This is a list of aircraft in alphabetical order beginning with 'Th'.
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Thaden
( (Herbert von) Thaden Metal Aircraft Co, Oakland Airport and San Francisco, CA)
- Thaden T-1 a.k.a. Argonaut
- Thaden T-2
- Thaden T-4
Thalman
(Harry J Thalman, Salt Lake City, UT)
Thatcher
Thalerhof
The Airplane Factory
The Airplane Factory, Pty, Ltd, Tedderfield Airpark, Eikenhof, Johannesburg South, South Africa
The Butterfly
(The Butterfly Aircraft LLC)
- The Butterfly Super Sky Cycle
- The Butterfly Aurora
- The Butterfly Emperor
- The Butterfly Ultralight
- The Butterfly Golden
- The Butterfly Golden Monarch
- The Butterfly Turbo Golden
Theiss Aviation
(Salem, Ohio, United States)
- Theiss Speedster
- Theiss Sportster
- Theiss Ferret[3]
- Theiss NIRV[3]
- Theiss Super Ferret[3]
- Theiss Tarzan[3]
- Theiss TIC[3]
THK
(Türk Hava Kurumu - Turkish Air League)
- THK-01 - Wedrychowski, J. & Duleba, Leszka & Rrogalski, Stanisław & Teisseyre, Jerzy - Türk Hava Kurumu
- THK-2
- THK-03 - Jacobs, Hans & DFS - (DFS Habicht)
- THK-04 - SSCB - Türk Hava Kurumu (АНТОНОВ УС-4 (Antonov US-4))
- THK-5
- THK-5A
- THK-07 - Antonov, Oleg Konstantinovich & SSBC - Türk Hava Kurumu (Antonov PS-2)
- THK-09 - Schawrow, W. B. & SSCB - Türk Hava Kurumu
- THK-10
- THK-11
- THK-12
- THK-13
- THK-14
- THK-15
- THK-16 Mehmetçik (Turkish: "Little Mehmet"[1])
- THK-TAYSU (Tarimsal Havacilik ve Yangin Söndürme Uçagi)
Thomas-Morse
(Thomas-(Frank L) Morse (Morse Chain Co) Aircraft Corp, Ithaca, NY)
- Thomas 1910 Biplane[4]
- Thomas 1911 Biplane[4]
- Thomas 1912 Biplane[4]
- Thomas 1913 Monoplane[4]
- Thomas 1913 Biplane[4]
- Thomas 1913 Biplane[4]
- Thomas 1913 Biplane[4]
- Thomas Brothers BP[4]
- Thomas Brothers B-3[4]
- Thomas Brothers B-4[4]
- Thomas Brothers D-2[4]
- Thomas Brothers D-5[4]
- Thomas Brothers E[4]
- Thomas Brothers HS[4]
- Thomas Brothers S-4
- Thomas Brothers S-5[4]
- Thomas Brothers S-6[4]
- Thomas Brothers S-7[4]
- Thomas Brothers S-9[4]
- Thomas Brothers SH-4
- Thomas Brothers T-2
- Thomas-Morse MB-1
- Thomas-Morse MB-2
- Thomas-Morse MB-3
- Thomas-Morse MB-4
- Thomas-Morse MB-6
- Thomas-Morse MB-7
- Thomas-Morse MB-9
- Thomas-Morse MB-10
- Thomas-Morse TA[4]
- Thomas-Morse TA Tractor[4]
- Thomas-Morse TA Hydro[4]
- Thomas-Morse TM-22
- Thomas-Morse TM-23[4]
- Thomas-Morse TM-24
- Thomas-Morse O-6
- Thomas-Morse O-19
- Thomas-Morse O-20
- Thomas-Morse O-21
- Thomas-Morse O-23
- Thomas-Morse O-33
- Thomas-Morse O-41
- Thomas-Morse O-42
- Thomas-Morse P-13 Viper
- Thomas-Morse R-2
- Thomas-Morse R-5
Thomas
(Walter J Thomas, Chicago, IL)
Thomas
(M A Thomas, Pasadena, CA)
- Thomas MT-1[1]
Thompson
(De Lloyd Thompson, Cicero, IL, built by Charles H Day at Griffith Park, Los Angeles, CA)
- Thompson 1914 Biplane a.k.a. Thompson-Day[1]
Thompson
(Milford H Thompson, Eagle Grove, IA)
Thompson
((R Lavin) Thompson Aircraft Co, Los Angeles, CA)
- Thompson M-1[1]
Thompson
(Paul R Thompson, Independence, MO)
- Thompson T-4875[1]
Thompson
(Earl O Thompson, Marshalltown, IA)
- Thompson Sportplane[1]
Thompson
(B B Thompson, Belle, WV)
- Thompson BBT-2[1]
Thompson
(Carl Thompson, Wakefield, MA)
Thompson
(W Z Thompson, Harrodsburg, KY)
- Thompson 1956 Monoplane[1]
Thompson
((Richard) Thompson Aircraft Co, Philadelphia, PA)
Thompson-Balbone
(Ralph & Harry Thompson)
- Thompson-Balbone Special[1]
Thor
(Thor-Air Inc.)
