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

E

E & P

(Elson & Pruitt, Flint, MI)

e-Go

{e-Go Aeroplanes Limited, United Kingdom}

E-volo

EAA

(Eagle Aircraft Pty Ltd) see: Eagle

EAA

(Experimental Aircraft Assn, Hales Corners, WI)

EAC

(Engineers Aircraft Corp, Stamford, CT)

EAC

(Société d'Etudes Aéronautiques et Commerciales - EAC)

EADS

EADS CASA

EADS PZL

EADS 3 Sigma

EAF

( EAF (Greek:Εργοστάσιο Αεροπλάνων Φαλήρου - Phaliron Aircraft Factory))

see KEA

Eagle

(Eagle Aircraft Company, Boise, ID)

Eagle

(Eagle Aircraft Pty Ltd / EAA - Eagle Aircraft Australia)

Eagle Aviation LLC

(Eagle Aviation LLC, Oshkosh, WI)

Eagle Helicopter

Eagle R&D

(Designer:B.J. Schramm)

Eagle's Perch Inc

(Eagle's Perch Inc, Carrollton, VA)

Eagles Wing Corporation

(Normandy, TN)

Earl

((Harry W) Earl Aviation Corp, Portland, OR)

  • Earl Populaire[1]

Early Bird Aircraft Company

(Erie, CO)

Earthstar

East-Olsen

(Clifford East & William Olsen, Muni Airport, Denver, CO)

  • East-Olsen 1933 Monoplane[1]

Eastern

(United Eastern Aeroplane Corp, Hempstead, NY)

  • Eastern Tractor Biplane[1]
  • Eastern Sportplane[1]

Eastern Ultralights

Eastman

(Eastman Aircraft Corp (Beasley, Eastman, Edward S Evans, Carl B Squier), Detroit, MI)

Eastwood

  • Eastwood Tyro[4]
  • Eastwood Tyro Mk.II[4]

EasyUp

(Medford, OR)

Eaves

(Leonard Eaves, Leroy Huff, Lloyd Pearson, Oklahoma City, OK)

EAY

(Empresa Aeronáutica Ypiranga)

  • EAY-101
  • EAY-201 Ypiranga

Eberhardt

(Eberhart Aeroplane & Motor Co.)

  • Eberhardt SE.5E[1]
  • Eberhardt FG[1]
  • Eberhardt F2G Commanche[1]
  • Eberhardt Iroquois[1]

Eberman

(Gus Eberman, Geneva, IL)

ECA-Fernas

( Entreprise de construction aéronautique)

Eck

(Ing. Robert Eck)

  • Eck E.120 Dolomitenvogel[5]
  • Eck E.140 Dolomitenvogel[5]

Ecker

(Herman A Ecker, Syracuse, NY)

Eckley

(William R Eckley, Mabel, MI)

Eclipse

(Eclipse Aviation and Eclipse Aerospace (Fdr: Vern Raburn), Albuquerque, NM)

Ector

(Ector Aircraft Co, Odessa, TX)

Eddy

(Paul Eddy, Findlay, OH)

Eddyo

(Ed Young, Erie, CO)

Edel Paragliders

(Gwangju, South Korea)

Edison

(Thomas Alva Edison, Menlo Park, NJ)

  • Edison 1910 Helicopter[1]

Edgar Percival Aircraft

Edley

(John G Edley, Miami, FL)

Edgley

(Edgley Aircraft Ltd.)

Edmunds

(Phil Edmunds, Troy, OH)

  • Edmunds AOK[1]
  • Edmunds G-1 Flying Scooter[1]

Edo

(EDO Aircraft Corp (Fdr: Earl D Osborne), College Point, NY)

EDRA

(EDRA Pecas e Manutencao Ltda / EDRA Aeronautica)

Edwards

(Edwards Common Sense Aeroplane Co, Tell City, IN)

  • Edwards 1909 Aeroplane[1]
  • Edwards 1914 Hydroaeroplane[1]

Edwards

(James Edwards, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Edwards Scout[1]

Edwards

((George) Sterling Edwards Aircraft Co, 1055 California St, S San Francisco, CA)

  • Edwards XMBM-1[1]

