Roger Adam Aircraft Projects ?

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Many thanks hesham ... details added from both sources.

The 4-seater and metal construction projects are very intriguing indeed. No real evidence, of course, but they may well be our 'missing' RA 18 and RA 19 designations!

About the RA 16, was it being a projected RA 14 derivative also your supposition? Makes sense but I've fudged and listed it as "(RA 14/RA 15 derivative?)". However, if you have a source, that can be easily corrected.
 
Thank you dear Apophenia,

and I think this picture was for RA-6,and as TU magazine,they never
mentioned they were a gliders,maybe an airplanes ?.
 

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If I may, one of the first, if not the first Canadian aircraft manufacturer specializing in the design and production of airplanes and of airplane kits for homebuilders was located in Montréal, Québec. Maranda Aircraft, a company founded in the 1950s by Bernard C. “Bernie” Maranda, acquired the (worldwide?) production rights for the Adam RA-14 Loisir and RA-17. The small company marketed them under new names, Loisir BM14 and BM3. A Super Loisir BM1 made its appearance in 1961. About thirty of these aircraft flew over the years. Maranda Aircraft subsequently acquired the production rights for a few additional aircraft. Around 1959-60, it signed an agreement with Falconar Aircraft Maintenance of Edmonton, Alberta, to allow the latter to manufacture the Loisir and Super Loisir in kits.
 
In JAWA 1963-64 p.23 Maranda BM5 Falcon aircraft was mentioned: "cantilever two-place monoplane under development".

Doesn't somebody know its fate?

Thank you in advance.
 
In JAWA 1963-64 p.23 Maranda BM5 Falcon aircraft was mentioned: "cantilever two-place monoplane under development".

Doesn't somebody know its fate?

Thank you in advance.

From JAWA 1966.
 

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Nice find Maveric,and I can add more Info,

RA-8 was a tandem two-seat training glider project,looks like SG-38
RA-9 was a single seat high-wing high-performance glider project
RA-11 was a single seat light aircraft project,powered by one engine,
and had a round wing
 
Nice find Maveric,and I can add more Info,

RA-8 was a tandem two-seat training glider project,looks like SG-38
RA-9 was a single seat high-wing high-performance glider project
RA-11 was a single seat light aircraft project,powered by one engine,
and had a round wing

Any sources for these?
 
Nice find Maveric,and I can add more Info,

RA-8 was a tandem two-seat training glider project,looks like SG-38
RA-9 was a single seat high-wing high-performance glider project
RA-11 was a single seat light aircraft project,powered by one engine,
and had a round wing

My dear Apophenia,please add them to the list
 

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