Thorp
(Thorp Aircraft Co, Pacoima, CA) Data from:[6]
- Thorp T-1 - 1931 Design study of a two place light plane.[1]
- Thorp T-2 - 1932 Design study.[1]
- Thorp T-3 - 1933 Two/four-place, all-metal, retractable, built by Rudy Paulic.[1]
- Thorp T-4 - 1934 Design study.[1]
- Thorp T-5 - 1935 Tandem two-place trainer, built by Boeing School.[1]
- Thorp T-6 - 1936 Modified T-5 with tricycle landing gear, built by Boeing School.[1]
- Thorp T-7 - 1939 Design study of an all-wood airplane.
- Thorp T-8 - 1940 Design study.
- Thorp T-9 - 1941 Design study.
- Mod 33 1942 Lockheed Little Dipper single-place for flying infantryman.
- Mod 34 1943 Lockheed Big Dipper two-place single-engine pusher.
- Thorp T-10 - 1944 Series "I" Sky Skooter - Taildragger - proposed engine Franklin 2AC-99 50 hp.
- Thorp T-11 - 1945 Sky Skooter, 65 hp (48 kW) Lycoming O-145. FAR Part 23 certification.
- Thorp TL-1 - 1948 Design study - Liaison Aircraft.
- Thorp T-111 - 1953 Sky Skooter, 75 hp (56 kW) Lycoming O-145. FAR Part 23 certification.
- Thorp T-211 - 1963 Sky Skooter, 100 hp (75 kW) Continental O-200. FAR Part 23 certification.
- Thorp T-12 - 1945-50 Design study.
- Thorp T-13 - 1950 FL-23, high wing observation prototype built by Fletcher Aviation.
- Thorp T-14 - 1951 FD-25, "Defender" armed light plane, 225 hp (168 kW) Continental, by Fletcher Aviation.
- Thorp T-15 - 1952 FU-24, agricultural aircraft for Aerial Topdressing market, prototype built by Fletcher Aviation, large scale production in New Zealand.
- Thorp T-16 - 1956-58 180 hp, Piper Cherokee preliminary design. PA-28 first built with 150 hp (110 kW).
- Thorp T-17 - 1958 Wing Derringer original design. Began as twin engine Skooter.
- Thorp T-18 Tiger - 1960 All-metal two-place, high-performance homebuilt.
- Don Taylor's T-18 was first homebuilt to fly around the world.
- Clive Canning flew his T-18 from Australia to England and return.
- Thorp T-19 - 1962 Design study - Four-place, twinjet aircraft using Williams Research engine.
- Thorp T-20 - 1971 Design study - Single-place, open-cockpit sport plane
- Thorp T-21 - 1971 Design study - Utility airplane.
- Thorp T-22 - 1972 Design study - Sport plane.
- Thorp T-23 - 1972 Design study - Single-place high-performance sport plane.
- Thorp SE5-F replica - Prototype built.
- Thorp T-28 - 1974 Design study - Two-place, twin-engine airplane based on the T-18.
Thornton
(Kenneth Montee, Santa Monica, CA)
- Thornton N-2 Special[1]
Thrush Aircraft
Thruster
(Thruster Air Services, Langworth, Lincoln, England, United Kingdom)
- Thruster T300
- Thruster T600 Sprint
- Thruster TST MK1
Thruster
(Thruster Aircraft (Australia) Pty. Ltd.)
- Thruster TST[5]
Thunder Wing
(Kenneth Montee, Santa Monica, CA)
Thunderbird
(Kenneth Montee, Santa Monica, CA)
- Thunderbird 1928 Monoplane[1]
- Thunderbird W-14[1]
Thulin
- Thulin Type A
- Thulin Type B
- Thulin Type C
- Thulin Type D
- Thulin Type E
- Thulin Type FA
- Thulin Type G
- Thulin Type GA
- Thulin Type H
- Thulin Type K
- Thulin Type KA
- Thulin Type L
- Thulin Type LA
- Thulin Type M
- Thulin Type N
- Thulin Type NA
Thurston
( Thurston Aircraft Corp, Sanford, ME)
- Thurston HRV-1[1]
- Thurston TA-16 Seafire[1]
- Thurston TA16 Trojan
- Thurston TA-19 Seamaster[1]
- Thurston Teal
THvK (KIBM)
(Turk Hava Kuvvetleri, Kayseri Hava Ikmal Bakim Merkezi Komutanligi - Turkish Air Force, Kayseri Air Supply and Maintenance Centre Command)
References
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 "American airplanes: ta - th". Aerofiles.com. 2009-01-30. Retrieved 2011-04-28.
- ↑ "What's new in Aviation". Popular Science: 81. July 1946. Retrieved 11 May 2013.
- 1 2 3 4 5 Theiss Aviation (n.d.). "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles". Archived from the original on 17 March 2014. Retrieved 22 March 2014.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 "American airplanes: Thomas-Morse". Aerofiles.com. 2008-01-08. Retrieved 2011-04-28.
- 1 2 3 4 5 John W.R. Taylor, ed. (1988). Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1988-89. London: Jane's Information Group. ISBN 0-7106-0867-5.
- ↑ "John Willard Thorp 1912 - 1992". Experimental Aircraft Association. Archived from the original on 2 November 2013. Retrieved 15 July 2013.
- 1 2 3 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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