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.
Era
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
Phinn Arrow B-7
The 1926 three seat open cockpit Arrow B-7 was built for Phinn by R H Bloxham. It flew once, then was dismantled for unreported reasons.
Engine: 90hp Curtiss OX-5
Wing span; 35’0″
Length: 23’0″
Seats: 3
Phinn, Willard J
Chicago IL.
USA
Circa 1926 built aircraft
Phillips P-2
The 1936 Phillips P-2 was a single-place, open cockpit biplane built by Howard A Phillips. Powered by a 45hp Szekely engine, it was registered N15775 c/n BB-1.
Phillips Play Boy
The 1932 Phillips Play Boy was an aircraft with a 40hp Shebach (Maybach?) engine. Registered N12862 c/n PS-2 on 1 July 1932, but when Phillips reported “not completed for financial reasons,” it was cancelled 31 August 1934.
Phillips, Howard A
Newark OH
USA
Built the Philips Play Boy in 1932 and the Phillips P-2 in 1938.
