This is a list of aircraft in numerical order of manufacturer followed by alphabetical order beginning with 'M'.

Ma

Mabley

(J.Mabley, Rexdale, Ontario)

  • Mabley White Monoplane[1]

MAC

(Melbourne Aircraft Corporation)

Mac Para Technology

(Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, Czech Republic)

Macair

(Macair Industries)

Macchi

(Giulio Macchi / Nieuport-Macchi / Aeronautica Macchi S.p.A.)

MacCready

MacDonald

  • MacDonald Sportflight A[10]

MacDonald

((Robert A) MacDonald Aircraft Co, Sonoma, CA)

Mace-Trefethen

(Harvey Mace & Alfred Trefethen, Sacramento, CA)

Macera

(Silvano Macera)

  • Macera Sparviero[11]

Macfam

(Macfam World Traders)

Mack

(Mack-Craft Amphibian Corp Inc (Fdr: R U McIntosh), Plymouth, MI)

MacManaman

(James E MacManaman, Springfield, OR)

  • MacManaman 1930 Monoplane[10]
  • MacManaman Baby Fleet[10]

Madison

(Madison Airport Company Inc, Madison, WI)

  • Madison Super Ace[10]

Maeda

Maestranza Central de Aviación

MAG

(Magyar Altalános Gepgyár RT – MAG – {Ungarische Allgemaine Mascinenfabrik AG})

  • MAG-Fokker Triplane 90.01 (Fokker V 6?)[14]
  • MAG-Fokker Triplane 90.02 (Fokker V 4)[14]
  • MAG-Fokker 90.03 (Fokker V 7)[14]
  • MAG-Fokker 90.04 (Fokker V 12)[14]
  • MAG-Fokker 90.05 (Fokker V 22)[14]

Magal

(Magal Holdings Ltd.)

Magni

(Laboratorio Costruzioni Aeronautiche Piero Magni / Piero Magni Aviazione S.A.I.)

Magni

(Magni Gyro s.r.l.)

Magnum

(Terrence O'Neill, President OAC, Magnum)

Mahoney

(Lee Mahoney)

Mahoney-Ryan

( B F Mahoney-Ryan Aircraft Co, San Diego, CA)

MAI

(Moscow Aviation Institute)

Maillet Nennig

  • Maillet Nennig MN-A[22]

Mainair Sports

Mair

(E Mair, 3106 W Fullerton Ave, Chicago, IL)

  • Mair 1910 Biplane[10]

Makelan

(Makelan Corporation, New Braunfels, TX)

Makhonine

(Ivan Makhonine)

Makino

(T. Makino with Mr Hirano and Mr Oki)

Malcolm

(Malcolm Aircraft)

Malev

  • Malev ILL-62M

Malinowski

(Stefan Malinowski)

Man Planes

(Man Planes Inc, Manitowoc, WI)

Manfred Weiss

Data from:

  • Manfred Weiss Hungária
  • Manfred Weiss WM-9 Budapest Foker C.V-E
  • Manfred Weiss EM-10 Siemens Sh.12 engine
  • Manfred Weiss WM-10 Ölyv (Buzzard/Hawk)
  • Manfred Weiss WM-11 Budapest FokKer C.V
  • Manfred Weiss WM-13 (WM-10a re-engined with a 130hp Sport III)
  • Manfred Weiss WM-14 Budapest Fokker C.V-D
  • Manfred Weiss WM-16 Budapest
  • Manfred Weiss WM-17 – [Project] single-seat fighter aircraft
  • Manfred Weiss WM-18 – [Project] single-seat fighter aircraft
  • Manfred Weiss WM-20 Heinkel HD.22 deriv.
  • Manfred Weiss WM-21 Sólyom development of WM-16
  • Manfred Weiss WM-23 Ezüst Nyíl – prototype, 1 built, crashed on 21 April 1942 during a test flight after losing an aileron
    • WM-23B – [Project], 2-seater reconnaissance*** WM-23 with rear defence.
    • WM-23G – [Project], Gyakorlo (Advanced Trainer) based on WM-23 fighter
  • Manfred Weiss WM-24 – [Project] possible desig. for Daimler- Benz DB603-powered WM-23/WM-123 fighter
  • Manfred Weiss WM-123 Ezüst Nyíl II – [Project] alt desig for DB603-powered WM-23 fighter

Mangin

(Guy Mangin)

Manhattan

(Manhattan Aeroplane Co, consortium of former Brooklyn Aero Club members, New Nork, NY)

  • Manhattan 1913 Biplane[10]

Manko / Man-pi

(Manshu Koku KK / Manshu Hikoki Seizo KK – Manchurian Airways Co. Ltd / Manchurian Aeroplane Manufacturing Co. Ltd.)

