List of aircraft (Sa)

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

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Saab

(Svenska Aeroplan AktieBolaget)

Saarbrücken

Saarbrücken Sportflugzeug^[2]

SAB

(Société et Ateliers Béchereau) See:Béchereau

SAB

(Société Aérienne Bordelaise)

SAB-SEMA 10 (Societé Aérienne Bordelaise – Societé d'Etudes de Materiel d'Aviation)
SAB-SEMA 12 (Societé Aérienne Bordelaise – Societé d'Etudes de Materiel d'Aviation)
SAB AB-20
SAB AB-21
SAB AB-22
SAB AB-80
SAB DB-71
SAB DB-80
SAB DB-81
SAB LH-70 (a.k.a. Lorraine Hanriot LH-70)^[3]^[4]
SAB turret bomber (at least two built / converted with VERY large turrets)^{[citation needed]}

SAB Aviation

(SAB Aviation srl, Benevento, Italy)

SAB C-100 Vulcan

Sabath

(Joseph Sabath, Philadelphia, PA)

Sabath 1932 helicoplane^[5]

SABCA

(Société Anonyme Belge de Constructions Aéronautiques)

Sabca Demonty-Poncelot Cyrano^[6]
SABCA Demonty-Poncelet limousine
SABCA-Jullien SJ.1 – motorglider^[7]
SABCA-Cambier monoplane^[8]
SABCA CG-2 Camgul – 1925 single-engine biplane (Cambier-Guldentops)^[9]
SABCA S.2 – 1926 single-engine airliner
SABCA S.11 – 1931 trimotor airliner
SABCA S.12 – 1931 trimotor airliner
Sabca S.20 Libelulle^[10]
SABCA S.30 – 1936^[11]
SABCA S.40 – 1939 trainer
SABCA S.45 – licence-built Caproni Ca.135
SABCA S.46 – licence-built Caproni Ca.310
SABCA S.47 – licence-built Caproni Ca.335
SABCA S.48 – licence-built Caproni Ca.312
SABCA S.50^[12]
SABCA S.60^[13]
Poncelet Vivette^[14]
Poncelet Castar^[15]^[16]

Sabey

(Richard Sabey, CA)

Sabey SX-1^[5]

Sablatnig

(Germany)

Sablier

(Georges Sablier)

Sabre Aircraft

(Sabre Aircraft Inc, Buckeye, AZ)

Sabrewing Aircraft

Sabrewing Rhaegal

SAC

(Southern Airmotive Corp, Dothan, AL)

SAC Special^[5]

Sack

(Arthur Sack)

Sackett

(Horace E Sackett, Gobles, MI)

Sackett J-1 Jeanie^[5]

Saenger

SADASA

(Servicios Aereos de America S.A.)

SADASA Cuahtemoc M-1

Sadler

(William) Sadler Aircraft Co, Scottsdale, AZ)

Sadleir

( Sadleir / VTOL Industries Australia Ltd.)

Sadleir Sa-7^[22]

SAF

(Société Aéronautique Française, formerly Constructions Aéronautiques E. Dewoitine and nationalized in 1936 as Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Midi) see:Dewoitine

Safari

SAFAT

(SAFAT Aviation Complex, Sudan)

Safe-Wings

(Master Air Pilots Inc, Rockford, IL)

Sage

(Frederick Sage & Company, United Kingdom)

Sagita

Sagita Sherpa^[25]

Sagsetter

(Clarence & Raymond Sagstetter, Wausau, WI)

Sagstetter 1935 Monoplane^[5]

SAI

(Skandinavisk Aero Industri A/S, Denmark)

SAI

(Società Aeronautica Italiana, Italy)

SAI

(Supersonic Aerospace International)

SAI Quiet Supersonic Transport

Sailair

(James T Robinson, 1723 W 29 Pl, Los Angeles, CA)

Sailplane Corporation of America

(United States) see also: Gus Briegleb

SAIMAN

(Societa Anonima Industrie Mecchaniche Aeronautiche, Italy)

SAIRC

SAIRC Shahed 278^{[citation needed]}

Saker

Saker S-1^[28]

Saito

(Sotoichi Saito, Japan)

Saito Saigai^[29]

Sakamoto

(Juichi Sakamoto, Japan)

Salina-Hoffman

(Louis E Salina & Earl Hoffman, Carnegie, PA)

Salina-Hoffman Susie Bee^[5]

Salis

(Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis, France)

Salis AJBS 10^[30]

Salisbury

(H.M. Salisbury, Walnut Grove, CA)

Salisbury 1927 Biplane^[5]

Salmon

(Percy Salmon)

Salmon Tandem Monoplane

Salmson

(Société des Moteurs Salmson / Compagnie Française d'Aviation – C.F.A., France)

Salmson-Béchereau

(France)