EEL

(Entwicklung und Erprobung von Leichtflugzeugen, Putzbrunn, Germany)

  • EEL ULF 1 – glider designed by Dieter Reich
  • EEL ULF 2 – motor glider designed by Dieter Reich

EFF

(Entwicklungsgemeinschaft für Flugzeugbau)

Effenheim

(Edward & Ray Effenheim, Milwaukee, WI)

  • Effenheim E-1 Special a.k.a. Hawk[1]
  • Effenheim E-2[1]

Efremov

(N. Efremov)

  • Efremov C-1

EFW

(Eigenössische Flugzeug Werke) see:EKW

Egge

(Norman C Egge, Boston, MA)

EGHS

(Eau Gallie High School, FL)

Eglin

(R T Eglin and Roy Moss, Los Angeles, CA)

Egvoyager

(Egvoyager srl, Martellago, Italy)

Egyptian General Aero Organisation (EGAO)

EH Industries

(Joint venture company formed by Agusta and Westland to manage and market EH-101)

Ehmann

(Rolf Ehmann)

  • Ehmann RE 2 Doppelraab[6]

Ehroflug

(Ehroflug GmbH, Altneu, Switzerland)

Eich

(James P Eich, Alhambra, CA)

  • Eich JE-2 Gyroplane[1]

Eichenfeldt

(E I Eichenfeldt, Minneapolis, MN)

  • Eichenfeldt 1909 Biplane[1]

Eichmann

(Ellis Eichmann, Brownsville, TX)

  • Eichmann A[1]
  • Eichmann B[1]
  • Eichmann Aerobat I[1]
  • Eichmann Aerobat II[1]
  • Eichmann Aerobat III[1]

Ekin

( W. H. Ekin (Engineering) Company)

Eklund

(Torolf Eklund)

Ekolot

(PPHU Ekolot, Krosno, Poland)

Ekonomov

Ekström

(Staffan W. Ekström)

  • Ekström Humlan 2[6]

EKW

(Eidgenoessische Konstruktionswerkstaette English: "Swiss Federal Constructions Works",
also known as Eigenössische Flugzeug Werke - EFW, or as Flug + Werk)

  • EKW MA-7 (Militär-Apparat - MA-7)[8]
  • EKW C-35 two-seat reconnaissance biplane
  • EKW C-3600
  • EKW C-3602 - two prototypes
  • EKW C-3603 - pre-production series (10 built)
    • C-3603-1 - main production version (148 built, at least 60 later converted to target tugs)
      • C-3603-1 TR - trainer version (2 built)
  • EKW C-3604 - Post-war development using Saurer YS-2 engine (13 built)
  • F+W C-3605 - Turboprop version with Lycoming T53 engine (24 converted from C-3603-1)
  • EKW D-3800 - licence built M.S.406H fighter
  • EKW D-3801 - development of D-3800
  • EKW D-3802 - licence built M.S.450/540 fighter
  • EKW D-3803 - development of D-3800 with bubble canopy

El Gavilán

(see List of aircraft (G)#Gavilán)

El-Jo

(Donald & Galen Elser-Carlyle Jobes, Lima, OH)

  • El-Jo Sportplane A-2[1]

ELA

(ELA Aviacion S.L., Cordoba, Spain)

Elbit

(Elbit Systems, Israel)

Eldred

(Dewey Eldred, Willoughby, OH)

  • Eldred ED-2 Flyer's Dream[1]

Eleaume

(René Eleaume)

  • Eleaume RE.1[9]

Electravia

(Electravia Hélices E-Props, France)

Electric Aircraft Corporation

(Cliffside Park, NJ)

Electric Ride

(Baierbrunn, Germany)

Electricsports

(Electricsports GmbH, Ostrach, Germany)

Electroflight

  • Electroflight P1e[10]
  • Electroflight/Rolls-Royce ACCEL NXT[11]

Elias

(G Elias & Brother, Buffalo, NY)

Elitar

(Elitar (Samara VVV-Avia))

Elixir Aircraft

(Elixir Aircraft, France)

Ellehammer

Elliot

(H E Elliot, Los Angeles, CA)

  • Elliot Sport[1]

