Aircraft Designed and Constructed
- AEA Glider (1907) A biplane hang glider based on the designs and data shared by Octave Chanute
- Aerodrome No. 1 Red Wing (1908) Single-seat single-engine biplane
- Aerodrome No. 2 White Wing (1908) Single-seat single-engine biplane
- Aerodrome No. 3 June Bug (1908) Single-seat single-engine biplane
- Aerodrome No. 3A Loon (1908) Single-seat float plane
- Aerodrome No. 4 Silver Dart (1909) Single-engine biplane
- Aerodrome No. 5 Cygnet II & Cygnet III (1909) Single-engine single-seat aircraft with unorthodox wing
- Bell Oionus I (1910) A tetrahedral triplane built after the AEA had disbanded, constructed at Baddeck Kite House, Nova Scotia, and Bell's final aviation pursuit.
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