Anduril YFQ-44A
A clean-sheet semi-autonomous uncrewed fighter prototype developed for the U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft program and flown in 2025.
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Antonov An-12BK-PPS electronic-warfare conversion family
A special electronic-countermeasures conversion of the An-12 transport used for stand-off jamming and electronic warfare.
Arado Ar 196
A German shipborne floatplane used for reconnaissance, patrol, and armed maritime missions.
Arado Ar 234 Blitz
The first operational jet bomber, also used in high-speed reconnaissance during the final year of the war.
Arado Ar 68
A German biplane fighter introduced during the Luftwaffe’s transition toward modern monoplane fighters.
Arkhangelsky Ar-2
A Soviet twin-engine dive-bomber development of the SB series used during the opening phase of the German-Soviet war.
Armstrong Whitworth Siskin III
An all-metal-structured British fighter that became one of the RAF’s principal mid-1920s air-defence types and a prominent display aircraft.
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley
A twin-engine RAF bomber developed in the mid-1930s and used extensively in the opening phase of World War II.
Arsenal VG-33
A French lightweight fighter developed just before the 1940 campaign and produced only in limited numbers before the armistice.
Arsenal VG 90
A French carrier-fighter prototype developed for postwar naval requirements.
Atlas Cheetah
A deeply rebuilt Mirage III combat-aircraft family with major structural renewal, aerodynamic changes, new avionics, and new weapon-system integration for South African service.
Atlas / Denel Rooivalk
A purpose-designed South African attack helicopter developed for armed reconnaissance, anti-armor, escort, and battlefield fire-support missions.
Atlas XH-1 Alpha
A flown South African attack-helicopter technology demonstrator used to develop concepts that fed the later Rooivalk program.
Avia B-35 / B-135 family
A Czechoslovak monoplane fighter development that continued into the small-production B-135 operated by Bulgaria.
Avia B-534
A Czechoslovak biplane fighter produced in large numbers before World War II and later used by several Axis-aligned air forces.
Aviatik C.III
A German two-seat reconnaissance-bomber produced in limited numbers before Aviatik shifted capacity to license production of the DFW C.V.
AVIC Wing Loong I / GJ-1
A reusable medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned combat-aircraft family developed for persistent reconnaissance and precision strike with externally carried guided weapons.
AVIC Wing Loong II / GJ-2
A larger second-generation Wing Loong branch with materially increased payload, endurance, systems, and strike capability over Wing Loong I.