The AEG N.I was a German biplane night-bomber which saw limited action during World War I.
The first two AEG N. I bombers were recorded at the front in October 1917.
The second production order for 100 AEG N. I bombers was approved in November 1917.
A reliable, efficient aircraft, the AEG N. I was primarily assigned in ones or twos to divisional two-seater and bombing units to perform short-range raids behind the enemy lines.
Later in the war, some N. I biplanes served as advanced trainers.