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A-Z Aircraft Manufacturers

Aeronca Aircraft Company

Founded: 1928

1951: Production of light aircraft ceased

1954: design rights for the Champion sold to the Champion Aircraft Corporation and then inturn to the Bellanca Aircraft Company and American Champion Aircraft Corporation

Aeronca is now a division of Magellan Aerospace

C-2

First Flight: 1929

Ultralight

NC647W @ Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2022

C-3

First Flight: 1931

2 seat (side-by-side) development of C-2

G-ADYS

G-ADYS

G-AEFT

A-614 / N15287 / displayed as N12587 @ Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2022

C-100

First Flight: 1931

UK licence built version of C-3

Model L

First Flight: 1935

2 seat (side-by-side) cabin monoplane

Model K Scout

First Flight: 1937

2 seat (side-by-side) cabin monoplane

NC18877 @ Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2022

Model 50 Chief / Model 65 Super Chief

First Flight: 1938

2 seat (side-by-side) Utility

65CA

NC33853 @ Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2022

L-3 / O-58 Grasshopper

First Flight: 1941

military variant of Chief

0-58B Grasshopper

G-BRHP - North Weald 2014

TG-5 / LNR

First Flight: 1942

US Army / US Navy glider trainer based on L-3 structure

Model 7 Champion

'CHAMP'

First Flight: 1944

Light Utility

Military liaison variant: Model L-16

7AC Champion

G-TECC

G-BRAR

G-BVCS

G-LEVI

7BCM Champion

G-DHAH

G-TIMP

Model 11 Chief

First Flight: 1945

Light Utility

11AC Chief

G-BRWR - Goodwood 2019

11BC Chief

G-BRCW - 2013

G-BRCW - 2013

11CC Super Chief

G-BTRI - 2014

Model 15 Sedan

First Flight: 1947

Light Utility

15AC

C-FKNU

G-AREX

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