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This is a list of military aircraft used by the Central Powers in World War I.

Fighters and interceptors

• Albatros D.I (1916)
• Albatros D.II (1916)
• Albatros D.III (1916)
• Albatros D.V
• Aviatik D.I
• Aviatik C.VI
• Damiler L.6
• Fokker D.I
• Fokker D.II
• Fokker D.III
• Fokker D.IV
• Fokker D.V
• Fokker D.VI
• Fokker D.VII (1918)
• Fokker D.VIII (also known as monoplane E.V) (1918)
• Fokker Dr.I (1917)
• Fokker E.I (1915)
• Fokker E.II (1915)
• Fokker E.III (1916)
• Fokker E.IV (1916)
• Fokker E.V (also known as monoplane D.VIII)
• Halberstadt D.II
• Hannover CL.II
• Hannover CL.III
• Hannover CL.IV (prototype)
• Hannover CL.V
• Hansa-Brandenburg D.I
• Junkers D.I (1918)
• Kondor D.VI
• Kondor E.III
• Naglo D.II
• Pfalz D.III
• Pfalz D.XII
• Pfalz Dr.I
• Pfalz E.I
• Pfalz E.II
• Roland D.II
• Roland D.VI
• Siemens-Schuckert D.I
• Siemens-Schuckert D.II
• Siemens-Schuckert D.III
• Siemens-Schuckert D.IV
• Siemens-Schuckert L.I (1918?)
• Zeppelin-Lindau D.I

Bomber and ground attack

• Gotha G.V (1917)
• Junkers CL.I (1918)
• AEG G.I
• AEG G.II
• AEG G.III
• AEG G.IV
• AEG G.V
• AEG J.I (1916)
• AEG J.II (1918)
• AEG N.I
• AEG PE
• AEG R.I
• Zeppelin Staaken R.VI

Patrol and reconnaissance

• AEG B.I (1914)
• AEG B.II (1914)
• AEG B.III (1915)
• AEG C.I (March 1915)
• AEG C.II (October 1915)
• AEG C.III (prototype)
• AEG C.IV
• AEG C.V (prototype)
• AEG C.VI (prototype)
• AEG C.VII (prototype)
• AEG C.VIII (prototype)
• AEG D.I (prototype)
• AEG DJ.I (prototype)
• AEG Dr.I (1917 prototype)
• AGO C.I
• AGO C.II
• AGO C.III (prototype)
• AGO C.IV
• AGO C.VII (prototype)
• AGO C.VIII (prototype)
• Albatros B.I
• Albatros B.II
• Albatros C.I (1915)
• Albatros C.III (1916)
• Albatros C.V
• Albatros C.VII
• Albatros C.IX
• Albatros C.X
• Albatros C.XII
• Aviatik B.I (1914)
• Aviatik B.II (1914)
• Aviatik C.I (1916)
• Aviatik C.VI
• Brandenburg W12
• DFW C.V
• Etrich Taube (1911) (also known as Rumpler Taube)
• Hannover C.II
• Junkers J.I
• LVG B.I
• LVG C.II (1916)
• Rumpler C.I
• Rumpler C.IV
• Rumpler Taube (1911) (also known as Etrich Taube)

Trainer

• Euler D.I

Prototype

• Albatros C.II (prototype?)
• Fokker E.II (1915) (prototype?)
• Junkers J 1 (1915) (first all-metal aircraft)
• Junkers J2 (1916)

Aircraft producers

• AEG
• Aviatik
• Fokker
• Gothaer Waggonfabrik
• Siemens-Schuckert

Aircraft designation codes

See also

• List of military aircraft of Germany

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Published - July 2009