The Kasperwing is an American ultralight flying-wing motorglider which was designed by Witold Kasper and Steven Grossruck and was initially built by Cascade Ultralites and was introduced to the market in 1976.

In about 2012 Jabiru Aircraft of Bundaberg, QLD was looked at extending its range of aircraft and looked at building a helicopter and a twin-engine variant of the Jabiru light sporting aircraft.

One of a range of light aircraft produced by Jabiru at its facility at Bundaberg, QLD, the J-430 series is larger than previous models and was designed to seat either two or four and operate as a touring aircraft for the buyer.

The Wichawk is a sporting biplane designed by the Javelin Aircraft Co of Wichita, Kansas, for the amateur builder.

The Alca 2 is a timber and foam composite construction two-seat light aircraft designed and developed by its owner - builder Albert Cassar in Australia and is similar externally to the Jodel D-11 and Falconar F12 series.

The Allison Aircraft Company of 4th and Perry Streets, Lawrance in Kansas was formed in 1920 and its main business was supplying aircraft parts and specialising in rebuilding Hi-lift wings for Curtiss JN-4 Jenny’s. It also built a number of light aircraft.

The Commander Elite is a two-seat gyrocopter produced by Air Command International of Caddo Mills, Texas and is one of a range of machines produced by this Company.

The Eurofox is manufactured by Aeropro in Nitra, Slovakia, and is a factory-built, ready-to-fly aircraft, being developed by that company for the Very Light Aircraft (VLA) market. Development of the design commenced in 1990, the concept being based on the Avid Flyer but many refinements were made to the design,

The Quail was designed by H L Woods of North Carolina in 1970, construction of the prototype commencing in the following year and it first flew in December 1971.

Seating two persons in tandem in open cockpits, the Woody Pusher has a parasol wing and is a light aircraft aimed at the homebuilt market for sporting use.

he Aeronca Chief was introduced to the Aeronca Aircraft Corporation of Middleton, Ohio, range of aircraft in 1946 and was a development of the Model 7 Champion, varying mainly in having a wider fuselage to accommodate two persons side-by-side in lieu of in tandem.

The Legend 540 and Legend 600 are produced in the Czech Republic by Aeropilot and it is a 80% scale Cessna 182E produced at Caslav for the World light sport aircraft market.

The A-20 Vista is a light sporting high-wing monoplane built in the company’s facility in Kiev in the Ukraine in kit form and is a two-seats in tandem light aircraft with a strut-braced wing, the engine being in the pusher configuration behind the cockpit, and it has a conventional undercarriage.

The AT-3 was designed and developed in Poland by Aero Sp of Warsaw as a light two-seat sporting aircraft of all metal construction. Derived from the Pottier P220 it can be fitted with variants of the Rotax 912 series of four-cylinder engines, or the Limbach L2400 series.

The TC.2 was designed and developed in the early 1980s by Aero Mirage Inc of Gainesville, Florida as a high-performance super-clean conventional design with non-critical, quickly removal wings.