95 Aviation-Inspired Cat Names for High Flyers

95 Aviation-Inspired Cat Names for High Flyers

Fasten your seatbelts and stow away your tray tables, feline friends and human companions!

Today, we’re soaring through the clouds on a first-class flight to find the most purr-fect aviation-inspired cat names for your high-flying furball.

Whether your kitty has the adventurous spirit of an ace pilot or the curious wanderlust of a world traveler, we’ve got a name that will make their whiskers tingle with excitement.

From kitty cadets to the top-gun mogs, there’s a whole hangar full of names waiting to be claimed.

Each one carries a bit of that bold, free, and untamed spirit that cats and aviators share.

So… let’s taxi down the runway and take flight with a name that celebrates the boundless sky – the ultimate playground for our adventurous kitties.

Grab your pilot’s hat and a toy plane because we’re about to embark on a naming adventure that promises to reach new heights of fun and creativity.

Ready for takeoff? Here we go!

Aviation-Inspired Cat Names

  • Ace
  • Aero
  • Aileron
  • Airbus
  • Airy
  • Albatross
  • Amelia Purrhart (after Amelia Earhart)
  • Apollo
  • Astor
  • Atlas
  • Aviator
  • Baron (as in the Red Baron)
  • Beacon
  • Biplane
  • Birdie
  • Blimp
  • Boeing
  • Bomber
  • Boomer
  • Buzz (as in Buzz Aldrin)
  • Captain Whiskers
  • Chopper
  • Cirrus
  • Comet
  • Concord
  • Cooper (as in “hangar”)
  • Dakota
  • Dash
  • Delta
  • Douglas (after the Douglas Aircraft Company)
  • Drake (as in the Spruce Goose, Howard Hughes’ plane)
  • Eagle
  • Echo
  • Electra (after the Lockheed Model 10-E Electra)
  • Falcon
  • Fighter
  • Finch
  • Flight
  • Flit
  • Flyer
  • Ford (after the Ford Tri-Motor aircraft)
  • G-force
  • Garmin (like the avionics brand)
  • Glider
  • Gusty
  • Hangar
  • Hawk
  • Helix (like a propeller shape)
  • Hercules (after the C-130 Hercules)
  • Hermes (after the Greek god associated with travel)
  • Hopper
  • Horizon
  • Icarus
  • Igor (after Igor Sikorsky, helicopter inventor)
  • Illusion (as in Blue Angels, Illusion of Flight)
  • Jet
  • Jumbo (as in jumbo jet)
  • Jupiter (like the missile and the planet associated with sky)
  • Kittyhawk (after the Wright brothers’ first flight location)
  • Lancaster (after the Avro Lancaster)
  • Leo (short for Leonardo, as in Da Vinci)
  • Liberty (as in the Statue of Liberty, often flown over)
  • Lindy (after Charles Lindbergh)
  • Mach (as in Mach speed)
  • Mariner
  • Maverick (after the Top Gun character)
  • Mercury
  • Meteor
  • MiG (after the Russian aircraft)
  • Missile
  • Mitchell (after the B-25 Mitchell bomber)
  • Navigator
  • Nighthawk
  • Nimbus
  • Nomad
  • Orville (after Orville Wright)
  • Osprey
  • Phantom (after the F-4 Phantom)
  • Pilot
  • Piper (after the aircraft manufacturer)
  • Prop
  • Radar
  • Raptor (after the F-22 Raptor)
  • Rocket
  • Rudder
  • Sputnik
  • Stratos
  • Tailspin
  • Thrust
  • Thunder (as in thunderbirds)
  • Titan
  • Tomcat (after the F-14 Tomcat)
  • Voyager
  • Wilbur (after Wilbur Wright)
  • Zeppelin

Photo credit: David Parker Brown

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