Adam RA-14 Loisirs

The Loisirs ("Leisure") was designed in May 1945 by Roger Adam and built by Etablissements Aeronautiques R. Adam. It was a tube, wood and fabric two-seater suitable for amateur construction. It was a high-wing braced monoplane with a fixed tail-wheel undercarriage. The seats were positioned side-by-side. The company sold plans and manufactured parts for the aircraft which could be fitted with a range of engines of between . These included the Régnier 4D, Continental A65, Continental A75 and Continental C90 engines. ==Variants==

The design rights were sold in 1957 to the Maranda Aircraft Company of Canada who sold plans for amateur construction of the RA14BM1 Loisirs as the Falconar AMF-S14. More than 30 examples were built in North America. ==Survivors==

Of the French production of 40 Loisirs, 17 were active in 1965 and five were still flying in the country in 2001. ==Specifications==