Manley-Stewart

(B B Stewart & F E Manley, Salem, OR)

  • Manley-Stewart H-200[10]

Mann Egerton

Mann & Grimmer

Manorplane

(Florian F Manor, Fon du Lac, WI)

Mannesmann

Mansyū

Manta

(Manta Aircraft Corp (John P & David R Davis), 540 N LaBrea Ave, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Manta 1940 Monoplane
  • Manta long-range fighter[27]

Manta

(Manta Products Inc)

Mantelli

Mantz

(United Air Services (Paul Mantz), Burbank, CA)

  • Mantz 1938 Pusher[10]
  • Mantz 1950 Pusher[10]

Manzolini

(Conte Ettore Manzolini di Campoleone)

Marais

(Charles Marais)

Maranda

(Maranda Aircraft Company)

  • Maranda BM1 Loisir[1]
  • Maranda BM1-A Super Loisir[1]
  • Maranda BM3
  • Maranda BM4 Hawk
  • Maranda BM5

Marawing

(Kolin, Czech Republic)

Marbella Parapente

(Málaga, Spain)

Marchaudon

  • Marchaudon Scarabee 01[29]

Marchetti

(Ing. Alessandro Marchetti)

  • Marchetti La Chimera sport biplane of 1910

Marchetti-Vickers-Terni

Marchetti

((Paul) Marchetti Motor Patents Inc, Mills Field, San Bruno, CA)

  • Marchetti M-1[10]
  • Marchetti M-2 Arrow[10]

Marchetti

(Emerino Marchetti, Tuckahoe NY )

Marchetti

(Frank Marchetti, Chicago)

  • Marchetti Avenger[11]

Marcotte

(Kenneth Marcotte, Bedford Park, IL)

Marcoux-Bromberg

(Hal W Marcoux-Jack Bromberg, Venice, CA.)

  • Marcoux-Bromberg 1938 Monoplane a.k.a. Elmendorf Special[32][33]
  • Marcoux-Bromberg Special[33]

Marenco Swiss helicopter

Marendez

(Marendaz Aircraft Ltd / D. M. K. Marendaz)

Margański

(Edward Margański)

  • Margański EM-5A Dudus Kudlacz

Margański & Mysłowski

(Margański & Mysłowski Zakłady Lotnicze – Margański & Mysłowski Aviation Works)

Marie

(Jean-Pierre Marie)

Marinac

(J G Marinac)

  • Marinac Flying Mercury[10]

Marinavia

( Marinavia Farina SRL)

  • Marinavia QR-2
  • Marinavia QR-2bis
  • Marinavia QR-14 Levriero[37]
  • Marinavia QR-22

Marine

(Marine Aircraft Co, Sausalito, CA)

  • Marine Water Sprite[10]

Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory

Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk

Mariner Aircraft

Marinosyan

(Alexander Marinosyan)

  • Marinosyan M-235[38]

Marion

(George Whysall & Assoc aka Marion Aircraft Co, 280 N Main, Marion, OH)

  • Marion 1929 Monoplane[10]
  • Marion Whysall[10]

Mark

(Mark Flugzeugbau)

Märkische

(Märkische Flugzeug-Werke)

Markwalder

( Ing. A. Markwalder of Räterschen, Switzerland)

  • Markwalder Marabu

Marlman

(William Marland, CO)

  • Marlman Flying Box[10]

Marquardt

(Marquardt Aircraft Co, Venice and Van Nuys, CA)

  • Marquardt M-14 a.k.a. Whirlajet[10]

Marquart

(Edward Marquart, Riverside, CA)

Marquian

(Roger Marquian)

Marrone

(Vincent Marrone, Roosevelt, NY)

