Adam Aircraft Industries
Defunct manufacturer represented by the canceled A700 program.
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Manufacturer classification
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Defunct manufacturer represented by the canceled A700 program.
Defunct company represented through canceled supersonic business-aircraft programs.
Historical business-aircraft lineage covering Commander piston and turboprop variants.
Historical manufacturer represented by the Corvette program lineage.
Historical manufacturer linked to the original Challenger 600 and 601 lineage.
Legacy very-light-jet manufacturer lineage associated with the Eclipse 500 and later programs.
Historical business-turboprop lineage centered on the Merlin family.
Historical manufacturer represented by the canceled SPn program.
Legacy manufacturer lineage spanning the HS.125 family through later Hawker business jets.
Legacy business-jet brand with a long model lineage and historical Bombardier ownership.
Historical manufacturer represented by the JetStar business-jet lineage.
Historical business-aircraft manufacturer associated with the MU-2 and MU-300/Diamond lineages.
Historical manufacturer lineage for the Sabreliner business-jet family.
Historical manufacturer relationship for the early TBM lineage now associated with Daher.
Inactive manufacturer represented through canceled business-jet programs.