Taylorcraft Auster -

• Auster B.5 AOP.9 Air Observation Platform
  
  
   

Tupolev Design Bureau - Formed in 1922 in Russia, now the 'Public Stock Company Tupolev'.

• ANT-3/R-3 - All-metal two-seats reconnaissance biplane

• ANT-4/TB-1 - Bomber

• ANT-6/TB-3 - Bomber

• ANT-7/R-6/KR-6/MR-6 - Reconnaissance - Escort fighter - Maritime patrol - Torpedo bomber

• ANT-8/MDR-2 - Maritime long range reconnaissance flying boat

• ANT-13/I-8 - Fighter

• ANT-16/TB-4 - Six-engine Bomber

• ANT-20 Maxim Gorky - Eight-engine heavy cargo plane

• ANT-21/MI-3 - Multiseat fighter

• ANT-22/MK-1 - Armoured six-engine reconnaissance flying boat

• ANT-25 - Bomber

• ANT-40 - Bomber

• Tu-2 'Bat' (ANT-58/ANT-61)

• Tu-4 'Bull', copied from a B-29 Superfortresses

• Tu-10 'Frosty'

• Tu-14 'Bosun'

• Tu-16 'Badger'

• Tu-20/Tu-95 'Bear-A' and modifications

• Tu-142 'Bear-F', anti-submarine

• Tu-22 'Blinder'

• Tu-22M/Tu-26 'Backfire'

• Tu-126 'Moss'

• Tu-160 'Blackjack'

• Tu-28/Tu-128P 'Fiddler'

• Tu-104 'Camel'

• Tu-114 'Cleat'

• Tu-124 'Cookpot'

• Tu-134 'Crusty'

• Tu-154 'Careless'Tu-204

• Tu-214

• Tu-330

• Tu-334

Vertol Aircraft Corporation -

• Vertol CH-21B Workhorse Helicopter
  
  
   

Verville Sperry -

• Verville Sperry M-1 Messenger Military Message Carrier
  
  
   

Vickers Ltd (Aviation Department) - formed in 1919 in the UK, acquired Supermarine in 1938.

• Vickers Gunbus FB5 Fighter
  
  
   

• Vickers Vimy Bomber
  
  
   

• Vickers Wellington Bomber
  
  
   

• Vickers Varsity T1 Trainer
  
  
   

• Vickers Valiant Bomber
  
  
   

Victory Aircraft Ltd- Victory Aircraft Ltd was incorporated under Canada's Department of Munitions and Supply Act of 1940 as a Crown Corporation. Victory Aircraft was based in Malton, Ontario where they built Avro aircraft under licence until November 1945, at which time the Canadian government sold the company to the British Hawker Siddeley Group who merged it with A.V. Roe Canada Ltd., one of their existing subsidiaries.

• Avro Anson

• Avro Lancaster Mk X
  
  
   

• Avro Lancastrian

• Avro Lincoln

• Avro York

Westland Aircraft - Merged in 1961 with other UK companies to form Westland Helicopters.

• Westland Lysander army co-operation and liaison aircraft
  
  
   

• Westland Whirlwind Fighter

Westland Helicopters - Helicopter manufacturer from 1961 to 2000 when they merged with Agusta becoming AgustaWestland.

• Westland Dragonfly Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Whirlwind HAR10 Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Wessex HC-2 Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Wessex HCC.4 Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Scout AH.1 Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Sea King Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Gazelle Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Lynx Military Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland WG-13 Lynx HAS3S Navy Helicopter
  
  
   

• Westland Puma HC Mk.1 Military Helicopter
  
  
   

Yakovlev -

• Yakovlev Yak 11 Moose Trainer
  
  
   

• Yakovlev Yak-52 Trainer
  
  
   

Yokosuka Naval Arsenal - Designed aircraft for the Japanese Imperial Navy in WW2 to be made by various companies.

• Yokosuka P1Y Ginga

• Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka Suicide Bomber
  
  

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