Bristol Aircraft (list of)

Aircraft made by the British and Colonial Aeroplane Co were known under the name Bristol, as were the products of the successor Bristol Aeroplane Co. There are separate entries for the company history of each of these companies.

Bristol Aircraft by the British and Colonial Aeroplane Co
Model	Date	Detail
Pre-World War I
Boxkite	1910	Two-seat trainer.
Glider	1910	Biplane Glider
Racing Biplane	1911	Biplane Racer
Biplane Type T	1911	Biplane Racer
Bristol-Prier Monoplane	1911	Tractor configuration monoplane.
Bristol-Burney Seaplane	1912	Experimental Aircraft.
Bristol-Coanda Monoplane	1912	Trainer.
Gordon England Biplane	1912	Military utility aircraft.
B.R.7	1913	Two-seat military aircraft.
Bristol Hydro No.120	1913	Seaplane.
T.B.8	1913	Trainer.
World War I
Scout	1914	Single-seat Scout - Types 1-5, 18 & 21.
Type 6 T.T.A.	1916	Two-seat Fighter.
M.1	1916	Fighter - Types 10 & 11
Scout F	1918	Single-seat Fighter.
F.2	1916	Biplane Fighter. Types 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 22.
F.3A	-	Three-seat anti-Zeppelin fighter. Never built.
Type 13 M.R.1	1917	Experimental metal reconnaissance.
PTM		Two-seater primary trainer powered by 120 hp Cosmos Engineering Co Lucifer engine (later Bristol). 24 aircraft built.
Inter-war
Types 24 and 25 Braemar	1918	Heavy Bomber
Type 23 Badger	1919	Fighter.
Types 27-29, 47 and 48 Tourer	1919	Civil Utility Aircraft.
Types 30 and 46 Babe	1919	Sports biplane.

Bristol Aircraft by the Bristol Aeroplane Co
Type 26 Pullman	1920	Passenger Aircraft.
Type 31 Grampus	-	Passenger Aircraft - none were built.
Type 32 Bullet	1920	Racing biplane.
Type 36 Seely	1920	Airliner.
Type 37 Tramp	1920	Passenger Aircraft.
Types 52 and 53 Bullfinch	1922	Fighter/Reconnaissance.
Types 62 and 75 Ten-Seater	1922	Transport.
Type 72 Racer	1922	Single-seat racing monoplane.
Type 76 Jupiter Fighter	1923	Fighter. One type built for Sweden. Powered by a 425 hp Jupiter IV engine.
Type 83 Taxiplane and Primary Trainer	1923	Trainer.
Type 84 Bloodhound	1923	Prototype Fighter.
Type 89A Trainer	-	Trainer
Type 90 Berkeley	1925	Bomber
Type 91 Brownie	1924	Sports aircraft
Type 92	1925	Research Biplane
Types 93 Boarhound and 93A Beaver	1925	Army Co-operation Aircraft.
Type 95 Bagshot	1927	Fighter.
Type 99 Badminton	1926	Raving biplane.
Type 101	1927	Fighter.
Type 105 Bulldog	1927	Fighter.
Type 107 Bullpup	1928	Interceptor.
Type 109	1928	Long-distance biplane.
Type 110A	1929	Civil Transport.
Type 118 General Purpose Machine	1931	Military Aircraft.
Bristol Type 120	1932	Military Aircraft.
Type 123	1934	Single-seat Fighter.
Type 133	1934	Single-seat fighter.
Type 130 Bombay	1935	Transport Aircraft.
Type 138	1936	High-altitude research aircraft.
"Britain First"		Light Bomber/ Fighter.
Types 142M, 149 and 160 Blenheim	1935	Light Bomber/ Fighter.
Type 143	1936	Light Transport.
Type 146	1938	Single-seat fighter.
Type 148	1937	Army Co-operation.
Type 148	1937	Army Co-operation.
World War II
Type 152 Beaufort	1939	Torpedo Bomber.
Type 149 Bolingbroke	1939	Maritime patrol aircraft.
Type 156 Beaufighter	1939	Heavy fighter/ strike aircraft.
Type 159	-	Heavy bomber.
Type 163 Buckingham	1943	Medium bomber.
Type 164 Brigand	1944	Anti-shipping torpedo bomber, ground attack/dive bomber.
Type 166 Buckmaster	1944	Advanced trainer aircraft.
Post-war
Type 167 Brabazon	1949	Airliner
Type 170 Freighter and Wayfarer	1945	Airliner
Type 170 Superfreighter	1953	Cargo aircraft / Passenger aircraft
Type 175 Britannia	1952	Turboprop airliner
Type 188	1962	Experimental aircraft.
Type 223	-	Supersonic transport. None built but the design was developed into Concorde.
Helicopters
Type 171 Sycamore	1947	Rescue and Anti-Submarine Helicopter
Type 173	1952	13-seat passenger helicopter
Type 173 and 192 Belvedere	1958	Cargo helicopter

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