1929 Monoplane[14]
  • Glenn 1931 Monoplane[14]
  • Glenn 1935 Monoplane[14]

Glenview

(Glenview Metal Products Co, Delanco, NJ)

  • Glenview GMP-1 Fly-Ride[14]

Glidaire

(Glidaire Co, 119 E Martin St, San Antonio, TX)

  • Glidaire 1931 powered sailplane[14]

Glideoplane

(Glideoplane & Engine Co Inc, 1220 N Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK)

  • Glideoplane 1931 powered sailplane[14]

Global

(Global Aircraft Corporation)

  • Global GT-3

Globe

Gloster

(Gloster Aircraft Company)[47]

Glowin'ski

Gluhareff

(E (Eugene) Gluhareff Helicopter Corp, Palm Springs, FL)

Gmoser

(A T Gmoser Jr, Milwaukee, WI)

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