Editing Messerschmitt (section)

==Aircraft==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Model
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | First flight
! class="unsortable" scope="col" | Remarks
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt M17|M17]]
| 
| {{dts|1925|01}}
| sports aircraft
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt M 18|M18]]
| 
| {{dts|1926}}
| passenger transport
|- 
| [[BFW M.19|M19]]
|  
| {{dts|1927}}
| sports aircraft
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt M20|M20]]
| 
| {{dts|1928}}
| passenger transport
|- 
| [[BFW M.21|M21]]
|  
| {{dts|1928}}
| prototype biplane trainer 
|- 
| [[BFW M.22|M22]]
|  
| {{dts|1928}}
| prototype biplane medium bomber
|- 
| [[BFW M.23|M23]]
|  
| {{sort|000000001928-01-01-0000|early 1928}}
| sports aircraft
|-
| [[Messerschmitt M 24|M24]]
|  
| {{dts|1929}}
| passenger transport
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt M 25|M25]]
|  
| not built
| sports aircraft
|- 
| [[BFW M.26|M26]]
|  
| {{dts|1930}}
| prototype light aircraft
|- 
| [[BFW M.27|M27]]
|  
| {{dts|1930}}
| sports aircraft
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt M 28|M28]]
|  
| {{dts|1931|01}}
| prototype mail-plane
|- 
| [[BFW M.29|M29]]
|  
| {{dts|1932}}
| sports/racing aircraft
|- 
| [[BFW M.31|M31]]
|  
| {{dts|1932}}
| sports aircraft
|- 
| [[BFW M.33|M33]]
|  
| not built
| ultra-light parasol-wing single-seat monoplane
|- 
| [[BFW M.35|M35]]
|  
| {{dts|1933}}
| sports aircraft developed from M23
|- 
| [[IAR 36|M36]]
|  
| {{dts|1934}}
| passenger transport
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 108|Bf 108]]
| ''Taifun'' (Typhoon)
| {{dts|1934}}
| trainer & transport
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 109|Bf 109]]
|
| {{dts|1935|09}}
| fighter, bomber interceptor; later versions sometimes mistakenly marked as "Me 109" on subcontractor's dataplates
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 110|Bf 110]]
|  
| {{dts|1936|05|12|format=dmy}}
| twin-engine heavy fighter, night fighter
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 155|Me 155]]
|  
| not built
| high-altitude fighter, developed from Bf 109; not built, project transferred to [[Blohm + Voss]] as the [[Blohm und Voss Bv 155|Bv 155]]
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 161|Bf 161]]
|  
| {{dts|1938}}
| reconnaissance aircraft; prototype
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 162|Bf 162]]
| ''Jaguar'' 
| {{dts|1937}}
| ''schnellbomber'' (fast bomber) based on Bf 110
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 163|Bf 163]]
| 
| {{dts|1938|02|19|format=dmy}}
| STOL reconnaissance aircraft; prototype built by Weserflug AG, lost military contract to [[Fieseler Fi 156]] ''Storch''
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet|Me 163]]
| ''Komet'' (Comet)
| {{sort|000000001941-01-01-0000|early 1941}}
| rocket-powered interceptor
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 165|Bf 165]]
| 
| {{dts|1937}}
| long-range bomber project
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Bf 108|Me 208]]
|  
| 
| improved and enlarged version of Bf 108
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 209|Me 209]]
|  
| {{dts|1938|08|01|format=dmy}}
| designed to break world air speed record; attempted fighter conversion failed
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 209 (1943)|Me 209-II]]
|  
| {{dts|1943}}
| fighter; update to Bf 109, never produced
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 210|Me 210]]
|  
| {{dts|1939|09}}
| twin-engine heavy fighter; also used for reconnaissance
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 261|Me 261]]
| ''Adolfine'' 
| {{dts|1941}}
| designed as long-range record-setter; three built and used for reconnaissance
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 262|Me 262]]
| ''Schwalbe'' (Swallow)
| {{dts|1942|07|18|format=dmy}}
| twin-engine fighter & attack aircraft; first operational jet-powered fighter
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 263|Me 263]]
|  
| never flown
| rocket-powered interceptor; advanced development of Me 163
