| Name | Position | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Beech, Walter | President of Curtiss Wright | |
| Child, Lloyd | Test Pilot CW-1 Junior | |
| Copeland, George | Curtiss Wright Junior Researcher | Very active researcher of the Curtiss Wright Junior from the 1960's. His research is often quoted on this website. |
| Binns, Dave | Airshow Performer | |
| Jones, D.L. | Curtis Wright Test Pilot | |
| Ladwig, Harold | Airshow Performer | |
| Pressler, Dorothy | 1930's pilot | On August 4, 1931, Pressler and Capt. Bill Bleakley tested a new Curtiss-Wright Junior to determine the airplane's altitude capability. She flew around cloud formations, which boosted the craft for two hours and fifteen minutes, reached a height of 16,091 feet, and broke the previous record of approximately 15,000 feet for light-altitude airplanes weighing less than a thousand pounds. After landing, she discovered that because the India ink used in the barograph had frozen, her record was unofficial. |
| Piasecki, Frank | Designer of the Piasecki PV-2 helicopter | Frank built the PV-2 using the fuselage of a Curtiss Wright Junior |
| White, Karl | "Curtiss Wright Junior" designer |
The history of the Curtiss Wright Junior