List_of_aircraft_(Li–Lz) References

(1920: Nebraska Aircraft, Lincoln, NE, 1923: Lincoln-Standard Aircraft Co. c.1925: Lincoln-(Ray) Page Aircraft Co. 1928: Reorganized as Lincoln Aircraft Co. 1930: Merger of Lincoln and American Eagle operations as (Victor H) Roos Lincoln Aircraft Co, Lincoln, NE)

Lincoln AP All-Purpose^[1]
Lincoln J-1 Sport^[1]
Lincoln-Page LP-3^[1]
Lincoln-Page PT
Lincoln AP
Lincoln-Standard Cabin Cruiser (a.k.a. Lincoln-Standard HS)^[1]
LincolnStandard J-1 Speedster^[1]
LincolnStandard J-2^[1]
LincolnStandard LS-2 Sportplane^[1]
LincolnStandard LS-5
Lincoln-Standard Raceabout^[1]
Lincoln-Standard Sport^[1]
Roos Lincoln Playboy^[1]^[7]

Lindsay (aviator)

lindsay 1909 Biplane^[1]

Lindsey

(Ray Lindsey, Portland, OR)

Lindsey 1967 Monoplane^[1]

Linke-Hofmann

Linn

(Charles C Linn, Lancaster, CA)

Linn Mini-Mustang^[1]

Lion

(Lion Airplane Co, Portland, OR)

Lion A^[1]

Lioré

(Fernand Lioré)

Lioré No.1 1908
Lioré No.2 1910^[8]

Lioré et Olivier

(Fernand Lioré et Henri Olivier)

LIPNUR

(Lembaga Industri Penerbangan Nurtanio - Nurtanio Aviation Industry Body)

Lippisch

Lippisch DM.1
Lippisch Storch I
Lippisch Storch II
Lippisch Storch III
Lippisch Storch IV
Lippisch Storch V
Lippisch Storch VI
Lippisch Storch VII
Lippisch Storch VIII
Lippisch Storch IX
Lippisch-Espenlaub E-2
Lippisch Ente
Lippisch Delta I
Lippisch Delta II
Lippisch Delta III
Lippisch Delta IV
Lippisch Delta V
Lippisch Delta VI
Lippisch P.01-111, designed as a competitor to the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet.
Lippisch Li P.04-106, a tailless airplane designed as a competitor to the Messerschmitt Me 329
Lippisch P.11, designed to compete with the Horten Ho-IX; the latter went on to become the Horten (Gotha) Ho-(Go-)229.
Lippisch P.13 (not related to P.13a and P.13b)
Lippisch P.13a, a unique delta-winged, ramjet-powered interceptor.
Lippisch P.13b, a unique airplane powered by a rotating fuel-table of lignite, owing to the fuel shortages late in World War 2 in Germany.
Lippisch P.15, a development of the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet.
Lippisch X-112
Lippisch X-113
Lippisch X-114
Lippisch X-117^[14]

LISA

(LISA Aeronautics)

LISA Akoya

Lisch

(Fred J Lisch, 258 Blackman, Clinton, IN)

Lisch 1930 Biplane^[1]

Lisunov

Lisunov Li-2

LITECOo

LITECO Atlas^[15]

LiteWing Aircraft

(Caryville, Tennessee, United States)

Little Wing Autogyros, Inc.

Little Wing Autogyro
Little Wing LW-1 Original proof of concept prototype
Little Wing LW-2 Single place autogyro designed to weigh less than 254 lbs to meet United States Ultralight regulations
Little Wing LW-3 A 70 hp covered version
Little Wing LW-4 A two place long frame version
Little Wing LW-5 A two place short frame version
Little Wing Roto-Pup

Littoral

(Littoral / Abel Triou)

Littoral E-111

Liuchow

(Liuchow Mechanical and Aircraft Factory )

Livesey

(David Livesey)

Livesey D.L.5^[17]

Livingston

(Eugene Livingston, Charlotte, NC)(aka Gene Livingston)

LKL

(Lubelski Klub Lotniczy (Lublian Aviation Club))

