Editing AviaBellanca Aircraft (section)

==Aircraft==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Model name
!First flight
!No. built
!Type
|-
|[[Wright-Bellanca WB-1]]
|1925
|1
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Wright-Bellanca WB-2]]
|1926
|1
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-200 Pacemaker|CH-200 Pacemaker]]
|1928
|2
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Aircruiser|Model K]]
|1928
|1
|Single engine transport monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Aircruiser|Model P series, C-27 Airbus]]
|1928
|25-30
|Single engine transport monoplane
|-
|[[Wright-Bellanca WB-2|Model J]]
|1929
|4
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker|CH-300 Pacemaker]]
|1929
|~35
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca TES|TES Tandem ''Blue Streak'']]
|1929
|1
|Twin-engine endurance record sesquiplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-400 Skyrocket|CH-400 Skyrocket]]
|1930
|32
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Aircruiser|66-67 Aircruiser family]]
|1930
|23
|Single engine utility monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-300|J-300/J-3-500]]
|1931
|5
|Single engine endurance monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca SE|XSE-1 & XSE-2]]
|1932
|1
|Single engine carrier scout monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-400 Skyrocket|Model D Skyrocket/XRE-3]]
|1932
|7
|Single engine utility monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker|Model E Pacemaker]]
|1932
|7
|Single engine utility monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-400 Skyrocket|Model F-1, F-2 Skyrocket]]
|1933
|2
|Single engine utility monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 28-70|28-70 ''Irish Swoop'']]
|1934
|1
|Single engine [[MacRobertson Air Race]] monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca CH-400 Skyrocket|Model F Skyrocket]]
|1934
|3
|Single engine utility monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 77-140|77-140]]
|1934
|1
|Twin engine bomber
|-
|[[Bellanca 77-140|77-320 Junior]]
|1934
|4
|Twin engine bomber
|-
|[[Bellanca 31-40|31-40 Senior Pacemaker family]]
|1935
|10
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 31-40|31-50 Senior Skyrocket family]]
|1935
|10~
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca XSOE|XSOE-1]]
|1936
|1
|Single engine scout biplane floatplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 28-90|28-90 Flash]]
|1937
|43
|Single engine military monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Cruisair|14-7 Cruisair Junior]]
|1937
|1
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|17-20{{refn|group=lower-alpha|The June 1, 1937 edition of ''Aviation'' (today, ''[[Aviation Week & Space Technology]]'') describes the Bellanca 17-20 as a five-place, low wing monoplane designed for the medium-priced private market, and notes that the fuselage will have a stressed-skin, monocoque structure without compound curves.<ref name="aviation 54">"Newest Bellanca"</ref> The short note also quotes an unidentified source to say that the aircraft will be powered by a "well-known American inline motor", which the anonymous ''Aviation'' writer assumes to be a [[Menasco Motors Company|Menasco]].<ref name="aviation 54"/> The 1937 edition of ''[[Jane's All the World's Aircraft]]'' adds nothing more than this, simply noting that "Only very brief details were available at the time of going to press".<ref name="jawa275">Grey & Bridgman 1937, p.275.</ref> The 1938 edition no longer mentions it in its list of current Bellanca designs,<ref name="jawa248">Grey & Bridgman 1938, pp.248–51.</ref> and ''Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation'', published in 1980 and revised in 1989 and 1993 adds nothing more than was announced in ''Aviation'' in 1937.<ref name="jea150">Taylor 1993, p.150</ref>}}
|1937
|
|monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 28-92|28-92]]
|1938
|1
|Trimotor racing monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Cruisair|14-9 Cruisair]]
|1939
|44
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Cruisair|14-14/T14-14]]
|1940
|1
|Trainer based on Cruisair
|-
|[[Bellanca YO-50|YO-50]]
|1940
|3
|Prototype single engine observation monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 14-13 Cruisair Senior|14-13 Cruisair Senior]]
|1945
|~600
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 14-19 Cruisemaster|14-19 Cruisemaster]]
|1949
|203
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[American Champion Citabria|Citabria]]
|1964
|
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Viking|17-30 Viking]]
|1967
|1,356
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[American Champion Decathlon|Decathlon]]
|1970
|
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Aeronca Champ|Champ]]
|1946
|10,000+
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Aries|T-250 Aries]]
|1973
|5
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca 8GCBC Scout|Scout]]
|1974
|500+
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|[[Bellanca Skyrocket II|19-25 Skyrocket II]]
|1975
|1
|Single engine cabin monoplane
|-
|}