Mars

(James C "Bud" Mars)

Mars

(Mars Mfg Co, LeMars, IA)

  • Mars M-1-80 Skycoupe[10]

Marsh

(Marsh Aviation Co, Mesa, AZ)

Marsh

(Marsh Aircraft Co, Oak Park, IL)

  • Marsh 1930 Monoplane[10]

Marshall

(Marshall Aircraft Co )

Marshall

(Marshall Aircraft Laboratories (Nicholas-Beazley employees' group), Marshall, MO)

  • Marshall Phantom[10]

Marshalls

(Marshall Aerospace / Marshalls of Cambridge)

Marston & Ordway

(C J Marston & P W Ordway, Concord, NH)

  • Marston & Ordway 1930 Biplane[10]

Martens

(Arthur Martens)

  • Martens Windhund[40]

Martin

(Glenn L. Martin Company, Santa Ana, CA)

  • Martin 57 MO
  • Martin 60 M2O
  • Martin 63 MS
  • Martin 64 monoplane glider project
  • Martin 66[41] XNBL-2, night mailplane
  • Martin 67 N2M
  • Martin 69 SC
  • Martin 70 Commercial,[41] mailplanes converted from XNBL-2
  • Martin 71 XO-4
  • Martin 72 Liberty mailplane project
  • Martin 73 T3M
  • Martin 74 T4M
  • Martin 75 XLB-4
  • Martin 76 Army bomber project
  • Martin 77 BM
  • Martin 79 twin-engine airliner project
  • Martin 80 USN trainer project
  • Martin 81 Army high-speed bomber project
  • Martin 83 XO2M
  • Martin 84 commercial flying boat project
  • Martin 85 XO-27
  • Martin 115 2 passenger touring plane with open cockpit
  • Martin 116 2 passenger sport coupe aircraft
  • Martin 117 PM-1
  • Martin 118 XT6M
  • Martin 119 XP2M
  • Martin 120 P3M
  • Martin 121 PM-2
  • Martin 122 PM
  • Martin 123 XB-907/XB-10
  • Martin 124 Army general-purpose bomber
  • Martin 125 BM-1
  • Martin 126 sesquiplane patrol flying boat
  • Martin 127 XFM-1
  • Martin 128 passenger flying boat with four diesel engines
  • Martin 129 BM-2
  • Martin 130 M-130, passenger flying boat
  • Martin 131 USAAC sea observation aircraft
  • Martin 132 B2M-1
  • Martin 133 12-passenger airliner
  • Martin 134 twin-engine commercial flying boat (P3M-2 type)
  • Martin 135 USN bomber/scout aircraft (BM type)
  • Martin 136 USN long-range patrol flying boat
  • Martin 137 Army ground attack aircraft
  • Martin 138 USN amphibian scout aircraft
  • Martin 139 redesignation of M-123
  • Martin 139A YB-10
  • Martin 139B YB-10A, possibly for B-10B
  • Martin 139W export version of B-10
  • Martin 140 Army bomber
  • Martin 141 USN flying boat
  • Martin 142 USN catamaran flying boat
  • Martin 143 20-passenger Pan Am "Streamliner"
  • Martin 144 USN torpedo bomber
  • Martin 145A XB-16, four-engine version; USAAC "Project A" competitor
  • Martin 145B XB-16, six-engine version
  • Martin 146 high-speed bomber demonstrator developed from the B-10
  • Martin 147 USN monoplane flying boat
  • Martin 148 Pan Am monoplane flying boat
  • Martin 149 export bomber
  • Martin 150 40 passenger "Streamliner" commercial flying boat
  • Martin 151 twin-engine long-range bomber
  • Martin 152 commercial flying boat, 63000 lb for Pan Am
  • Martin 153 transatlantic commercial flying boat, 100000 lb for Pan Am
  • Martin 154 54000 lb flying boat for Pan Am
  • Martin 155 55000 lb flying boat for Pan Am
  • Martin 156 "Russian Clipper", passenger flying boat developed from the M-130
  • Martin 157 four-engine ocean transport
  • Martin 158 land-based transport for TWA, 70000 lb
  • Martin 159 USN observation scout biplane; Martin's last biplane design