LKL I
LKL II

LKOD

(Liepajas Military Manufacturing) - Latvia

LKOD KOD-1
LKOD KOD-2
LKOD KOD-3 - designed by Jacobs Kruze
LKOD KOD-4 designed by Kruze and/or Atis Strazdins]
LKOD SA-10 unlicensed copy of Svenska Aero SA-10 Piraten

Lloyd

(Ungarische Lloyd Flugzeug und Motorenfabrik AG) / (Magyar Lloyd Repülőgép és motorgyár Részvény-Társaság)

Company designations

Lloyd B
Lloyd C
Lloyd FJ (Flugzeug Jäger)
Lloyd KF 1 (Kampfflugzeug)
Lloyd KF 2
Lloyd LK I (Luftkreuzer)
Lloyd LK II
Lloyd LS 1 (built at DFW in Germany)^[19]
Lloyd LS 2 (40.02 / Lloyd Ll 2S / Lloyd Militär Doppeldecker Nr.2) (built at DFW in Germany)^[19]

Military designations

Lloyd C.I
Lloyd C.II
Lloyd C.III
Lloyd C.IV
Lloyd C.V
Lloyd D.I (proposed series 45 fighter, modified 40.05)^[19]

Note: As with other austro-Hungarian aircraft manufacturers in World War I Lloyd were allocated the 40 series for prototypes and experimental aircraft.

Flars series numbers

LMAASA

(Lockheed martin Aircraft Argentina SA)

LMAASA IA 63 Pampa NG

LO

LO 120 S

Load Ranger

LoadRanger 2000^[20]

Lobet de Rouvray

(Lobet de Rouvray Aviation Pty. Ltd. / James Lobet & William Lobet)

Lobet Ganagobie

Lockheed

(Lockheed Corporation) (Older name before Lockheed: Detroit)

Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin Aerial Common Sensor
Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor
Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II
Lockheed Martin RQ-3 Dark Star
Lockheed Martin SR-72
Lockheed Martin VentureStar
Lockheed Martin X-33
Lockheed Martin X-35
Lockheed Martin X-44A^[21] UAV revealed March 2018
Lockheed Martin X-44 MANTA cancelled project (spoof designation)
Lockheed Martin Polecat
Lockheed Martin RQ-170 Sentinel Beast of Kandahar

Lockspeiser

(Lockspeiser Aircraft Ltd. / David Lockspeiser)

Lockspeiser LDA-01

Lockwood

Locomotive

(Locomotive Terminal Improvement Co, Barrington, IL)

Locomotive Chicago Javelin (a.k.a.Mulzer Locomotive)^[22]

Loehle

(Loehle Enterprises, Wartrace, TN: Also Loehle Aviation Inc, Loehle Aircraft Corp.)

Loening

(1913: Grover Loening. 1917: Loening Aeronautical Engineering Co, 31 St at East River, New York, NY, 1928: Merged with Keystone Aircraft Corp as Loening Aeronautical Div. 1929: Loening Aeronautical Engineering Co, Garden City, NY)

Lofland

(W J Lofland Aircraft Co, Detroit, MI)

Lofland 1931 Biplane^[22]

Logistik-Technik

(Logistik-Technik u. Design GmbH (known as LTD), Baindt, Germany)

LTD LO-120S

Lohner

(Lohnerwerke GmbH / Jakob Lohner)

Lohner AA (10.20 / 111)
Lohner AB (112)^[19]
Lohner AC (10.23)^[19]
Lohner A (111.04 / Dr.I)^[19]
Lohner B
Lohner C
Lohner D
Lohner E
Lohner G
Lohner H
Lohner H2
Lohner J
Lohner Jc
Lohner Jcr
Lohner L (L40-L45)
Lohner M Rennboot Nordenflug (E17-E21, L16)^[19]^[24]
Lohner MK (M31, M39)
Lohner Mkn (R1-R2)
Lohner Mn bzw.M2 (E33-E38)
Lohner P (R28-R30, S.1-S.6)
Lohner R (R1-R29) 1918
Lohner S
Lohner T (L5, L46-L51, L52-L57) 1915^[24]
Lohner Te L58-L69, L90-L119) 1916
Lohner TI (L120-L143, R1-R24, R25-R48) 1916
Lohner U^[19]
Lohner X (K300) 1916
Lohner Z
Lohner B.I (series 11)
Lohner B.II
Lohner B.III
Lohner B.IV
Lohner B.V
Lohner B.VI
Lohner B.VII
Lohner C.I
Lohner C.II^[19]
Lohner Dr.I (Lohner 111.04 / Type A / 10.20)^[19]^[24]
Lohner D.I (Lohner 111 / Type AA / 10.20)

