List of aircraft of the Armée de l'Air, World War II

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Aircraft of the French Armée de l'Air and Aéronavale during the Battle of France in 1940.

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• Most Produced: Potez 63 series
• Second Most Produced: Morane-Saulnier M.S.406
• 'Best' French production Fighter (Pre-Surrender): Dewoitine D.520

List in alphabetical order by manufacturer or designer:

The list is not complete and includes obsolete aircraft used for training as well as prototype and pre-production aircraft.

Amiot

• Amiot 143 bomber
• Amiot 351 bomber
• Amiot 354 bomber

ANF-Les Mureaux

• Mureaux 113 observation
• Mureaux 115 observation and night fighter
• Mureaux 117 observation

Arsenal

• Arsenal VG 33 fighter

• Blériot-SPAD S.510 fighter

• Bloch MB.81 light transport
• Bloch MB.131 reconnaissance and bomber/reconnaissance
• Bloch MB.150 series, fighter (Bloch MB.150 to MB.157)
• * Bloch MB.150 (prototype), 1936
• * Bloch MB.151 first production design
• * Bloch MB.152 increased power, (593 built by surrender)
• * Bloch MB.155 used by Vichy France
• * Bloch MB.157 (prototype), not put into production
• Bloch MB.162 long range heavy bomber
• Bloch MB.174 reconnaissance
• Bloch MB.175 light bomber
• Bloch MB.200 medium bomber
• Bloch MB.210 medium bomber
• Bloch MB.220 transport

• Bre XIX bomber
• Bre 270 observation
• Bre 521 "Bizerte" flying-boat
• Bre 691 light attack bomber
• Bre 693 light attack bomber
• Bre 695 light attack bomber

C.A.M.S.

• C.A.M.S. 37 ship-borne flying boat
• C.A.M.S. 55.10 maritime reconnaissance flying boat

• C.272 "Luciole" liaison
• C.400 liaison
• C.440 "Goëland" transport
• C.600 "Aiglon" liaison
• C.630 "Simoun" transport
• C.714 "Cyclone" fighter

• H-75 fighter

Dewoitine

• D.510 fighter
• D.520 fighter

• DB-7 bomber

Farman

• F.222 heavy bomber
• NC.223 heavy bomber
• F.224 transport
• Farman F 402 transport and observation

Gourdou-Leseurre

• GL-810 ship-borne observation floatplane

Hanriot

• H.436 trainer
• H.16 liaison
• H.185 liaison
• H.232 trainer

• Koolhoven F.K.58 fighter

Latécoère

• Laté 298 torpedo bomber float plane
• Laté 302 long range flying boat
• Laté 523 long range flying boat
• Laté 611 long range flying boat

Levasseur

• P.L.14 torpedo bomber float plane
• P.L.15 torpedo bomber float plane

Lioré-et-Olivier

• LeO C-30 Cierva observation autogyro
• LeO H-43 observation float plane
• LeO 206 heavy bomber
• LeO H-246 flying boat
• LeO H-257 torpedo bomber/bomber float plane
• LeO 451 medium bomber
• LeO H-470 flying boat

Loire

• Loire 46 fighter
• Loire 501 liaison
• Loire 70 flying boat
• Loire 130 flying boat
• Loire 210 ship-borne fighter floatplane

Loire-Nieuport

• LN 401 ship-borne dive bomber
• LN 411 ship-borne dive bomber

Maillet

• Maillet 201 liaison

• M.167-F bomber

• M.S.225 fighter
• M.S.406 fighter

Marcel Besson

• M.B.411 submarine-borne float plane

Nieuport-Delage

• Ni-D.622 fighter

• NAA-57 trainer

Potez

• Potez 25 observation
• Potez 25 observation
• Potez 29 transport
• Potez 33 liaison
• Potez 39 observation
• Potez 402 transport
• Potez 452 ship-borne flying boat
• Potez 542 bomber/reconnaissance
• Potez 585 liaison
• Potez 63 series, twin-engine fighter, light bomber or reconnaissance (1200+ built)
• * Potez 630 day/night fighter, (first 80 built;grounded)
• * Potez 631 day/night fighter, (200+ built)
• * Potez 633 light bomber, (many export variants)
• * Potez 637 reconnaissaince
• * Potez 63.11 observation/reconnaissance, (900+ built)
• Potez 650 transport
• Potez 662 transport
• Potez-CAMS 141 flying boat

SNCAO

• C.A.O. 200 fighter

• S.E. 200 transport flying boat

• V.156-F ship-borne dive bomber

Wibault

• Wibault 33 transport
• Wibault 283T transport

See also

• List of military aircraft of France
• List of aircraft of the Luftwaffe, World War II
• List of aircraft of the USA military, World War II
• List of aircraft of the RAF

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