Airliner - Manufacturers

Manufacturers

These include:

• Asia
  • China
    • COMAC (includes Shanghai Aircraft Manufacturing Factory)
    • Shenyang Aircraft Corporation
    • Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation
  • Japan
    • Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation
• Europe
  • • Airbus S.A.S. (formerly a multinational conglomeration of the largest European aerospace companies of France, Germany, Spain and the UK)
  • Czech Republic
    • Let Kunovice
  • France/Italy
    • ATR
  • Netherlands
    • Fokker (now defunct)
  • Russian companies (formerly Soviet-controlled)
    • Ilyushin
    • Sukhoi
    • Tupolev
    • Yakovlev
  • Sweden
    • Saab AB (no longer manufactures civilian aircraft)
  • Ukraine (formerly Soviet-controlled)
    • Antonov
  • United Kingdom
    • BAE Systems (formerly British Aerospace, no longer manufactures civilian aircraft)
    • Britten-Norman
• North America
  • Canada
    • Bombardier (includes the former De Havilland Canada and Canadair)
  • United States
    • Boeing (includes the former McDonnell Douglas company which itself included the Douglas Aircraft Company)
    • Lockheed Corporation (now part of Lockheed Martin, and no longer involved in civil aviation)
• South America
  • Brazil
    • Embraer

The international market for middle-sized and large-sized airliners is now divided between Airbus and Boeing, although Russian/former Soviet manufacturers still sell significant numbers of airliners to their traditional markets. Smaller-sized aircraft manufacturers include, in addition to these two, ATR, Embraer and Bombardier.