The Air-Craft Corp of America Falcon of 1932 was a two-place high wing monoplane probably designed by Orin Welch (and likely a principal), for the plane featured on a full-page Air-Craft Corp ad in Jan 1932 Popular Aviation bore the tail number of N11382 c/n 107, which was the first of the later Welch OW-5M batch. Possibly N13500 c/n 108 was initially manufactured under this parent name, as well.
It was priced at $995, or $1,150 with a Continental A-40 engine.
Engine: 42hp two-cyl Air-Craft (Welch)
Wingspan: 26’0″
Length: 20’6″
Seats: 2
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