Heinkel Flugzeugwerke was German aircraft and engine manufacturer
founded in Warnemünde by and named after Ernst Heinkel, Hans
von Ohain designed the world's first operational jet engine
to power an aircraft. While working at Heinkel, the engine
first flew as the primary power of the Heinkel He 178 on 27
August 1939. Aircraft and engines built by Heinkel include.
Heinkel
He 37 was a single seat single engine single bay biplane
with staggered wings of unequal span braced fighter
Heinkel
He 38 was a single seat single engine single bay biplane
with staggered wings of unequal span braced fighter
Heinkel
He 42 was a two seat single engine seaplane trainer
Heinkel
He 43 was a single seat single engine fighter biplane
Heinkel
He 45 was a two seat single engine was a sturdy single
bay biplane of conventional layout bomber and trainer
Heinkel
He 46 was a two seat single engine parasol winged monoplane
reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 49 was a single seat single engine biplane fighter
only four built prototype
Heinkel
He 50 was a swo seat single engine was a sturdy single
bay biplane dive dive bomber, reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 51 was a single seat single engine biplane fighter
Heinkel
He 59 was a three seat twin engines biplane trainer, transport,
torpedo, reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 60 was a two seat single engine was a sturdy single
bay biplane reconnaissance seaplane
Heinkel
He 61 was the export version of the
He
45
Heinkel
He 63 was a two seat single engine biplane trainer land
and seaplane variants built only two built
Heinkel
He 64 was a two seat single engine low wing monoplane
of 1932 only seven built
Heinkel
He 70 Blitz (Lightning) was a two seat single engine low
wing monoplane transport bomber
Heinkel
He 71 was a single seat single engine sports cabin monoplane
of 1933
Heinkel
He 72 Kadett (Cadet) was a two seat single engine single
bay biplane staggered single bay biplane wing, a strut braced
tail unit trainer
Heinkel
He 74 was a single seat single engine fighter advanced
trainer 1933 only eight prototypes built
Heinkel
He 100 was a single seat single engine monoplane fighter
Heinkel
He 111 was a four seat twin engines asymmetric glazed
nose transport and medium bomber
Heinkel
He 112 was a single seat single engine low wing monoplane
with an inverted gull wing fighter
Heinkel
He 113 was the original designation of the
He
100
Heinkel
He 114 was a two seat single engine biplane had an all
metal fuselage and single step twin floats shipboard reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 115 was a three seat twin engine twin float seaplane
was an all metal construction mid wing monoplane torpedo bomber,
transport reconnaissance, transport
Heinkel
He 116 was a four seat four engines monoplane transport,
reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 118 was a two seat single engine low wing dive bomber
to same specification as
Ar
81,
Ha
137 and
Ju 87
1936 only thirteen built prototype
Heinkel
He 119 was a two seat twin engine low wing fast reconnaissance
aircraft or bomber single airscrew with shaft through glazed
nose only eight built prototype
Heinkel
He 120 was a large seaplane project
Heinkel
He 162 Volksjäger (People's Fighter) was a single seat
single engine turbojet twin vertical tail fins
Heinkel
He 170 was the export version for Hungary
Heinkel
He 172 was the improved version of the
He
72 trainer biplane 1934 only two built prototype
Heinkel
He 174 Project
Heinkel
He 176 was a single seat single rocket engine experimental
aircraft prototype
Heinkel
He 177 Greife (Griffon) was a five seat twin engines mid
wing monoplane with semi circular section fuselage and square
tail surfaces long range bomber
Heinkel
He 178 was a single seat single turbojet shoulder wing
monoplane prototype
Heinkel
He 219 Uhu (Owl) was a two seat twin engines shoulder
wing cantilever monoplane with under slung engines and a retractable
nosewheel undercarriage night fighter
Heinkel
He 270 was a two seat single engine low wing monoplane
light bomber reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 274 was a four seat four engine mid wing monoplane
high altitude heavy bomber
Heinkel
He 277 was a seven seat four engines four engines variant
of
He
177 bomber reconnaissance
Heinkel
He 280 was a single seat twin turbojets all metal mid
wing monoplane fighter only nine prototypes built
Heinkel
He 319 was a twin engine night fighter project based on
the
He
219 but with a single fin and rudder abandoned in favour
of
He
419
Heinkel
He 343 Strabo was a four engine jet propelled general
purpose medium bomber project
Heinkel
He 419 was a twin engine night fighter developed from
the
He
219 with enlarged wing only seven built prototype
Heinkel
He 519 was a high speed bomber developed from the
He
119 prototype 1944
Other: Aircraft
Manufacturers
Articles:
Heinkel HeS 3B
Heinkel HeS 3B turbojet engine producing up to 450 kg of thrust
Heinkel
He 178
Heinkel HeS 8A
Heinkel HeS 8A turbojets producing up to 750 kg of thrust
Heinkel
He 280
Heinkel HeS 011
Heinkel HeS 011 turbojet engine producing up to kg of thrust
Focke-Wulf
Ta 183
Other: Aircraft
Engine Manufacturers
Articles:
Heinkel P.1041 Original designation of
He
177
Heinkel P.1054 Transport
Heinkel P.1060 Original designation of
He
219
Heinkel P.1062 Fighter
Heinkel P.1063 Bomber
Heinkel P.1064 Long range bomber
Heinkel P.1065 General purpose aircraft
Heinkel P.1066 General purpose aircraft
Heinkel P.1068 Predecessor of
He
343 jet bomber
Heinkel P.1069 Fighter
Heinkel P.1070 Flying wing
Heinkel P.1071 Asymmetric fighter
Heinkel P.1072 Bomber
Heinkel P.1073
He
162 predecessor
Heinkel P.1074 Fighter
Heinkel P.1075 Coupled
Do
335, developed into
Do
635
Heinkel P.1076 Fighter with contra rotating airscrews and
swept forward wing
Heinkel P.1077 Julia rocket propelled fighter
Heinkel P.1078 tailless jet fighter
Heinkel P.1079 Jet propelled heavy night fighter
Heinkel P.1080 tailless fighter
Other: Aircraft
Manufacturers
Articles:
The Warplanes of the Third Reich.
ISBN-10: 0385057822
German Aircraft of the Second World War.
ISBN-10: 0370000242
Hitler's Luftwaffe.
ISBN-10: 051718771X
For a complete list of
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