  • Martin 160 USN four-engine long-range patrol flying boat
  • Martin 161 Army high-speed, twin-engine bomber
  • Martin 162 PBM-1, XPBM-2
  • Martin 162A[41] "Tadpole Clipper", 3/8 scale flying boat to test water takeoffs and landings
  • Martin 162B PBM-3
  • Martin 162C PBM-3C, RAF Mariner I
  • Martin 162D PBM-3D
  • Martin 162F PBM-5
  • Martin 162G PBM-5A
  • Martin 163 four-engine long-range commercial ocean transport
  • Martin 164 four-engine, 27500 lb bomber
  • Martin 165 twin-engine bomber
  • Martin 166 export version of B-10/B-12 for the Netherlands
  • Model 167: experimental twin-engine attack bomber, competitor to the Douglas DB-7 and Stearman X-100
  • Martin 167F/167B Maryland
  • Martin 168 USN high-speed, single seat fighter
  • Martin 169 twin-engine heavy attack bomber
  • Martin 170 XPB2M-1; former M-160B
  • Martin 170A JRM Mars
  • Martin 170B JRM-2, JRM-3
  • Martin 171 long-range, high-speed patrol bomber
  • Martin 172 export bomber
  • Martin 173
  • Martin 174 Army attack bomber
  • Martin 175 Army attack bomber
  • Martin 176 Army attack bomber
  • Martin 177 lightweight twin-engine attack proposal
  • Martin 178 twin-engine bomber with blended wings
  • Martin 179 B-26 Marauder
  • Martin 179A B-26A, Marauder Mk. I
  • Martin 179B B-26B, AT-23A, Marauder Mk. IA
  • Martin 179C B-26C, AT-23B, JM-1, Marauder Mk. II
  • Martin 179D XB-26D
  • Martin 179E B-26E
  • Martin 179F B-26F, Marauder Mk. III
  • Martin 179G B-26G
  • Martin 180 USN twin-engine, long-range patrol bomber
  • Martin 181 USN twin-engine, long-range patrol bomber
  • Martin 182 XB-27, medium bomber to USAAC specification XC-214
  • Martin 183
  • Martin 184 USN patrol utility (one or two engines)
  • Martin 185 USN patrol utility (one or two engines)
  • Martin 186 USN amphibian patrol utility (one or two engines)
  • Martin 187 twin-engine light bomber for USAAC, derived from the M-167
  • Martin 187-B Baltimore
  • Martin 188 M-186 for export
  • Martin 189 XB-33, twin-engine
  • Martin 190 XB-33A, four-engine
  • Martin 191 twin-engine bomber
  • Martin 192 twin-engine torpedo bomber
  • Martin 193 large cargo transport seaplane
  • Martin 194 "Lone Ranger", four-engine heavy bomber
  • Martin 195 twin-engine, high-speed medium bomber
  • Martin 196 twin-engine, multipurpose medium bomber
  • Martin 197 twin-engine medium bomber
  • Martin 198 twin-engine, high-speed patrol bomber
  • Martin 199 145000 lb cargo land transport (modified JRM)
  • Martin 200 100000 lb four-engine airliner
  • Martin 201 twin-engine, high-speed bomber
  • Martin 202 2-0-2 "Martinliner", airliner
  • Martin 203 "Tokyo Express", four-engine heavy bomber
  • Martin 204 high-performance, low-altitude bomber
  • Martin 205 "Flying Wing"; Martin-built B-35 flying wing bomber (cancelled)
  • Martin 206 USN twin-engine patrol bomber
  • Martin 207 twin-engine fighter
  • Martin 208 PBB-1 Ranger twin-engine patrol bomber (cancelled)
  • Martin 209 four-engine, long-range bomber
  • Martin 210 AM Mauler
  • Martin 210A AM-1
  • Martin 210B AM-1Q
  • Martin 210 XAM-2
  • Martin 210 Mercury JR2M-1 carrier onboard delivery (COD) version of the Mauler
  • Martin 211 USN land-based patrol aircraft
  • Martin 212 twin-engine, long-range patrol boat
  • Martin 213 light transport
  • Martin 214 six-engine, long-range airliner