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 264|Me 264]]
| ''Amerikabomber'' (America Bomber)
| {{dts|1942|10|23|format=dmy}}
| strategic bomber, developed under [[Amerika Bomber]] program in competition against [[Ju 390]] and unbuilt [[He 277]]
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 265|Me 265]]
|  
| not built
| attack aircraft, proposed
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 309|Me 309]]
|  
| {{dts|1942|07}}
| fighter; advanced but underperforming design meant to replace Bf 109
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 310|Me 310]]
|  
| 
| 1 built, pressurized Me 210 development, proposed
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 321|Me 321]]
| 
| {{dts|1941|03|07|format=dmy}}
| large transport glider
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 323|Me 323]]
| ''Gigant'' (Giant)
| {{sort|000000001941-09-21-0000|Fall 1941}}
| large transport aircraft; powered development of Me 321
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 328|Me 328]]
|  
| {{sort|000000001943-09-21-0000|Fall 1943}}
| pulsejet-powered ''[[selbstopfer]]'' or parasite fighter
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 329|Me 329]]
|  
| not built
| heavy fighter-bomber; unpowered glider only
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 334|Me 334]]
|  
|
| tailless fighter, similar to Me 163 (development abandoned)
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 362|Me 362]]
|  
|
| 3-turbojet passenger aircraft (development abandoned)
|- 
| [[Blohm & Voss Bv 155|Me 409]]
|
|
| High-altitude fighter project; evolved into Bv 155
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 410|Me 410]]
| ''Hornisse'' (Hornet)
| {{dts|1943}}
| twin-engine heavy fighter and fast bomber; development of Me 210
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 509|Me 509]]
|  
| not built
| fighter, based on Me 309, with engine located behind cockpit as in [[P-39 Airacobra]]
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 510|Me 510]]
|  
|
| twin-engine fighter-bomber (not built)
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt Me 609|Me 609]]
|  
| 
| heavy fighter; combined two Me 309 fuselages into one airframe, as with Bf 109Z and Me 409 (development abandoned)
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.08-01|P.08-01]]
|  
| not flown
| 1941 flying wing strategic bomber project
|-
| [[Messerschmitt P.1079|P.1079]]
|
| not flown
| 1939 long-range pusher bomber design
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1092|P.1092]]
|  
| not flown
| prototype
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1095|P.1095]]
|
| not flown
| prototype multi-role aircraft
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1099|P.1099]]
|
| not flown
| prototype multi-role aircraft, intended improvement of Me 262
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1100|P.1100]]
|
| not flown
| tactical bomber design
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1101|P.1101]]
|  
| not flown
| prototype [[swing-wing]] jet interceptor; later inspired [[Bell X-5]]
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1102|P.1102]]
|
| not flown
| swing wing bomber/heavy fighter
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1103|P.1103]]
|
| not flown
| rocket-powered interceptor
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1104|P.1104]]
|
| not flown
| rocket-powered interceptor
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1106|P.1106]]
|
| not flown
| intended improvement of P.1101
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1107|P.1107]]
|
| not flown
| jet bomber design
|-
| [[Messerschmitt P.1109|P.1109]]
|
| not flown
| oblique wing fighter design
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1110|P.1110]]
|
| not flown
| high altitude interceptor prototype
|-
| [[Messerschmitt P.1111|P.1111]]
|
| not flown
| fighter/interceptor prototype
|- 
| [[Messerschmitt P.1112|P.1112]]
|  
| not flown
| prototype [[tailless aircraft|tailless]] jet fighter; later inspired [[Vought F7U Cutlass]]
|}

===Other types of aircraft===
* [[Messerschmitt Me 109TL]]