SAAB to Symphony
Airplane Archive Photos Sorted by Manufacturer

SAAB — Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget (Sweden) — Saab Group (originally SAAB, later Saab AB) is a Swedish aerospace and defense company, founded in 1937. From 1947 to 1990 it was the parent company of automobile manufacturer Saab Automobile. and between 1968 and 1995 the company was in a merger with commercial vehicle manufacturer Scania-Vabis, known as Saab-Scania. Aeronautics offers; airborne systems, related subsystems, Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and aerostructures The business area Aeronautics is responsible for airframe structures for JAS 39 “Gripen”, and whole sections for Airbus, Boeing and NH90. System development of the JAS 39 “Gripen” and the “Skeldar” VTOL UAV. Aeronautics is also partner in the European joint UAV-project Dassault “nEUROn”, where Saab develop Avionics and is responsible for the overall architecture and design. Marketing and support of the JAS 39 “Gripen” fighter jet is also included in the Aeronautics business area.

• SAAB A-32A “Lansen” — Two-seat attack aircraft produced by SAAB from 1955 to 1960 for the Swedish Air Force (Flygvapnet)

Santos-Dumont — Santos-Dumont (France)

• Santos-Dumont “Demoiselle” — French single-engine single-seat pioneer monoplane

Saunders — Saunders Aircraft Company (Canada)

• Saunders ST-27-100 — Canadian Twin-engine Regional Airliner

Schneider Grunau — Schneider Grunau (Germany)

• Schneider Grunau “Baby II B-2” — German single-Seat high-wing sailplane

Schweizer — The Schweizer Aircraft Corporation (USA)

• Schweizer LNS-1 — World War II Training Glider
• Schweizer TG-2 — World War II Training Glider
• Schweizer TG-3A — World War II Training Glider

Scottish Aviation — Scottish Aviation Limited (Scotland)

• Scottish Aviation “Bulldog” MDL 120-121 — British two-seat side-by-side training aircraft
• Scottish Aviation “Twin Pioneer” — British twin-engine STOL transport aircraft

Seversky — Seversky Aircraft Company (USA)

• Seversky AT-12 “Guardsman” — Single-engine two-seat advanced monoplane trainer
• Seversky P-35A — Single-engine single-seat monoplane fighter

Shaanxi — Shaanxi Aircraft Company (China)

• Shaanxi Yun-8 (Y-8) “Cub” — Four-engine turbo-prop transport (Chinese An-12 “Cub”)

Sharp — John Sharp (USA)

• Sharp DR 90 “Nemesis” — Single-engine single-seat Formula-One racing monoplane

Shenyang — Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (China)

• Shenyang J-6 “Farmer” — Single-engine single-seat supersonic fighter (Chinese-built MiG-19 “Farmer”)
• Shenyang J-8II “FinBack” — Single-engine single-Seat supersonic high-altitude interceptor fighter aircraft (NATO “FinBack”)

Short — Short Brothers PLC (UK)

• Short “Sunderland MR.5” — British World War II four-engine flying-boat patrol-bomber.

SIAI-Marchetti — Alenia Aermacchi (Italy)

• SIAI-Marchetti SF-260B — Single-engine light monoplane marketed as an aerobatics plane and a military trainer.
• SIAI-Marchetti SF-260C — Single-engine light monoplane marketed as an aerobatics plane and a military trainer.
• SIAI-Marchetti SF-260M — Single-engine light monoplane marketed as an aerobatics plane and a military trainer.

Siemens-Schuckert — Siemens-Schuckert (Germany)

• Siemens-Schuckert D.III — German World War I single-engine single-seat equal-span sesquiplane fighter

Sikorsky — The Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation (USA)

• Sikorsky SH-3A Sea King — USN anti-submarine warfare helicopter
• Sikorsky CH-3 “Black Mariah” — USAF long-range military transport helicopter
• Sikorsky YH-5A “Dragonfly” — Single-engine two-seat rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky H-5A “Dragonfly” — Single-engine two-seat rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky UH-19B “Chickasaw” — Single-engine rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky UH-19D “Chickasaw” — Single-engine rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky HH-34J “Choctaw” — Single-engine medium transport helicopter
• Sikorsky HH-52A “Sea Guard” — USCG single-engine search and rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky CH-53A “Sea Stallion” — U.S. Navy two-engine heavy-lift helicopter
• Sikorsky MH-53C “Sea Dragon” — Twin-engine heavy-lift helicopter
• Sikorsky CH-53E “Super Stallion” — Three-engine heavy-lift helicopter
• Sikorsky SH-60B “Seahawk” — Twin-engine anti-submarine warfare helicopter
• Sikorsky HH-60G “Pavehawk” — USAF twin-engine search and rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky HO4S-3 “Horse” — Single-engine search and rescue helicopter
• Sikorsky R-4B “Hoverfly I” — Single-engine light military helicopter
• Sikorsky R-6A “Hoverfly II” — Single-engine light military helicopter
• Sikorsky S-38 “Carnauba” — American twin-engine passenger amphibious aircraft
• Sikorsky S-58T — Single-turboshaft-engine,, medium-lift commercial helicopter

SNIAS — Société Nationale Industrielle Aerospatiale (France)

• SNIAS AS350 “Astar” — French single-engine light helicopter.

