The Jabiru was designed and built originally by a company known as Avtech Pty Ltd, which was formed in 1988, and which subsequently became known as Jabiru Aircraft Pty Ltd.

The ARV Super 2 was a new design using state of the art technology to produce a light, cheap, economical training aircraft to meet the requirements of aero clubs, and was expected to compete on the world’s markets with the French designed Robin ATL.

The Whisky IV is a two-seat in tandem, low-wing light sporting monoplane designed by Guiseppe Vidor.

The 321 Faeta was designed in the Czech Republic as an ultralight and light-sporting aircraft and is produced at the company’s facility at Libice Cidlinou.

Looking similar to the Zenair CH-640, the AMD Alarus is a two-seat light general-aviation touring and training monoplane produced in the United States by the Aircraft Manufacturing & design Company at Eastman in Georgia, the aircraft, like the CH-640, being designed also by Christopher Heintz of Zenair.

The American Legend Aircraft Company of Sulphur Springs, Texas has been involved in the production of reproduction / replicas of the Piper series of aircraft, including the Super Cub and in January 2012 flew an aircraft known as the Super Legend which is similar in appearance to the PA-18 Super

Following the refusal of the Australian Federal Government to give preference to Australian-built aircraft and provide a tariff against imported aircraft, the Aviation division of Victa Ltd ran into financial difficulties and production stopped after 168 aircraft had been completed, although a further four aircraft were on the production line.

The Aeroprakt series of light sport aircraft is produced in the Ukraine and has been very popular in this part of the world, with more than 140 examples in operation throughout Australia and New Zealand, most aircraft being registered in Australian under sport aircraft rules with the RAA. The A32