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Max Oertz built both Kaiser Wilhelm II’s yachts, but added aircraft from 1910, starting with Gnome monoplanes and during war concentrating on biplane pusher flying-boats, 1914 with 160-hp Daimler and…
OSTMECHLENBURGISCHE FLUGZEUGBAU GmbH OMF GmbH acquired aerodynamic technology for the Stoddard-Hamilton GlaStar from Arlington Aircraft Developments in March 1998. Company's 1,500 m² (16,146 sq ft) factory on Trollenhagen airfield at…
First rocket aircraft was primary glider called RAK 1, fitted with 20 small Sander powder rockets as publicity stunt for car-maker Opel (30 September 1929).
Gustav Otto Flugmaschinenwerke built for German army 6 M1912 pusher observation biplanes, plus small number of other aircraft.
PCH-FLUGZEUGBAU GmbH Originally known as PC-Flight, the company derived its name from the initials of its founders, designer Calin Gologan and test pilot Prof Dr Peter Maderitch. The first product,…
Pfalz Flugzeug-werke GmbH established October 1913 at Speyer-am-Rhein, initially building Morane-Saulnier Types H and L monoplanes under licence. After start of war accelerated output of Pfalz version of H, forming…
Pöschel Aircraft GmbH, Ulm-Allewind, built P-300 Equator 5/6-seat pressurized amphibian (tractor 310-hp Lycoming on top of fin) 1970. Turboprop P-420 crashed 1977. See also Equator.
Post-war glider firm at Bonn which in 1957 produced improved Doppelraab motor-glider developed into Elster (magpie); Elster B production version 1961 in all respects side-by-side aeroplane (95-hp Continental), and final…
Raab-Flugzeugbau GmbH formed by Anton F. Raab at Karlsruhe-Durlach February 1959 to take over Italian premises of late Col. Mario de Bernadi and produce MdB Aeroscooter in Germany. Also bought…
Raab-Katzenstein Flugzeugwerke GmbH formed November 1925 at Kassel by former chief pilot and assistant managing director of Dietrich Flugzeugwerke. First product Schwalbe sport/training biplane, followed by larger RK.2 Pelikan biplane,…
This Strategic Business Unit of DASA produces Do 228 and 328. HQ at Dornier airfield, 8031 Wessling.
REMOS AIRCRAFT GmbH Remos company formed in 1983, and Remos Aircraft in 1990; currently markets the G-3 Mirage and announced the G-4 at Friedrichshafen in April 2001. Non-aviation activities of…
Flugmaschine Rex Gesellschaft established at Cologne-Bickendorf 1912 as flying school, beginning licence-production of Morane-Saulnier monoplanes soon after. In 1915 designer Friedrich Hansen turned to fighters, D.6 (80-hp Oberursel) flying early…
Rhein-Flugzeugbau GmbH formed 1956 at Krefeld with licence from RWF to produce RW-3a Multoplane and 3b long-span version. Built own-design RF-1 STOL 6-seater 1960, progressively moving to Mönchengladbach. In 1968…
In 1925 produced odd single-seater with pusher propeller behind grotesquely gulled monoplane wing.
Sportflugzeugbau Rieseler founded 1921 at Berlin-Johannisthal to produce ultralights, including R.III single-seat (30-hp Haacke) and R.IV 2-seat. Production assigned to Mark.
Albert Rinne Flugzeug-Werke contributed to production 1916-18, notably by licence-production of Rumpler C.I.
RMT AVIATION GmbH & Co KG RMT Aviation markets the Bateleur kit, designed by its managing director, having moved to Germany from South Africa in 2001. In 2002 RMT was…
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