Note: The Lohner 10 series is mostly composed of distinct aircraft, with several variants and prototypes of the Pfeilflieger.^[19]

Lohner 10.01^[19]
Lohner 10.02^[19]
Lohner 10.03^[19]
Lohner 10.04^[19]
Lohner 10.05^[19]
Lohner 10.06^[19]
Lohner 10.07^[19]
Lohner 10.08 re-designated Taube^[19]
Lohner 10.09 re-designated Taube^[19]
Lohner 10.10 re-designated Taube^[19]
Lohner 10.10 new Pfeilflieger^[19]
Lohner 10.11 re-designated Taube^[19]
Lohner 10.12 formerly Gebirgsflieger Type C^[19]
Lohner 10.13 second gebirgsflieger^[19]
Lohner 10.14 formerly Meeting Apparat 1914^[19]
Lohner 10.15 Schichtpreis Eindecker Type 1914
Lohner 10.16^[19]
Lohner 10.17^[19]
Lohner 10.18^[19]
Lohner 10.19 (Lohner C.II series 112.01)^[19]
Lohner 10.20A (Lohner D.I / series 111 / Type AA) SPUCKERL?
Lohner 10.20B (Lohner D.I / series 111 / Type AA) SPUCKERL?
Lohner 10.21 (Type U) (formerly Type U twin engined bomber)^[19]
Lohner 10.21 (Type F) Ferkundungs Flugzeug^[19]
Lohner 10.22 second Ferkundungs Flugzeug^[19]
Lohner 10.23 (Type AC)^[19]
Lohner 10.28^[19]
Lohner series 11 (Lohner B.I / Type B)^[19]
Lohner series 12 (Lohner B.II / Type C)^[19]
Lohner series 12.4 (Lohner B.II(U))
Lohner series 13 (Lohner B.III / Type D)
Lohner series 14 (Lohner B.III / Type E)
Lohner series 14.5 (Lohner B.III(U))
Lohner series 15 (Lohner B.IV / Type G)
Lohner series 15.5 (Lohner B.IV(U))
Lohner series 16 (Lohner B.V / Type H)
Lohner series 16.1 (Lohner B.VI / Type H2)
Lohner series 17 (Lohner B.VII / Type J)
Lohner series 17.3 (Lohner B.VII)
Lohner series 17.5 (Lohner B.VII(U))
Lohner series 17.8 (Lohner B.VII / re-engined series 17 aircraft)
Lohner series 18 (Lohner C.I / Type Jc)
Lohner series 18.5 (Lohner C.I / Type Jcr)
Lohner series 111 (Lohner D.I / Type AA / 10.20)^[19]
Lohner series 112 (Lohner C.II / Type AB)^[19]
Lohner-Etrich Renn Gebirgs (racer-mountain) (AD 127 and AD 354)^[19]
Lohner-Daimler 1910 Pfeilflieger Pfeilflieger (arrow flier)^[19]
Lohner-Daimler 1911 Pfeilflieger^[19]
Lohner 1912 Pfeilflieger^[19]
Lohner 1913 Pfeilflieger^[19]
Lohner Parasol (AD 426)^[19]
Lohner Marineflieger III
Lohner Warnemunde (L32) (Others have this as a Model 'T')
Lohner Nr5 (L.5) 1913
Lohner Nr6
Lohner Etrich/Mickl (E16)

Loire

(Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire)

Loire-Nieuport

Loire-Nieuport LN.10 - twin engine floatplane (1939)
Loire-Nieuport LN.140
Loire-Nieuport LN.161
Loire-Nieuport LN.40
Loire-Nieuport LN.41
Loire-Nieuport LN.401
Loire-Nieuport LN.402
Loire-Nieuport LN.411
Loire-Nieuport LN.42

Lombarda

(Aeronautica Lombarda S.A.)

