I need a list of civil aviation airplane makes and models.
I am not interested in commercial aircraft like boeing.  Nothing
larger than two engines.
I am not interested in ultralights.
I am interested in Light Sport Airplanes as well as all general
aviation planes.  Seaplanes are good.  Gliders are good.
I need each plane to be on its own line so I can import it into an
excel spreadsheet easily.

Example of what final list should look like:

Cessna 172
Cessna 182
Cirrus SR22
Mooney SuperSonicBlaster 5000 (I don't think this one really exists)

Thank you,

Jeff

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 07 Feb 2006 14:47 PST

Jeff,

I have a list of all airplane makes/models (from Piper Cubs to 747s),
and I can select them according to certain characteristics, such as:


Type Aircraft:
1 - Glider 
2 - Balloon 3 - Blimp/Dirigible 
4 - Fixed wing single engine 
5 - Fixed wing multi engine 
6 - Rotorcraft 
7 - Weight-shift-control 
8 - Powered Parachute 
9 - Gyroplane 

Type Engine: 

0 - None 
1 - Reciprocating 
2 - Turbo-prop 
3 - Turbo-shaft 
4 - Turbo jet 
5 - Turbine air generator 
6 - Ramjet 
7 - 2 Cycle 
8 - 4 Cycle 
9 - Unknown


Let me know which categories best meet your needs, and I'll try cranking the list.


Alternatively, you can just tell me the manufacturers of interest, and
I can list their models out, such as:


CESSNA	120
CESSNA	140
CESSNA	150
CESSNA	152
CESSNA	160
CESSNA	170
CESSNA	172
CESSNA	140A
CESSNA	150A
CESSNA	150B
CESSNA	150C
CESSNA	150D
CESSNA	150E
CESSNA	150F
CESSNA	150G
CESSNA	150H
CESSNA	150J
CESSNA	150K
CESSNA	150L
CESSNA	150M
CESSNA	170A
CESSNA	170B
CESSNA	172A
CESSNA	172B
CESSNA	172C
CESSNA	172D
CESSNA	172E
CESSNA	172F
CESSNA	172G
CESSNA	172H
CESSNA	172I
CESSNA	172J
CESSNA	172M
CESSNA	172R
CESSNA	A150K
CESSNA	A150L
CESSNA	A150M
CESSNA	A150N
CESSNA	A152
CESSNA	A37
CESSNA	A37B
CESSNA	AT-17
CESSNA	AT-17C
CESSNA	AW
CESSNA	BW-5
CESSNA	C-1
CESSNA	C-145
CESSNA	C-165
CESSNA	C-34
CESSNA	C-37
CESSNA	C-38
CESSNA	CE-172-R172F
CESSNA	CH-1
CESSNA	CH-1A
CESSNA	CH-1B
CESSNA	CH-1C
CESSNA	DC-6A
CESSNA	DC6B
CESSNA	JRC-1
CESSNA	P172D
CESSNA	R172E
CESSNA	R172G
CESSNA	R172H
CESSNA	R172J
CESSNA	T-41A
CESSNA	T-41B
CESSNA	T-50
CESSNA	UC-77B
CESSNA	UC-77C
CESSNA	UC-77D
CESSNA	UC-78
CESSNA	UC-78B
CESSNA	UC-94
CESSNA	YH-41

...and so on



Let me know what you think.


pafalafa-ga

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Clarification of Question by jeffmull-ga on 07 Feb 2006 15:53 PST

1 - Glider 
 
4 - Fixed wing single engine 
5 - Fixed wing multi engine 


Type Engine: 

1 - Reciprocating 
2 - Turbo-prop 
3 - Turbo-shaft 
4 - Turbo jet 
5 - Turbine air generator 

7 - 2 Cycle 
8 - 4 Cycle 


I'm not sure who are the manufacturers of general aviation planes so I
can't be much help there. That's why I'm asking the question here. I
need someone who can figure that out without giving me the larger
commercial planes.

I would probably limit it to 8 seats and smaller if that helps.

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Clarification of Question by jeffmull-ga on 07 Feb 2006 15:54 PST

I would also want the model name and not just the number.  Example, I
don't know which Cessna Model number is the Skymaster, but I know they
have one and I need it on the list.

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Clarification of Question by jeffmull-ga on 10 Feb 2006 06:24 PST

Here are the manufacturers I would like:

ADAM AIRCRAFT 

Airbus 

ATR 

Bombardier 

Cessna 

Cirrus Aircraft

Diamond Aircraft 

EADS Socata 

Embraer 

Fairchild Dornier 

Lancair

Learjet 

Liberty Aerospace 

Mooney 

Piper 

Raytheon 

Seawind

Jeff

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 10 Feb 2006 18:10 PST

Jeff,

Just wanted to let you know that I don't think I can answer your
question, since there is so much abmiguity about makes, models,
numbers, etc.

I can only parse the list I have, but it clearly doesn't include all
of the familiar names of planes, but tends to stick with the more
formal model numbers.

Good luck, though.

paf

> Mooney SuperSonicBlaster 5000<

If it ain't here it existeth not:
http://www.mooneyevents.com/chrono.htm

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

The Cessna Skymaster, colloquially known as the Mixmaster, has 3 model numbers:

Military version: 0-2
Civilian: C-336, C-337

http://www.warbirdalley.com/o2.htm

The http://www.mooneyevents.com/chrono.htm
site is returning a 404 error.

Still looking for the complete list.

Jeff

Jeff --

Try the Mooney list again now.  It's actually a good example of the
complexities of these lists:
*  the basic Mooney model is the M20.  Indeed the type certificate for
the airframe is linked at the end of this Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mooney_M20
*  over the years, Mooney has made models from the A-model to the
S-model, as you'll see on the type certificate revisions and the
Mooney Chronology page
*  the alphabetic revisions to the airframe are structural changes in
size and in materials (the A-model was a wood wing and everything
after the B-model was all-metal).  However, the marketing names were
different.  The J-models were referred to as the 201 in the 1970s and
1980s because of their ability to fly 201 mph.  Later they were called
the MSE.
*  when the FAA tracks Mooneys, they appear as either M20P or M20T. 
Why?  Controllers want to know which are normally-aspirated (P) and
which are turbocharged (T) planes capable of going to flight levels:
http://flightaware.com/live/aircrafttype/M20P
*  more recent name changes have highlighted performance changes in
engines and in avionics

I guess that if I were trying to keep it simple with Mooneys, I'd use
the letter designations that are on the type certificate.

Now for the disclaimers:
1.  the Mooney chronology list doesn't include prototypes, like the
301 (which later became the TBM-700)
2.  Al Mooney designed several other aircraft both before and after
Mooney Aircraft Co.:
http://www.mooneyevents.com/review.htm

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

Go to the aircraft database at http://www.risingup.com

There is an extensive GA list there.