Curtiss XP-19

Canceled biplane fighter project

The Curtiss XP-19 was ordered in 1930 and was to have been a single-seat, low-wing monoplane powered by a Wright IV-1560 engine. The design was cancelled before any were built.[1]

References

  1. ^ Fahey, James C.,US Army Aircraft 1908–1946, 1946, Ships and Aircraft, New York.
  • v
  • t
  • e
Curtiss and Curtiss-Wright aircraft
Manufacturer
designations
Early types
  • Golden Flier
  • Reims Racer
  • Beachey Special
Model letters
Model numbers
"L" series
"CA" series
"CR" series
"CW" series
"P" series
  • P-200
  • P-202
  • P-212
  • P-218
  • P-219
  • P-222
  • P-223
  • P-224
  • P-225
  • P-227
  • P-228
  • P-229
  • P-232
  • P-235
  • P-238
  • P-239
  • P-240
  • P-241
  • P-243
  • P-244
  • P-245
  • P-247
  • P-248
  • P-249
  • P-250
  • P-251
  • P-252
  • P-253
  • P-254
  • P-255
  • P-256
  • P-257
  • P-259
  • P-261
  • P-264
  • P-268
  • P-269
  • P-272
  • P-273
  • P-274
  • P-275
  • P-276
  • P-277
  • P-278
  • P-279
  • P-280
  • P-282
  • P-283
  • P-291
  • P-292
  • P-293
  • P-295
  • P-296
  • P-297
  • P-298
  • P-299
  • P-302
  • P-303
  • P-304
  • P-305
  • P-306
  • P-307
  • P-509
  • P-517
  • P-518
  • P-538
  • P-539
  • P-541
  • P-545
  • P-551
  • P-558
  • P-565
  • P-586
  • P-588
  • P-592
"X" series
Operator and role
Civil
Experimental
Racers and record
Airliners
Utility
Army
       Ground attack
Bombers
Transports
Fighters
Observation
Racers
Trainers
Experimental
Licensed
Navy
Bombers
Fighters
Observation/scout
Trainers
Transports
Maritime patrol
Racers and record
Export
Bombers
      Maritime patrol
Fighters
Trainers
1 Designation skipped   2 Not built
  • v
  • t
  • e
USAAS/USAAC/USAAF/USAF fighter designations 1924–1962, and Tri-Service post-1962 systems
1924 sequences
(1924–1962)
Pursuit (1924–1948)
Fighter (1948–1962)
Pursuit, Biplace
Fighter, Multiplace
Non-sequential
Tri-service sequence
(1962–present)
Main sequence
Non-sequential
Covert designations
Related designations
1 Not assigned  • 2 Unofficial  • 3 Assigned to multiple types
See also: "F-19"  • 1919-1924 sequence
Stub icon

This aircraft of the 1930s article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

  • v
  • t
  • e