Salmson-Moineau

(France)

Salvay-Stark

(Salvay-Stark Aircraft, Buena Park, CA)

Salvay-Stark Aircraft Skyhopper I (NB:aerofiles have these as Skyhopper 10 and Skyhopper 11, which is clearly an error caused by mixing Roman and Arabic numerals)^[5]
Salvay-Stark Aircraft Skyhopper II (NB:aerofiles have these as Skyhopper 10 and Skyhopper 11, which is clearly an error caused by mixing Roman and Arabic numerals)^[5]

Salzman

((Joseph R) Salzman Aircraft Services, Detroit Airport, MI)

Salzman SL-1^[5]

Sam Aircraft

Sam Aircraft Sam LS

Samad

SAML

(Società Aeronautica Meccanica Lombardia, Italy)

Sampson

(A M Sampson (also seen as Robert Henderson & Nate Carhart), Wahpeton, ND)

Samson Motorworks

(Meadow Vista, CA)

Samson Switchblade

Samu-Geonczy

(Béla Samu & Geonczy)

Samu-Geonczy SG-2 Kek Madar^[37]

Samu-Orosz-Hatházi

(Belá Samu, Jenö Orosz and Dániel Hatházi)

Samu-Orosz-Hatházi SOH-1^[38]

SAN

(Société Aéronautique Normande, France)

R,S & Associes SAS Erik Sanstroem

(Versailles, Yvelines, France)

Sanstroem Friendship 3

San Francisco

(San Francisco, CA)

San Francisco R-1 a.k.a. Flier^[5]

San Jose

(San Jose Flying Club Ltd, 1232 Martin Ave, San Jose, CA)

San Jose E^[5]

Sanchez-Besa

(Establissements Louis Clement el Sanchez-Besa)

Sanchez-Besa Multiplane (1921) single-engine experimental^[40]

Sanders

(C Sanders, Oakland, CA)

Sanders Curtiss Pursuit^[5]

Sands

(Ron Sands Co, Mertztown, PA)

Sänger

(Eugen Sänger)

Sänger Strato-Gleiter^[41]

Santa Ana

(Santa Ana Aircraft Co, Santa Ana, CA)

Santos-Dumont

(Alberto Santos-Dumont, France)

São Carlos

(Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos(IPAI Aeronautical Division)- São Carlos Engineering School)

São Paulo

Sapphire Aircraft Australia

(Fosterville, Victoria, Australia)

Sapphire Aircraft Australia Sapphire LSA

Sarić

SATTCo

(Service Aviation Training & Transport Co, Wabash, IN)

SATTCo Commercial^[5]

Saturn

(Saturn Aircraft & Engineering, Oxnard, CA)

Saturn Taylor Meteor II^[5]

Saul

((W Irving) Saul Aircraft Corp, Carroll, IA)

Saul Triad 1000^[5]

Saulnier

(Société des Aéroplanes Saulnier, France)

Saunders

(S.E Saunders Limited, United Kingdom)

Saunders Aircraft Company

(Canada)

Saunders-Roe

(United Kingdom)

Saro A.7 Severn
Saro A.17 Cutty Sark
Saro A.19 Cloud
Saro A.21 Windhover
Saro A.22 Segrave Meteor
Saro A.24 Mailplane
Saro A.33
Saunders-Roe SR.45 Princess
Saunders-Roe SR.53 – mixed power interceptor
Saunders-Roe SR.177 – mixed power interceptor (cancelled before completion)
Saro Lerwick
Saro London
Saro-Percival Mailplane
Saro Shrimp
Saunders-Roe SR.A/1
Saro P.531
Saro W-14 Skeeter

Sauper

Sauser Aircraft Company

(Tustin, CA)

Sauser P6E Replica

Sauzeau

Sauzeau Eres-II Coquin Moulins^[43]

Savary

Savyelyev-Zalewski

(Vladimir Fedorovich Savyelyev & Władislaw Zalewski)

S.Z. No.1 (a.k.a. Zalewski W.Z.III)^[44]^[45]
S.Z. No.2 (a.k.a. Zalewski W.Z.IV)^[44]^[45]
S.Z. No.3 (a.k.a. Zalewski W.Z.V)^[45]
Savelyev No.4^[45]
Savalyev 1916 Quadruplane^[45]
Savalyev 1923 Quadruplane^[45]

Savoia-Marchetti

(SIAI-Marchetti - Société anonyme de construction aéronautique Savoia, Italy)

Savoia Pomilio

(Italy)

Sawyer

(Hugh S Sawyer, Milwaukee, WI)

Sawyer A^[5]

Sawyer

(Ralph V Sawyer, Lancaster, California, United States)

Sawyer Skyjacker II

Saynor & Bell

(George Saynor and Robert Bell)

Saynor & Bell Canadian Club

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