List of aircraft (Sm)

(M L Shanklin, (--) Moore, (--) Johnson, Indianapolis and Mooresville, IN)

• S-M-J Maverick I

(Société Minié Aéronautiques) See:Minié

• SME Aero Tiga

(Robert R Smedley, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States)

• Smedley Rapid Robert[1]

(Henry Smidley, College Park, Maryland, United States)

• Smidley 1910 Monoplane[1]

(George Śmielkiewicz, Wiesław Gębali and Adam Kurbiel)

• Śmielkiewicz-Gębali-Kurbiel Akro Viper

(A J Smith)

• Smith AJ-2[1]

(Alan C. Smith)

• Smith FSRW-1[2]

(Arthur L Smith, Ft Wayne IN. 19??: San Francisco, California, United States)

• Smith 1910 Biplane[1]

(Cyril B Smith II, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States)

• Smith Der Kricket[1]

(Edward F Smith, 354 W Anderson St, Hackensack, New Jersey, United States)

• Smith S-1[1]
• Smith ES-5[1]

(Elmer L. Smith, Eugene, Oregon, United States)

• Smith 1933 Biplane[1]

(Everett A Smith, Missoula, Montana, United States)

• Smith S-1[1]

(F.P. Smith)

• Smith 1911 Monoplane[1]

(Floyd Smith, San Diego, California, United States)

• Smith 1912 Biplane[1]

(Frank W Smith, Fullerton, California c.1980: Norco, California, United States)

• Smith DSA-1 Miniplane
• Smith Miniplane +1 two-seat version by Donald Smith[1]
• Sky Classic Miniplane 2000 – updated version by Sky Classic Aircraft[1]

(Glen A Smith, Mason City, Iowa and Detroit, Michigan, United States )

• Smith S-2[1]

(H.J. Smith, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States)

• Smith June-Bug Aerial Flivver[1]

(J W Smith, Cicero, Illinois, United States)

• Smith 1929 Monoplane[1]

(Kyle Smith Aircraft Co, Wheeling, West Virginia, United States)

• Smith 1917 Biplane[1]
• Smith 1918 Biplane[1]
• West Virginia C-3[1]

(L.B. Smith Aircraft Corp, Miami, Florida, United States)

• Smith Tempo II[1]

(Mike Smith Aero Inc, Johnson City, Kansas, United States)

• Smith Lightning Model 400[3]

((Rexford) Rex Smith Aeroplane Co, College Park, Maryland, United States)

• Rex Smith Biplane

(Simon Smith, Beloit, Wisconsin, United States)

• Smith 1930 Monoplane[1]
• Smith O (re-engined Acme Sportsman 21)[1]

(Smith Airplane Co, Tacoma, Washington, United States)

• Smith S-2[1]

(Ted R Smith & Associates, Santa Maria, California, United States)

• Smith Aerostar 320[1]
• Smith Aerostar 600
• Smith Aerostar 600A
• Smith Aerostar 600E
• Smith Aerostar 601
• Smith Aerostar 601B
• Smith Aerostar 601P
• Smith Aerostar 601L
• Smith Aerostar 602P Sequoia
• Smith Aerostar 620
• Smith Superstar 700
• Smith Superstar 700P
• Smith Superstar 702P
• Smith Aerostar 800

(Wilbur L Smith, Bloomington, Illinois, United States)

• Smith Termite

(Yale Elmer Smith, Eugene, Oregon, United States)

• Smith HS[1]

(Everett M Smith, New Castle, Delaware, United States)

• Smith-Cirigliano Baby Hawk[1]

(Everett Smith, W A McCurdy, Arthur Lardin, New Castle, Delaware, United States)

• Smith-McCurdy-Lardin AL-1[1]

(Anthony Smokowitz, Vulcan, Michigan, United States)

• Smokowitz 1933 Biplane (modified Gere Sport)[1]

(A. Smolin)

• Smolin KSM-1

(Jerry Smyth, Huntington, Illinois, United States)

• Smyth Sidewinder