The FriedrichFiles - McDonnell-Douglas
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- AH-64A Apache: 1983
- AH-64D Longbow Apache: 1997, (today Boeing)
- AV-8A Harrier: 1971 = Hawker Harrier Mk. 50: 2300 kg+2 AAM+2x3,0
- AV-8B Harrier II: carrier-borne VTOL fighter-bomber 1984
- AV-8B Harrier II Plus: 1993 4175 kg+2x2,5; see also British Aerospace
- AV-8D Harrier II: 1988 night fighter-bomber
- C-9A Nightingale: Medevac 1968
- C-9B Skytrain II: 1973 USN transport
- C-9C 1975 VIP transport
- CF-18A Hornet: 1982
- CF-18F Hornet: 1982
- CF-18 Hornet Phase 1 modernisation: 5/03 delivered to RCAF
- DC-9-30 = USAF C-9A = USN C-9B Skytrain II
- DC-10-10: 1971 delivered
- DC-10-10CF: cargo/passenger transport
- DC-10-10 Super Tanker: in service 2005, fire fighter/freighter
- DC-10-15: FAA-certification 1981
- DC-10-30: FAA-certification and in service in 1972
- DC-10-30CF: cargo/passenger transport, delivered in 1973
- DC-10-30ER
- DC-10-30F: cargo transport, delivered 1986
- DC-10-40: certified 1972
- DC-10-40CF:
- EAV-8B Harrier II: 1987
- EF-18A = C 15: Spanish, 1990
- EF-18B = CE 15: Spanish, 1990, 6/02 modernised
- EF-18M (EF-18 MLU): delivered 2/2005
- F/A-18 see F-18
- F2H-1 Banshee: carrier-based fighter 1949
- F2H-2 Banshee: carrier-based fighter-bomber 1949, 454 kg weapons
- F2H-2N Banshee: carrier-based night fighter 1952
- F2H-2P Banshee: 1951 carrier-based reconnaissance
- F2H-3 Banshee: carrier-based all-weather fighter 1953
- F2H-4 Banshee: carrier-based all-weather fighter-bomber (jet), 1953
- F3H-1 Demon: underpowered
- F3H-1N Demon: carrier-based
- F3H-2 Demon: carrier-based strike fighter 1955, (F-3B)
- F3H-2M Demon: carrier-based (MF-3B)
- F3H-2N Demon: carrier-based all-weather fighters (F-3C)
- F-4B Phantom II: see F4H-1
- F-4C Phantom II: USAF fighter (F-110A) 1964
- F-4D Phantom II: 1965
- F-4E Phantom II : carrier-borne fighter-bomber 1967, Greek aircraft 12/02 modernized by EADS
- F-4EJ: 1971 JSDF
- F-4F Phantom II 1967
- F-4G Phantom II: 1965, modified F-4B
- F4H-1 Phantom II: carrier-borne fighter-bomber/all-weather interceptor 1961 (redesignated F-4B)
- F4H-1F Phantom: (redesignated F-4A) carrier-based fighter 1960
- F-4J Phantom II: carrier-borne fighter-bomber 1966
- F-4K Phantom II 1968
- F-4M Phantom II:
- F-4N Phantom II: carrier-borne fighter 1973
- F-4S Phantom II: carrier-borne; 1978
- F-15A Eagle: all weather multirole fighter 1974
- F-15B Eagle two-seat,1975
- F-15C Eagle 1979; 1983 and 2001 modernized
- F-15C AESA Eagle: new radar, 2000 IOC
- F-15D Eagle 2seat, 1979; 1983 and 2001 modernized
- F-15D AUP Eagle: upgrade for Israel, in service 2000
- F-15E Strike Eagle: fighter-bomber 1988
- F-15I Eagle: 1998 to IAF
- F-15K: scheduled for delivery 2005 to S-Korea, roll out 3/05
- F-15S Strike Eagle: 1989, (Boeing MDD)
- F-18A Hornet: carrier-borne fighter-bomber 1982
- F-18B Hornet: carrier-borne trainer
- F-18C Hornet: single seater, IOC 1989, upgraded for night missions, 1994 new radar, (Boeing MDD)
- F-18D Hornet: two-seater, night attack USMC 1989
- F-18E Super Hornet: IOC 8/02, (Boeing MDD); further see F/A-18
- F-101A Voodoo: 1957 fighter-bomber
- F-101B Voodoo: fighter 1959
- F-101C Voodoo: nuclear attack
- FH-1 Phantom: (FD-1) carrier-borne jet fighter 1947
- F/A-18A Active Aerolastic Wing: experimental plane, first flight 11/2002
- F/A-18G: IOC scheduled for 2010
- F/A-18L: only project
- KC-10A Extender: tanker 1981
- MD-600N: liason 1997
- MD-900-family helicopters see MD Helicopters
- QF-4B Phantom II: target drone 1972
- RF-4B Phantom II: (F4H-1P) USN reconnaissance 1965
- RF-4C Phantom II: USAF (RF-110A) reconnaissance 1964
- RF-4E Phantom II: reconnaissance 1967
- RF-18D: reconnaissance, ~2000 IOC
- RF-101A Voodoo: reconnaissance 1957
- RF-101C Voodoo: reconnaissance 1957
- RF-101G = ex F-101A
- RF-101H = ex F-101C
- T-15A Eagle: trainer
- T-101F RCAF-version of F-101B ~ 1961
- T-45A Goshawk: trainer; deliveries 1991, 1993 operational testing; unarmed
- T-45C Goshawk: 1997 delivered (with BAe under Boeing supervision)
- T-AV-8B Harrier II: trainer 1987
- T-AV-8S Matador: span. ship-borne fighter, bought in 1976
- TF-4A Phantom II: land-based trainer
- TF-101B Voodoo: trainer 1959
- TF-101F Voodoo: RCAF-version of F-101B ~ 1961
- X-32 Joint Strike Fighter JSF: cancelled competitor to X-35
- XV-1: experimental
- YRF-101A: 1956
McDonnell Aircraft and Missile Systems became a part of the Boeing Corp.
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