  • Martin 215 twin-engine refrigerated cargo transport
  • Martin 216 eight-engine, 500000 lb flying aircraft carrier
  • Martin 217 flying-wing fighter
  • Martin 218 twin jet, high-altitude fighter
  • Martin 219 P4M Mercator
  • Martin 220 four-engine/twin jet USN patrol bomber
  • Martin 221 twin-engine, 15000 lb aircraft
  • Martin 222 twin-engine land transport
  • Martin 223 XB-48
  • Martin 224 twin-engine military transport (modified 2-0-2)
  • Martin 225 four-engine long-range patrol bomber
  • Martin 226 four-engine patrol bomber
  • Martin 227 high-performance jet dive bomber, USN
  • Martin 228 twin-engine, 26 passenger airliner; 2-0-2 derivative
  • Martin 229 four-engine 150000 lb transport (modified JRM)
  • Martin 230 four-engine patrol boat
  • Martin 231 four-engine patrol land plane
  • Martin 232 twin-engine, carrier-based bomber
  • Martin 234 XB-51
  • Martin 235 high-performance USN fighter
  • Martin 236 USAF heavy bomber (B-52 competition)
  • Martin 237 P5M Marlin
  • Martin 238 ASW aircraft, USN
  • Martin 239 trijet Army low-level attack aircraft (modified XB-51)
  • Martin 240 four-engine heavy cargo/troop transport
  • Martin 241 twin-engine cargo transport
  • Martin 242 assault transport seaplane
  • Martin 243 four-engine medium jet bomber
  • Martin 244 two-place basic trainer, Army
  • Martin 245 two-place long-range special attack monoplane
  • Martin 246 carrier-based jet bomber (A2F/A-6 competition)
  • Martin 247 turboprop version of XB-48 for XB-55 competition
  • Martin 251 high-performance four-engine jet bomber
  • Martin 254 ASW seaplane, USN
  • Martin 255 CVE-105 class carrier-based ASW aircraft (S2F/S-2 Tracker competition)
  • Martin 259 sea-based version of XB-51
  • Martin 261 twinjet land-based minelayer aircraft, USN
  • Martin 262 single turboprop VTOL convoy fighter (XFY-1/XFV-1 competitor)
  • Martin 263 ground support attack aircraft, USAF
  • Martin 265 flying infantry ship, USAF
  • Martin 267 P5M modified to ASW patrol seaplane
  • Martin 268 twin-engine trainer, USAF
  • Martin 269 medium bomber, USAF
  • Martin 270 XP5M-1
  • Martin 271 P5M-2, uprated P5M-1; cancelled
  • Martin 272 B-57
  • Martin 274 P5M-1
  • Martin 275 P6M SeaMaster
  • Martin 276 fighter-bomber, USAF
  • Martin 278 swept-wing fighter-bomber, USAF
  • Martin 279 high-performance land-based minelayer, USN
  • Martin 280 land-based ASW aircraft, USN
  • Martin 281 short-range bomber/reconnaissance, USAF
  • Martin 282 advanced night intruder, USAF
  • Martin 283 carrier-based attack aircraft, USN
  • Martin 284 ZELMAL (Zero Launch Mat Landing), carrier-based
  • Martin 286 Strategic Air Command bomber, USAF (WS-110 competitor)
  • Martin 287 ZELMAL (F-84G), USAF
  • Martin 288 fighter-bomber, USAF
  • Martin 289 night intruder, USAF
  • Martin 290 P5M-3, BLC version of P5M; redesignated P7M SubMaster
  • Martin 291 ASW aircraft, USN
  • Martin 294 reconnaissance version of B-57B
  • Martin 297 P5M-Y, sea-based ASW intrusion patrol aircraft, USN
  • Martin 298 P5M-X, modified P5M-2 to ASW role, USN
  • Martin 299 lightweight fighter
  • Martin 302 long-range interceptor, USAF
  • Martin 303 3-0-3, prototype airliner; improved version of 2-0-2
  • Martin 304 cargo version of 3-0-3
  • Martin 305 unsupercharged version of 3-0-3
