Editing Aermacchi (section)

==Aermacchi aircraft==

===World War I===
*[[Lohner L|Macchi L.1]] – reconnaissance [[flying boat]] ([[Lohner-Werke|Lohner]] copy)
*[[Macchi L.2]] – flying boat [[biplane]] (Lohner copy)
*[[Nieuport-Macchi N.VI]]  – reconnaissance monoplane (license-built [[Nieuport]] [[monoplane]] with local modifications)
*[[Nieuport-Macchi Parasol]] – [[Parasol wing|parasol-wing]] [[Observation aircraft|observation]] monoplane  (developed from [[Nieuport IV]]) (1913)
*[[Nieuport-Macchi N.10]] – fighter/reconnaissance [[sesquiplane]] (license-built [[Nieuport 10]] with local modifications)
*[[Nieuport-Macchi N.11]] – fighter sesquiplane (license-built [[Nieuport 11]] with local modifications)
*[[Nieuport-Macchi N.17]] – fighter sesquiplane (license-built [[Nieuport 17]] with local modifications)
*[[Macchi M.3]] – flying boat biplane (1916)
*[[Macchi M.5]] – flying boat fighter (1917)
*[[Macchi M.6]] – flying boat fighter prototype (1917)
*[[Macchi M.7]] – flying boat fighter (1918)
*[[Macchi M.8]] – reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1917)
*[[Macchi M.9]] – flying boat bomber (1918)
*[[Macchi M.12]] – flying boat bomber (1918)
*[[Macchi M.14]] – sesquiplane fighter (1918)
*[[Macchi M.15]] – reconnaissance, bomber, and trainer aircraft (1918)

===Interwar===
*[[Nieuport-Macchi N.29]] – biplane fighter (license-built [[Nieuport-Delage NiD.29]])
*[[Macchi M.7|Macchi M.7''bis'']] – [[Schneider Trophy]] racing seaplane (1920)
*[[Macchi M.15bis]] – a three seat civil transport variant of the M.15 reconnaissance bomber and trainer aircraft (1922)
*[[Macchi M.16]] – sports aircraft (1919)
*[[Macchi M.17|Macchi M.17''bis'']] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1922)
*[[Macchi M.18]] – passenger, bombing, and reconnaissance flying boat
*[[Macchi M.19]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1920)
*[[Macchi M.7|Macchi M7''ter'']] – flying boat fighter (1923), major redesign of M.7
*[[Macchi M.20]] – civil trainer aircraft (ca. 1919)
*[[Macchi M.24]] – flying boat bomber (1924)
*[[Macchi M.26]] – flying boat fighter prototype (1924)
*[[Macchi M.33]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1925)
*[[Macchi M.39]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1926)
*[[Macchi M.40]] – reconnaissance seaplane (1928)
*[[Macchi M.41]] – flying boat fighter (1927)
*[[Macchi M.52]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1927)
*[[Macchi M.52R]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1929)
*[[Macchi M.53]] – reconnaissance floatplane (1929)
*[[Macchi M.67]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1929)
*[[Macchi M.70]] – light biplane landplane/floatplane (ca. 1929)
*[[Macchi M.71]] – flying boat fighter (1930)
*[[Macchi M.C.72]] – Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1931)
*[[Macchi M.C.73]]-  two-seat tourism plane
*[[Macchi M.C.94]] – flying boat airliner (1935)
*[[Macchi M.C.100]] – passenger flying boat (1939)
*[[Macchi C.200|Macchi M.C.200 ''Saetta'']] – fighter (1939)

===World War II===
*[[Macchi C.202|Macchi M.C.202 ''Folgore'']] – fighter (1941)
*[[Macchi C.205|Macchi M.C.205 ''Veltro'']] – fighter (1942)

===Post-World War II===
* [[Macchi M.B.308]] – utility aircraft (1948)
* [[Macchi M.B.320]] – light civil utility aircraft (1949)
* [[Macchi M.B.323]] – trainer (1952)
* [[Aermacchi MB-326]] – trainer and light attack aircraft (1957)
* [[Aermacchi AL-60]] – light civil utility aircraft (1959)
* [[Aermacchi SF.260]] – aerobatics aircraft and military trainer (1964)
* [[Aermacchi MB-335]] – initial designation of the AM.3
* [[Aermacchi AM.3]] – military utility aircraft (1967)
* [[Aermacchi MB-338]] – trainer (early 1970s)
* [[Aermacchi MB-340]] – light ground-attack aircraft (early 1970s)
* [[Aermacchi MB-339]] – trainer (1976)
* [[Aermacchi S-211]] – trainer (1981)
* [[Aermacchi M-290 RediGO]] – trainer (1985)
* [[Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master]] – trainer (2004)
* [[Alenia Aermacchi M-311]] – trainer (2005)