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Grumman

🇺🇸 United States ·29 types· first flights 1931–1970· 31k built

#1280

Grumman

F6F Hellcat

first flew 1942· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

12.3k

top speed

629 km/h

seats

—
#1033

Grumman

F4F Wildcat

first flew 1937· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

7.9k

top speed

533 km/h

seats

—
#1562

Grumman

F-9 Cougar

first flew 1951· retired

🎖️ military jet

built

1.4k

top speed

1052 km/h

seats

—
#1469

Grumman

F9F Panther

first flew 1947· retired

🎖️ military jet

built

1.4k

top speed

932 km/h

seats

—
#1590

Grumman

S-2 Tracker

first flew 1952· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

1.3k

top speed

450 km/h

seats

—
#1352

Grumman

F8F Bearcat

first flew 1944· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

1k

top speed

732 km/h

seats

—
#1792

Grumman

A-6 Intruder

first flew 1960· retired

🎖️ military 2× jet

built

793

top speed

1037 km/h

seats

—
#2032

Grumman

F-14 Tomcat

first flew 1970· still flying

🎖️ military 2× jet

built

712

top speed

2485 km/h

seats

—
#0764

Grumman

J2F Duck

first flew 1933

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

632

top speed

306 km/h

seats

—
#1506

Grumman

HU-16 Albatross

first flew 1949· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

466

top speed

380 km/h

seats

10
#1396

Grumman

AF Guardian

first flew 1945· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

390

top speed

510 km/h

seats

—
#1765

Grumman

OV-1 Mohawk

first flew 1959· retired

🎖️ military 2× turboprop

built

380

top speed

491 km/h

seats

—
#1326

Grumman

F7F Tigercat

first flew 1943· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

364

top speed

740 km/h

seats

—
#1017

Grumman

G-21 Goose

first flew 1937

🛩️ light / GA 2× piston

built

345

top speed

323 km/h

seats

—
#1188

Grumman

G-44 Widgeon

first flew 1940

🛩️ light / GA 2× piston

built

345

top speed

246 km/h

seats

4
#1917

Grumman

Gulfstream II

first flew 1966· still flying

💼 business jet 2× jet

built

256

top speed

—

seats

—
#1800

Grumman

E-2 Hawkeye

first flew 1960· still flying

🎖️ military 2× turboprop

built

200

top speed

648 km/h

seats

—
#1739 G159

Grumman

Gulfstream I

first flew 1958

💼 business jet 2× turboprop

built

200

cruise

560 km/h

seats

24
#1630

Grumman

F-11 Tiger

first flew 1954· retired

🎖️ military jet

built

199

top speed

1169 km/h

seats

1
#1974

Grumman

EA-6B Prowler

first flew 1968· retired

🎖️ military 2× jet

built

170

top speed

1048 km/h

seats

—
#0859

Grumman

F3F

first flew 1935· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

165

top speed

425 km/h

seats

—
#0664

Grumman

FF

first flew 1931· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

120

top speed

333 km/h

seats

—
#1691

Grumman

E-1 Tracer

first flew 1956· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

88

top speed

383 km/h

seats

—
#1589

Grumman

C-1 Trader

first flew 1952· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

87

top speed

451 km/h

seats

9
#1411 G73T

Grumman

G-73 Mallard

first flew 1946· still flying

🛫 airliner 2× piston

built

59

top speed

346 km/h

seats

10
#1887

Grumman

C-2 Greyhound

first flew 1964· retired

🎖️ military 2× turboprop

built

58

top speed

635 km/h

seats

26
#0741

Grumman

F2F

first flew 1933· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

55

top speed

372 km/h

seats

—
#0742

Grumman

JF Duck

first flew 1933

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

48

top speed

298 km/h

seats

—
#1695

Grumman

Ag Cat

first flew 1957

🛩️ light / GA turboprop

built

—

top speed

209 km/h

seats

—

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