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Initially produced some 2500 [[Sopwith]]s under contract; then in mid-1916 began to produce large number of 1- and 2-seat fighters, including a seaplane version, all designed by Pierre Dupont.  Continued producing postwar; at death of [[René Hanriot]], 1930, company became division of [[Société Générale Aéronautique]] and was renamed Lorraine-Hanriot.
|Organization names=Aeroplanes Hanriot et Cie / Lorraine-Hanriot (SGA)
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[[René Hanriot]], pioneer aviator and constructor; [[Émile Dupont]] ("Émile E. Dupont"), designer; Pierre Dupont, chief designer.
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G and 2dG list designer as Émile Dupont
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* SD lists chief designer as [[Pierre Dupont]].
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=== Sources ===
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* [[Gunston, 1993]], p140, 190, 242
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* [[Gunston, 2005]], p208, 292-293, 369
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* SD147-148.
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|Names=Aéroplanes Hanriot et Cie / Lorraine-Hanriot; SGA
 
|Country=France
 
|Country=France
 
|City=  
 
|City=  
 
|Started aero=ca. 1914
 
|Started aero=ca. 1914
 
|Ended aero=1930
 
|Ended aero=1930
|Sources=René Hanriot, pioneer aviator and constructor; Emile E. Dupont, designer;  Pierre Dupont, chief designer.
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|Key people=René Hanriot; Pierre Dupont; Émile Dupont
|Notes 1=initally produced some 2500 Sopwith under contract; then in mid-1916 began to produce large number of 1- and 2-seat fighters, including a seaplane version, all designed by Dupont.  Continued producing postwar; at death of Rene Hanriot, 1930, company became division of Societe Generale Aeronautique and was renamed Lorraine-Hanriot.
 
|Notes 2=G and 2dG list designer as Emile Dupont; SD lists chief designer as Pierre Dupont.  Want to investigate further. 
 
|Notes 3=G140, 190, 242; 2dG208, 292-293, 369; SD147-148.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 16:24, 3 November 2021

Initially produced some 2500 Sopwiths under contract; then in mid-1916 began to produce large number of 1- and 2-seat fighters, including a seaplane version, all designed by Pierre Dupont. Continued producing postwar; at death of René Hanriot, 1930, company became division of Société Générale Aéronautique and was renamed Lorraine-Hanriot.

René Hanriot, pioneer aviator and constructor; Émile Dupont ("Émile E. Dupont"), designer; Pierre Dupont, chief designer. G and 2dG list designer as Émile Dupont

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Names Aéroplanes Hanriot et Cie / Lorraine-Hanriot, SGA
Country France
City
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Started aero ca. 1914
Ended aero 1930
Key people René Hanriot, Pierre Dupont, Émile Dupont
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