Lombardi

(Francis Lombardi) - (Azionaria Vercellese Industrie Aeronautiche q.v.)

London and Provincial

(London and Provincial Aviation Company)

Lonek

(Jaroslav Lonek)

Long

(Leslie Long, Cornelius and Beaverton, OR)

Long

(David E Long, Lock Haven, PA)

Long Midget Mustang

Long-Ralston

(Leslie Long & "Swede" Ralston, Cornelius, OR)

Long-Ralston Wimpy (a.k.a. W)^[22]

Longfellow

(Longfellow Monoplane Company, Allston, Boston, MA)

Longfellow 1911 monoplane (Bleriot type) powered by an Avis 30 hp., 2 cyl., 2 cycle revolving engine with a weight of 79 lbs.^[30]

Longmire

(D Lev Longmire, Albuquerque, NM)

Longren

(1911: Albin K. Longren. 1920: Longren Aircraft Co, Cessna Airport, Topeka, KS, 1924: Filed bankruptcy, sold rights and equipment to Alexander Film Co. 1939: Longren Aircraft Co, Torrance, CA)

Longren 1912 Biplane^[22]
Longren 1914 Biplane^[22]
Longren 1916 Biplane^[22]
Longren AK (a.k.a. Fibre sport Plna or New longren Sport or Commercial - USAAS Longren L-3)^[22]
Longren D-2^[22]
Longren G^[22]
Longren H (H-2)^[22]
Longren H-2^[22]
Longren LH^[22]
Longren LAK^[22]
Longren NL-13^[22]
Longren Topeka^[22]

Longren

(Longren Aircraft Co, Torrance, CA)

Longren Centaur^[22]

Lookout Mountain Flight Park

(Rising Fawn, GA)

Lookout Mountain SkyCycle

Looney

(William E Looney, Detroit, MI)

Looney Welco^[22]

Loose

(George H Loose Co, Redwood City, CA)

Loose

(Chester Loose, Davenport, IA)

Loose 1930 Monoplane^[22]
Loose 1933 Monoplane^[22]
Loose Racer^[22]
Loose Special
Loose-Siem Special (a.k.a. Townsend Special)

LoPresti

(Curt and Jim LoPresti )^[22]

LoPresti Sharkfire^[22]

LoPresti

(LeRoy P LoPresti. LoPresti-Piper Aircraft Engr Co, Vero Beach, FL)

Loral

Loral GZ-22

Loravia

Loring

(Talleres Loring / Dr. Jorge Loring)

Lorraine Hanriot

See: Hanriot

Loudenclos

(Edward Loudenclos, San Francisco, CA)

Loudenslager

(Leo Loudenslager)

Loudenslager Laser 200

Loughead

(Alco (Alco Cab Co, principal investor) Hydroaeroplane Co, San Francisco, CA, 1916: (Allan and Malcolm) Loughead Aircraft Mfg Co, Santa Barbara, CA)

Lovejoy

(D. Barr Peat and Kenneth “Curly” Lovejoy)

Lovejoy Curlycraft (Heinz backed)

Loveland

(A D Loveland, Milwaukee, WI)

Loveland Experimental^[22]

Loving

(Neal Loving, Wayne University, Detroit, MI)

Lowe

Lowe Marlburian

Lundgren 1911 Monoplane

Lundy-Kotula

(Brian Lundy & Steve Kotula, Salt Lake City/Midwale, UT)

Lundy-Kotula Graflite^[22]

Luscombe

(Luscombe Airplane Co, Kansas City MO)