Socata — Société de Construction d'Avions de Tourisme et d'Affaires (France)

• Socata Tampico TB-9C — Single-engine low-wing monoplane

Soko — Soko (Jugoslavia: Bosnia-Hercegovina)

• Soko G-2 “Galeb” — Two-seat single-engine jet trainer and ground-attack aircraft

Sonex — Sonex Aircraft LLC (USA)

• Sonex — Two-seat single-engine low-wing monoplane

Sopwith — Sopwith Aviation Company (UK)

• Sopwith “1½ Strutter” — British WWI multi-role biplane
• Sopwith “F.1 Camel” — British WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Sopwith 2F.1 Camel — British WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Sopwith 5F.1 Dolphin Mk.I — British WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe — British WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Sopwith “Pup” — British WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Sopwith “Triplane” — WWI single-engine single-seat triplane fighter

SPAD — Société Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérivés (France)

• SPAD S.VII — French WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• SPAD S.XIII — French WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• SPAD S.XVI — French WWI single-engine single-seat biplane fighter

SPAD-Deperdussin — Deperdussin (France)

• 1913 SPAD-Deperdussin “Monocoque” — French pioneer single-engine mid-wing monoplane racer

Spartan — Spartan Aircraft Company (USA)

• Spartan C-3-165 — Single-engine two-seat biplane

Spencer — Spencer Amphibian Air Car Inc. (USA)

• Spencer “S-12-D Aircar” — Single-engine four-seat amphibian high-wing monoplane

Sperry — Lawrence Sperry Aircraft Company (USA)

• Sperry M-1 “Messenger” — Single-engine single-seat parasite biplane

Stampe — Stampe et Renard (Belgium)

• Stampe SV-4B — Single-engine two-seat biplane sport/trainer

Standard — Standard Aircraft Corporation (USA)

• Standard E-1 “(M-Defense)” — American single-engine single-seat biplane fighter
• Standard J-1 “Trainer” — American single-engine two-seat biplane trainer

Starn — Starn-EAA (USA)

• Starn EAA Acro Sport — Single-engine single-seat sport biplane

Stearman — Stearman Aircraft Company (USA)

• Stearman 4E “Senior Speedmail” — Single-Engine Two-Seat Biplane Mail Delivery Aircraft
• Stearman 4EM “Senior Speedmail” — Single-Engine Two-Seat Biplane Mail Delivery Aircraft

Steen — Steen Aero Lab. Inc. (USA)

• Steen “Skybolt 300” — Single-Engine Two-Seat Aerobatic Biplane

Stewart — Donald Stewart (USA)

• Stewart “Headwind B” — Single-engine single-seat light high-wing kit-built monoplane

Stinson — Stinson Aircraft Corporation (USA)

• Stinson 108-2 “Voyager” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson 108-3 “Voyager” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson “Detroiter” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson L-5 “Sentinel” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson L-5B “Sentinel” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson L-5E “Sentinel” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson L-5G “Sentinel” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson SM-8A “Detroiter Junior” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson SM-6000-B — Three-engine high-wing passenger monoplane
• Stinson “SR Reliant” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson “SR-5E Reliant” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson “SR-9 Reliant” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson “SR-10G Reliant” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane
• Stinson “V77” — Single-engine high-wing monoplane

Stits — Ray Stits (USA)

• Stits DS-1 “Baby Bird” — Single-engine single-seat high-wing micro sport monoplane
• Stits SA-2A “Sky Baby” — Single-engine single-seat micro biplane
• Stits SA-3A “Playboy” — Single-engine single-seat micro biplane

Stoddard-Hamilton — Stoddard-Hamilton Aircraft Inc. (USA)

• Stoddard-Hamilton “Glasair” — Single-engine low-wing high performance monoplane
• Stoddard-Hamilton “Glasair FT” — Single-engine low-wing high performance monoplane
• Stoddard-Hamilton “Glasair HAM 2” — Single-engine low-wing high performance monoplane
• Stoddard-Hamilton “Glasair SH-2F” — Single-engine low-wing high performance monoplane
• Stoddard-Hamilton “Glasair SH-2R” — Single-engine low-wing high performance monoplane

Stolp — Stolp Starduster Corp. (USA)

• Stolp SA-300 “Starduster” — Single-engine two-seat biplane

Supermarine — Supermarine Aviation Works. Ltd. (UK)

• Supermarine Seagull Mk.V — Single-pusher-engine biplane amphibian
• Supermarine “Stranraer” — British two-engine high-wing flying boat

Supermarine — Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., Aircraft Section, Supermarine Division (UK)

• Supermarine “Spitfire (replica)” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.I” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.Ia” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire F.Mk.VIIc” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire T.Mk.VIII” — British WWII single-engine two-seat low-wing monoplane trainer/fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.IX” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire L.F. Mk.IXe” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.XI” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.XIV” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire Mk.XVI” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire P.R. Mk.XIX” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter
• Supermarine “Spitfire F.24.” — British WWII single-engine single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter

Swallow — Swallow Airplane Manufacturing Company (USA)

• Swallow “TP” — Single-engine two-seat biplane trainer

Swick-T — Swick Taylorcraft (USA)

• Swick-T — Single-engine high-wing aerobatic monoplane

Symphony — Ostmecklenburgische Flugzeugbau Symphony Aircraft Industries (Germany)

• Symphony OMF-100-160 — Single-engine two-seat high-wing monoplane