A fun question how many aircraft are named after insects?

I can think of only 2 fairie firefly and the flying flea how many more??

2011-03-06T08:12:43Z

Amazing how many have already been posted, and the cricket looks like a twin engined microlight powered by model aircraft engines. Keep them coming.

captsead0nkey2011-03-06T20:12:43Z

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Folland Gnat
AEA June Bug
De Havilland - Moth, Giant Moth, tiger moth, fox moth, hornet moth, dragonfly, hawk moth, swallow moth, leopartd moth, mosquito, Hornet

Boeing F/A Hornet , Super Hornet
Fairey Firefly
Northrup Scorpion
Northrup Black Widow


thats all i could find so far..

?2011-03-06T22:51:25Z

All planes in the De Havailland "Moth" series, F/A 18 Hornet, De Havailland Mosquito, Focke Wulf TA 154 Moskito, Fairey Firefly, A 37 Dragonfly, Piper Grasshopper...

DMD32011-03-06T16:56:41Z

There's one called the Gee Bee.

There was another aircraft that had the record of being the smallest aircraft in the world. I believe it was called 'The Bumble Bee'. But unfortunately, it crashed.

Anonymous2011-03-06T07:53:53Z

A whole line of DeHavilland 'Moth' aircraft: Like the Fox Moth, Tiger Moth, Puss Moth, etc.

Dr. Evil2011-03-06T07:17:21Z

F18 Hornet

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