The Loening monoplane, a tractor airplane equipped with an Hispano-Suiza 300-horsepower engine and representing, loaded, a gross weight of 2,680 pounds, its military load including two Marlin and two Lewis machine guns, performed as follows at the Wilbur Wright Field:
| Speed (miles per hour): | |
| At ground | 143.5 |
| At 6,500 feet | 138.2 |
| At 10,000 feet | 135 |
| At 15,000 feet | 127.6 |
| Climb: | |
| To 6,500 feet, time | 5 minutes 12 seconds. |
| To 10,000 feet, time | 9 minutes 12 seconds. |
| To 15,000 feet, time | 18 minutes 24 seconds. |
| Service ceiling (feet) | 18,500 |
The Ordnance Scout with a Le Rhone 80-horsepower engine, weighing, loaded, 1,117 pounds, is an advanced training plane. In its official test at Wilbur Wright Field it performed as follows:
| Speed (miles per hour): | |
| At 6,500 feet | 90 |
| At 10,000 feet | 83.7 |
| At 15,000 feet | 69.8 |
| Climb: | |
| To 6,000 feet, time | 8 minutes 30 seconds. |
| To 10,000 feet, time | 17 minutes 40 seconds. |
| To 14,000 feet, time | 43 minutes 20 seconds. |
The Thomas-Morse MB-3 pursuit plane, a tractor biplane equipped with an Hispano-Suiza 300-horsepower engine, weighing, including its crew but without military load, 1,880 pounds, in unofficial tests at Wilbur Wright Field, performed as follows:
| Speed, at ground level (miles per hour) | 163.68 |
| Climb, to 10,000 feet | 4 minutes 52 seconds. |
THE THOMAS-MORSE PURSUIT PLANE.
S. E. 5. EQUIPPED WITH 180-HORSEPOWER HISPANO-SUIZA ENGINE.