Elliotts of Newbury

Ellipse

(La société Ellipse, Etuz-Marnay, France)

Ellison-Mahon

Elmendorf

(Leonard C Elmendorf, Garden City, MI)

  • Elmendorf Special[1]

Elmwood Aviation

Elroy Air

Ely

(David Ely)

  • Ely Twin

Elytroplan

See:de Rouge

Emair

(Emair, div of Murrayair Ltd, Harlingen, TX) (a.k.a. Agronemair)

Emblem

(Arizona Airmobile Co, Phoenix, AZ)

  • Emblem Biplane 1911[1]

Embraer

(Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S. A. English: Brazilian Aeronautics Company, Inc.)

Emerald Coast Aircraft

(Panama City, FL)

Emigh

((Harold) Emigh Aircraft Co, Denver, CO)

Emmert

(Don Pittman, Sapulpa, OK)

  • Emmert Special[1]

Empire State

(Empire State Aircraft Corp, Hempstead Plains, NY)

  • Empire State 1916 Military Tractor Biplane[1]

Emsco

((E M Smith & Associates) EMSCO Aircraft Corp, Long Beach, CA)

ENAER

(Empresa Nacional de Aeronáutica de Chile English:National Aeronautic Enterprise of Chile).

Endicott

(J L Endicott Airplane Co, Medford, NY)

  • Endicott 1910 Biplane[1]

Engels

(Yevgenii Robertovich Engels)

  • Engels 1915 monoplane[7]
  • Engels MI (Morskoi Istrebitel - marine fighter)
  • Engels I
  • Engels II
  • Engels III[7]

Enghusen-Anderson

(Victor Enghusen & Morris Anderson, Frontenac, MN)

  • Enghusen-Anderson 1931 Monoplane[1]

Engineering Division

(Engr Division, McCook Field, Dayton, OH; Hampton Roads, VA)

Engle

((Richard B "Dick") Engle Aircraft Corp (a.k.a. Palmer Inventions Inc, Engel Air Products Inc, Palmer Cam Engine Mfg Co), Framingham, Natick, Boston, and Cambridge, Massachusetts)

  • Engle 10 (a.k.a. Engel 1-C)[1]
  • Engle T-1 little Chief[1]

Engle-Myers

(Bruce Engle and Garland Myers, Burlington, IA)

  • Engle-Myers Red Wing[1]

English

(Peter & W P English, Oakland and San Francisco, CA)

  • English 1908 Helicopter[1]

English Electric

Engstrom

(Erik Engstrom)

  • Engstrom EES-1 Sky Swallow V1

Ensley

(A Y Ensley, Livingston, CA)

Enstrom

Entecho

  • Entecho Demipod
  • Entecho Mupod

Entler

(Victor Entler / Entler-Werke, Wilhelmshaven)

Entwicklungsring-Nord

(Joint Venture between Weserflug, Focke-Wulf, and Hamburger Flugzeugbau; Weserflug and Focke-Wulf were later absorbed into VFW)

Entwicklungsring-Süd

(see #EWR)

Epic

(Epic Air LLC / Epic Aviation )

Epps

(Ben T Epps, Athens, GA)

Equator

(Equator Aircraft Gesellschaft fur Flugzeugbau mbH Ulm)

Erasmus

  • Erasmus SA 40

Erasmus

(C.J. Erasmus, Chicago, IL)

  • Erasmus Super Parasol

ERCO

(Engineering and Research Corporation (Pres: Henry A Berliner), Washington, DC and Riverdale, MD)

Erickson (aircraft constructor)

(Erickson, Springfield, MA)

  • Erickson Taft-Kingsbury[1]

Erickson

(T E Erickson, Minneapolis, MN)

  • Erickson 1938 Monoplane[1]

Erickson Air Crane

(Erickson Air-Crane Inc, Central Point, Orlando, FL)

Erika

(Louis Erickson, Springfield, MA)

  • Erika 1910 Biplane[1]

Erla

(Erla Maschinenwerk G.m.b.H. / designer Franz Xaver Mehr)

Ernoul

(France)

  • Ernoul-Dewoitine F.A.T.M.A.2 Commercial Monoplane[24]

Ernst

(Ernst Flying Machine Co, no location.)

