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The Société des Avions Marcel Bloch was a French aircraft manufacturer of military and civilian aircraft, that further changed its name in Dassault Aviation, after the end of World War II.

It was founded by Marcel Bloch (hence "MB" in the aircraft designations) who changed his name to Marcel Dassault (as in char d'assault, French for "assault tank") due to Jewish persecution under the Vichy French regime.

[edit] Aircraft models (and first flight)

[edit] Military

• MB.80 & MB.81 1932
• MB.200, 1933
• MB.210 & MB.211, 1934
• MB.130, 1935
• MB.211, 1935
• MB.131, 1936
• MB.150 & MB.157, 1937
• MB.133, 1937
• MB.134, 1937
• MB.170 & MB.176, 1938
• MB.500, 1938
• MB.135, 1939
• MB.480, 1939
• MB.162, 1940
• MB.700, 1941
• MB.800, 1947

[edit] Civilian

• MB.60 & MB.61, 1930
• MB.90 & MB.92 1932
• MB.120, 1932
• MB.220 - 1935
• MB.300, 1935
• MB.161 - 1939

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