Short Brothers

Short Brothers plc
Tipo	subsidiaria
Industria	Aeroespacial
Fundación	1908 en Battersea
Sede central	Belfast, Irlanda del Norte, Reino Unido Reino Unido
Productos	Aviones comerciales Aeronaves militares
Ingresos	810 millones de £ (2006)
Beneficio económico	69 millones de £ (2006)
Beneficio neto	48 millones de £ (2006)
Propietario	Bombardier Aerospace
Empresa matriz	Bombardier Aerospace
Sitio web	www.belfast.aero.bombardier.com
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Short Brothers plc, también conocida como Shorts, es un fabricante aeronáutico del Reino Unido con sede en Belfast, Irlanda del Norte.

Aeronaves

1900–1909

• Short Biplane No. 1
• Short Biplane No. 2 (1909)
• Short Biplane No. 3

1910–1919

• Dunne D.5 (1910)
• Dunne D.6 (1911)
• Short Pusher Biplane (1910)
• Short S.27 (1910)
• Short Tandem-Twin (1911)^[1]​
• Short S.34
• Short S.36 (1912)
• Short S.38 (1911)
• Short S.38 Trainer (1915)
• Short S.39 Triple-Twin (1911)^[1]​
• Short S.41 (1912)
• Short S.42 monoplane
• Short S.45 (1912)
• Short S.46
• Short S.47 Triple-Tractor (1912)^[1]​
• Short S.54
• Short S.57 (1912)
• Short S.60 (1913)
• Short Folder (1913 ff.)
• Short Type 3
• Short Type 42
• Short Type 74
• Short Type 81 (1913)
• Short Type 135 (1914)
• Short Type 136 (1914)
• Short Type 166 (1914)
• Short Type 184 (1915)
• Short Bomber (1915)
• Short Type 827 (1914)
• Short Type 830 (1914)
• Short 310 (1916)
• Short Type 320 (1916)
• Short F3 Felixstowe (1917)
• Short F5 Felixstowe (1918)
• Short N.1B Shirl (1918)
• Short N.2B (1917)
• Short Sporting Type (1919)

1920–1929

• Short Silver Streak (1920)
• Short N.3 Cromarty (1921)
• Gnosspelius Gull (1923)
• Short S.1 Cockle (1924)
• Short S.3 Springbok (1923)
• Short S.3a Springbok (1925)
• Short S.3b Chamois (1927)
• Short S.4 Satellite (1924)
• Short S.5 Singapore I (1925)
• Short S.6 Sturgeon (1927) (Biplane)
• Short S.7 Mussel (1926)
• Short S.8 Calcutta (1928)
• Short S.10 Gurnard (1929)
• Short Crusader (1927)

1930–1939

• Short R.31 Airship
• Short S.8/8 Rangoon (1930)
• Short S.11 Valetta (1930)
• Short S.12 Singapore II (1930)
• Short S.17 Kent (1931)
• Short S.14 Sarafand (1932)
• Short-Kawanishi S.15 KF1
• Short S.16 Scion/Scion II (1933)
• Short S.18 Knuckleduster (1933)
• Short L.17 Scylla (1934)
• Short S.19 Singapore III (1934)
• Short S.20 Mercury (1937 Short Mayo Composite)
• Short S.21 Maia (1937 Short Mayo Composite)
• Short S.22 Scion Senior (1935)
• Short S.23 Empire Flying Boat (1936)
• Short S.25 Sunderland (1937)
• Short S.25 Sandringham
• Short S.26 G-Class (1939)
• Short S.30 Empire Flying Boat (1938)
• Short S.31 (Half-scale Stirling) (1938)
• Short S.32
• Short S.29 Stirling (1939)

1940–1949

• Short S.33 Empire Flying Boat (1940)
• Short S.35 Shetland 1 (1944)
• Short S.45 Seaford (1944)
• Short S.45 Solent (1946)
• Short S.38 SA1 Sturgeon (1946)
• Short S.39 SA2 Sturgeon
• Short S.1312 Nimbus (1947)
• Short S.40 Shetland 2 (1947)
• Short SB3 Sturgeon
• Short SA6 Sealand (1948)

1950–1959

• Short S.42 SA4 Sperrin (1951)
• Short S.43 SA5 (proyecto)
• Short S.48 SA9 (proyecto)
• Short SB1 (1951)
• Short SB5 (1952)
• Short SB.4 Sherpa (1953)
• Short SB6 Seamew (1953)
• Short SB7 Sealand III
• Short SC1 (1957)

1960–Presente/Actualidad

• Short SC9 Canberra (1961)
• Short SC7 Skyvan (1963)
• Short SC5 Belfast (1964)
• Shorts 330 (1974)
• Shorts 360 (1981)
• Shorts C-23 Sherpa (1985)
• Short 312 Tucano (1986)

Referencias

Véase también

• Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Short Brothers.
• Canadair
• de Havilland Canada
• Learjet
• Bombardier Aerospace

Enlaces externos

• RAF Museum Aircraft Thesaurus (Shorts) (enlace roto disponible en Internet Archive; véase el historial, la primera versión y la última).