  • Martin 306 twinjet (GE TG-180) version of 3-0-3
  • Martin 307 SeaMistress; civil version of P6M
  • Martin 308 long-range interceptor, USAF (first alternative for M-302)
  • Martin 313
  • Martin 314 long-range interceptor, USAF (second alternative for M-302)
  • Martin 315 fighter-bomber (unconventional takeoff), USAF
  • Martin 316 XB-68, supersonic Tactical Air Command (TAC) medium tactical bomber
  • Martin 317 refueling tanker version of P6M, USN
  • Martin 318 extended-range counter-surveillance (ERCS) version of P6M, USN
  • Martin 319 TAC interceptor-bomber, USAF
  • Martin 321 air/sea rescue version of P5M
  • Martin 326 utility target-towing version of B-57
  • Martin 327 Titan ICBM
  • Martin 328 fighter-bomber, USAF
  • Martin 329 four jet engine, supersonic patrol flying boat
  • Martin 331 ASP (Advanced Seaplane), nuclear-powered derivative of P6M
  • Martin 333 cargo transport, USAF
  • Martin 337 seaplane water base study, USAF
  • Martin 343 cargo transport, Army
  • Martin 344 long-range interceptor
  • Martin 345 attack aircraft, USN
  • Martin 346 attack aircraft, USN
  • Martin 347 land-based ASW aircraft, USN
  • Martin 350 SAC bomber, USAF
  • Martin 351 TAC bomber, USAF
  • Martin 354 short-range hovering aircraft, Army
  • Martin 358 supersonic attack bomber (similar to M-329), USN
  • Martin 363 four-ton payload STOL transport, Army
  • Martin 365 rotoprop aircraft, Army
  • Martin 367 ASW seaplane, USN
  • Martin 371 STOL cargo transport, Army
  • Martin 377 nuclear-powered ASW seaplane study
  • Martin 380 advanced VTOL studies
  • Martin 382 electronic countermeasures (ECM) trainer
  • Martin 404 4-0-4, airliner
  • Martin A-15
  • Martin A-22 Maryland
  • Martin A-23 Baltimore
  • Martin A-30 Baltimore
  • Martin A-45
  • Martin AT-23
  • Martin B-10
  • Martin B-12
  • Martin B-13
  • Martin B-14
  • Martin B-16
  • Martin B-26 Marauder
  • Martin B-27
  • Martin B-33 Super Marauder
  • Martin B-48
  • Martin B-51
  • Martin B-57 Canberra
  • Martin B-68
  • Martin XB-907
  • Martin C-3
  • Martin XLB-4
  • Martin XO-4
  • Martin X-23 PRIME
  • Martin P-5 Marlin
  • Martin AM Mauler
  • Martin BM
  • Martin BTM
  • Martin T-1
  • Martin JM
  • Martin JRM Mars
  • Martin M12P
  • Martin MO
  • Martin M2O[41]
  • Martin MS
  • Martin NBS-1
  • Martin N2M[41]
  • Martin PM
  • Martin P2M[41]
  • Martin P3M
  • Martin P4M Mercator
  • Martin P5M Marlin
  • Martin P6M SeaMaster
  • Martin P7M SubMaster[41]
  • Martin PBM Mariner
  • Martin PB2M Mars
  • Martin RM
  • Martin SC
  • Martin T2M
  • Martin T3M
  • Martin T4M
  • Martin T5M
  • Martin No.1 1909 Biplane[41]
  • Martin 1909-1910 Monoplane[41]
  • Martin 1911 Biplane[41]
  • Martin 1912 Landplane[41]
  • Martin 1912 Tractor1[41]
  • Martin 1913 Hydroaeroplane[41]
  • Martin 1913 Pusher[41]
  • Martin 1913 Special[41]
  • Martin-Willard 1914 Biplane[41]
  • Martin 2-0-2
  • Martin 3-0-3
  • Martin 4-0-4
  • Martin Aerial Freighter[41]
  • Martin Baltimore
  • Martin GMB
  • Martin GMC
  • Martin GMP
  • Martin GMT
  • Martin Great lakes Tourer[41]
  • Martin K-3 Scout[41]
  • Martin Maryland
  • Martin MB-1
  • Martin MB-2
  • Martin MBT
  • Martin MT
  • Martin R[41]
  • Martin R-Land[41]
  • Martin S Hydro[41]
  • Martin T
  • Martin TT
  • Glenn Martin Twin Tractor[41]