Luscombe 1 Phantom
Luscombe 4
Luscombe 8 Silvaire (a.k.a.Silvaire-Luscombe 8F a.k.a. TEMCO Luscombe 8F)
Luscombe 9^[34]
Luscombe 10
Luscombe 11A Silvaire Sedan^[34]
Luscombe 50
Luscombe 90
Luscombe C-90
Luscombe Gullwing (aka Weatherly-Campbell Colt or Wiggins Colt 460)^[34]
Luscombe Phantom
Luscombe Sixty-Five
Luscombe Sprite

Luscombe

(Luscombe Aircraft (Pres: John Daniel), Altus, OK)

Luscombe 11E Spartan

Lush

Lush VVA-1

Luton

(Luton Aircraft)

Luyties

(Otto Luyties)

luyties 1907 Helicopter

(1915: Lowe, Willard & Fowler Engineering Company (Robert G Fowler, Edward Lowe Jr, Charles Willard), Long Island, NY, then College Point, NY, 1916: Reorganized, after principals had left, by New York City investment company as L-W-F Engineering Co Inc.)

LWF Butterfly^[22]
LWF SDW-1 ( Douglas DT-2 / Wright SDW-1)
LWF model F^[22]
LWF model G^[16]^[22]
LWF model G-2^[16]^[22]
LWF HS-2L (Curtiss HS-2L)^[22]
LWF Model H Owl
LWF model J-2 (Twin DH)^[22]
LWF MO-1^[22]
LWF NBS-1^[22]
LWF NBS-2^[22]
LWF Reconnaissance^[22]
LWF T-3
LWF model V^[22]

LWS

(Lubelska Wytwórnia Samolotów - Lublin aircraft factory)

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External links

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[JAWA1955-56-2] Bridgman, Leonard (1955). Jane's all the World's Aircraft 1955-56. London: Jane's Publishing Company.

[JAWA88-89-3] John W.R. Taylor, ed. (1988). Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1988-89. London: Jane's Information Group. p. 623. ISBN 0-7106-0867-5.

[Gaillard4464-4] Gaillard, Pierre (1990). Les Avions Francaisde 1944 a 1964. Paris: Editions EPA. ISBN 2-85120-350-9.

[flight050167-5] "SPORT and BUSINESS". Flight: 20. 5 January 1967. Retrieved 28 November 2013.

[EAA25limbach-6] Allard, Noel. "Gus Limbach & the "GUSTY"" (PDF). EAA CHAPTER 25. p. 6. Retrieved 28 November 2013.

[popmech0431-7] Magazines, Hearst (April 1931). "Midget Size Pusher Plane Steered By Wing Flaps". Popular Mechanics: 609. Retrieved 8 May 2013.

[Lioré_2-8] "Lioré 2". Aviafrance.com. 2008-08-15. Retrieved 2011-02-07.

[HartmannLeO-9] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Hartmann, Gerard (2002). Liore et Olivier. Boulogne-Billancourt: E-T-A-I. ISBN 2-7268-8607-8.

[Lioré_et_Olivier_LeO_5-10] "Lioré et Olivier LeO 5". Aviafrance.com. 2008-08-15. Retrieved 2011-02-07.

[Lioré_et_Olivier_LeO_H-15-11] "Lioré et Olivier LeO H-15". Aviafrance.com. 2008-08-15. Retrieved 2011-02-15.

[Lioré_et_Olivier_LeO_H-232-12] "Lioré et Olivier LeO H-232". Aviafrance.com. 2008-08-15. Retrieved 2011-02-15.

[Lioré_et_Olivier_LeO_C-34-13] "Lioré et Olivier LeO C-34". Aviafrance.com. 2008-08-15. Retrieved 2011-02-07.

[X-117-14] van Opstal, Edwin; Paul Sandkuijl; Stéphan Aubin. "The WIG Page Datasheet no. 71". Netherlands: www.se-technology.com. Retrieved 29 August 2011.

[Gaillard6590-15] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Gaillard, Pierre (1991). Les Avions Francaisde 1965 a 1990. Paris: Editions EPA. ISBN 2-85120-392-4.

[Greentcbof-16] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Green, William; Swanborough, Gordon (1994). The Complete Book of fighters. London: Salamander Books Limited. ISBN 1-85833-777-1.

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