Founded 1991 as joint Bulgarian/Russian company to develop LKhS twin-engined light utility biplane.
Author: Terry
Phönix Sport

The Phönix Fliegerwerke at Chemnitz, Germany, built an Eindecker around 1911-1912. The machine was first fitted with a 25 hp Schneeweiss engine, later replaced by a 45 hp Riedl engine.
Phönix D.II

The D.I and D.II were flown during First World War by the Austro-Hungarian Flying Service, a few being fitted with cameras for high-speed aerial photo-reconnaissance work. Seventeen of the final batch of 122 Phonix D.IIs were completed as improved variants and transferred to the Swedish Army Air Service after the war.
Sweden built 15 of the WW1 Phoenix D2 and designated the type J-1.
Phönix D.I
The D.I and D.II were flown during First World War by the Austro-Hungarian Flying Service, a few being fitted with cameras for high-speed aerial photo-reconnaissance work.
Phönix C 1

Powered by a Hiero IV engine and designed by Ing. Hieronymus some were made at Skoda Mlada Boleslav Company in Bohemia.
The aircraft used by the Austrian Air Force for recce duties.
Phoenix C 1
Engine: Hiero, IV 230 hp
Span: 11 m
Length: 7.5 m
Empty weight: 820 kg
Loaded weight: 1240 kg
Maximum speed: 176 km.p.h
Service ceiling: 6 000 m
Endurance: 3 hr
Armament: one synchronized machine gun plus one flanking the cockpit
Seats: Two
Phönix Flugzeugwerft GmbH
Austria
This company manufactured a series of Phonix single-seat fighter aircraft powered by Austro-Daimler engines. The D.I and D.II were flown during First World War by the Austro-Hungarian Flying Service, a few being fitted with cameras for high-speed aerial photo-reconnaissance work. Seventeen of the final batch of 122 Phonix D.IIs were completed as improved variants and transferred to the Swedish Army Air Service after the war.
Phoenix Aircraft Corp [2] Monoplane
An all metal monoplane built circa 1929, powered by an Anzani engine.
Phoenix Aircraft Corp [2]
c.1928: Phoenix Aircraft Corp
(Charles Roberts, Verle R Seed, Floyd M Stahl)
Phoenix AZ.
USA
Phoenix Aircraft Corp [1] H-2 / Phoenix-Milwaukee H-2
The 1927 “Hess H-5” Bluebird trainer [1878] c/n 36 was bought by Joseph Klaus and reregistered in Phoenix’s name; also seen as Phoenix-Milwaukee H-2.
Phoenix Aircraft Corp [1]
(pres: Joseph Klaus),
601 25th St,
Milwaukee WI.
USA
Circa 1927 built aircraft