Martin

(Martin Aircraft Company, Christchurch, New Zealand)

Martin

(James Vernon, Martin Aeroplane Co, Elyra, OH)

Martin

(Arthur Martin, Santa Ana, CA)

Martin

()

  • Martin Paraplane[10]
  • Martin Roadstar[10]

Martin

(Ray Martin, Smithville, OH)

  • Martin 1957 Monoplane[10]

Martin-Boyd

(Edward Martin & Millard Boyd, Santa Ana, CA)

  • Martin-Boyd 1927 Monoplane[10]

Martin-Baker

Martin-Marietta

Martinsyde

Maruoka

(Katsura Maruoka)

  • Maruoka Man-Powered Screw-Wing Machine (Human powered helicopter)[26]

Maschelin

Maslov

(E. Maslov)

  • Маslov Accord

Mason

(Joe J Mason, Woodland Hills, CA)

  • Mason DH-2 4/5 replica[10]

Mason

(Monty G Mason, Long Beach, CA)

Mason

(Dave Mason, Houston, TX)

  • Mason DM-1 Skyblazer[10]

Mason

(Dave Mason, Houston, TX)

  • Mason DM-1 Skyblazer[10]

Masquito

(Masquito Aircraft)

Master

(Master Aircraft, 315 Passaic St, Rochelle Park, NJ)

  • Master Greyhound[10]

Mathews

(Lyle Mathews)

Mathewson

(Mathewson Automobile Co, Denver, CO)

MATRA

(Mécanique Aviation TRAction)

Matthews

(Clark B Matthews, 317 Second St Marietta, OH)

  • Matthews 2-B a.k.a. CBM Special[10]

Matthieu-Russel

((---) Mathieu-Charles Russel, Chicago, IL)

  • Matthieu-Russel 1929 Monoplane[10]

Mattioni

  • Mattioni Botte Volante (Flying barrel) second version[46]

Mattley

((Henry) Mattley Airplane & Motor Co, San Bruno, CA)

  • Mattley FP-1 a.k.a. Fliver #1[10]

Mauboussin

(Pierre Mauboussin / Avions Mauboussin)

Maule

(Maule Aircraft Corp.)

Maurice Farman

Mauro

(Larry Mauro)

MÁVAG

(Magyar Királyi Állami Vas-, Acél- és Gépgyárak – Royal Hungarian State Iron, Steel and Machine Works)

Maverick

(Maverick Air Inc, Penrose, CO)

  • Maverick 1200 TwinJet
  • Maverick 1500 TwinJet
  • Maverick CruiserJet
  • Maverick SmartJet

Max Holste

(Avions Max Holste)

Max Plan

Maximum Safety

(Maximum Safety Airplane Co (Fdr: Fred L Bronson), 5111 Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Maximum Safety M-1[10]
  • Maximum Safety M-2[10]
  • Maximum Safety M-3[10]
  • Maximum Safety M-4L[10]

Maxson

(W L Maxson Corp. / Maxson-Brewster.)

Mayberry

(Oakland CA.)

Mayer

(Robert Mayer)

  • Mayer 1951 Monoplane[10]

Mayo

((William Benson) Mayo Radiator Co, New Haven, CT)

Mayo-Vought-Simplex

(Simplex Automobile Co, New Brunswick, NJ)

  • Simplex 1914 Biplane[52]

Mazel

References

  1. 1 2 3 Green, William (1965). The Aircraft of the World (3rd ed.). McDonald & Co. p. 24.
  2. ↑ Thompson, Jonathan W. (1963). Italian Civil and Military aircraft 1930-1945. USA: Aero Publishers Inc. ISBN 0-8168-6500-0. LCCN 63-17621.
  3. 1 2 3 Rosario Abate; Giulio Lazzati. Velivoli Macchi dal 1912 al 1963 (in Italian). 38 Via Ettore Ponti, Milan: Ali Nel Tempo.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location (link)
  4. ↑ Thompson, Jonathan (1963). Italian Civil & Military Aircraft 1930-1945 (1st ed.). New York: Aero Publishers Inc. pp. 179–180. ISBN 0-8168-6500-0.
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