  • Ernst 1907 Aeroplane[1]

ERPALS

(Études et Réalisations de Protottypes pour l'Aviation Légère et Sportiv)

  • ERPALS JH.03 le Courlis[9]

ESA

  • ESA Spacelab

Escapade

(Escapade Aircraft Limited, United Kingdom)

Esch

(Joseph W Esch, Akron, OH)

  • Esch Special[1]

Eshelman

(Cheston L Eshelman Corp, Dundalk, MD)

Eskildsen

(Kenneth Eskildsen, Lexington, NE)

  • Eskildsen Indian Chief[1]

Esnault-Pelterie

Espenlaub

(Gottlob Espenlaub / Espenlaub Flugzeugbau)

  • Espenlaub E-01
  • Espenlaub E-02 – designer:Alexander Lippisch
  • Espenlaub E-03
  • Espenlaub E-04
  • Espenlaub E-05[27]
  • Espenlaub E-09
  • Espenlaub E-11a
  • Espenlaub E-12[27]
  • Espenlaub E-14
  • Espenlaub E-15
  • Espenlaub E-15 Rak
  • Espenlaub E-32
  • Espenlaub E-33
  • Espenlaub Motorsegler
  • Espenlaub Rakete
  • Espenlaub S
  • Espenlaub Schleppflugzeug
  • Espenlaub Schulflugzeug

Essig

(Essig Aero Advertising Service, Los Angeles, CA)

ESTA

(Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Aéronautiques / Antoine Odier & Gustave Bessière)

Estivals & Domecq

(René Estivals & Jean Domecq)

  • Estivals & Domecq ED.3[3]

Etheredge

(W C Etheredge, Spartanburg, SC)

  • Etheredge Trainer[1]

Ethiopian Airlines

(Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)

Etrich

(Igo Etrich / Etrich FlugzeugWerke (EFW), Austria)

Etudes Andre Morin

(Colombes, France)

Euler

(Euler-Werke / Euler Flugmaschinen-Werke)

Euro-ALA

(Euro-ALA, Italy)

Eurocopter

Eurodisplay

(Kozomín, Czech Republic)

EuroFAR

(European Future Advanced Rotorcraft)

Eurofighter

EuroFLAG

(European Future Large Aircraft Group)[9] See: Airbus A400M Atlas

Eurofly

(Eurofly srl, Galliera Veneta, Italy)

Europa

Europe Sails

(Neukirchen, Austria)

EuroSport

(EuroSport Aircraft Lda)

Evangel

Evans

((W Samuel) Evans Aircraft, La Jolla, CA)

Evektor

Everage

(Ira Everage, Houston TX.)

  • Everage Texas Turbo[1]

Everett

(Marvin Everett Sr, Somerville, NJ)

  • Everett Sportsman[1]

Evers

(W. Heinrich Evers of Lamstedt)

  • Evers E.1
  • Evers E.2
  • NFW E.5

Everson

(Arthur and Ernest Everson)

Eviation

(Eviation Aircraft)

Evolution Aircraft

(Redmond, OR)

Evolution Trikes

(Zephyrhills, FL)

EWR

Excalibur

(Excalibur Aircraft)

Excalibur

( Excalibur Aviation Company)

Exkluziv

(Exkluziv sro, Topolcany, Slovakia)

Exel

(George Exel, Clifton, NJ)

  • Exel Model 100[1]

Exosonic

  • Exosonic 1.8

Explorair

(Ebringen, Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald, Baden-Württemberg, Germany)

Explorer Aircraft

(Explorer Aircraft - now AEA)

Explorer

(Explorer Aviation, Grangeville, ID)

Express

(Express Aircraft Co (Paul Fagerstrom & Lawrence Olson), Olympia, WA)

Express Design Inc

Extra

(Extra Flugzeugbau / Extra Aerobatic Aircraft / WalterExtra)

Eyerly

((Lee U) Eyerly Aircraft Corp, Eyerly School of Aeronautics, Salem, OR)

  • Eyerly Sport[1]
  • Eyerly Monoplane[1]
  • Eyerly Whiffle Hen[1]
  • Eyerly-Lee Comet[1]

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