Registered in August 2005.

Registered in December 2002 ex ZK-MED. Aviation Australia is a training establishment with aircraft engineering, pilot, cabin crew and remote pilot training courses.

Registered in August 2021 ex N164CA.

Registered in September 2020 ex PR-GLW.

Registered in June 1999 ex ZK-JJJ.

Registered in May 2012 ex XU-HBB.

Registered in November 2005 ex VH-GAC.

Registered in May 2013 ex JA729Y.

Registered in November 1980.

Two of these autonomous electric aircraft were registered in New Zealand as ZK-UZA and UZB in a deal backed by NZ Government money . They were entered on the register as the Zephyr Airworks Mule, Zephyr Airworks being the NZ subsidiary of Kitty Hawk. Kitty Hawk subsequently went into a joint venture with Boeing known as Wisk Aero. The Mule became the Wisk Cora. Wisk recently signed a deal with councils in South-East Queensland to bring autonomous air taxis to their region. Meanwhile in NZ, both aircraft have been cancelled from the register.

Registered in January 2023.

leased from Corse Air

Built in 1925 for Australian arctic explorer George Hubert Wilkins as NC1985. Bought by Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm sans engines and instruments on 31 Oct 1927 for the first crossing of the Pacific by air in 1928 - still registered as NC1985. Re-registered G-AUSU on 04 Jul 1928. Re-registered VH-USU in January 1929 but lapsed 3 Jul 1929. Renewed on 16 Apr 1931. Used on various other record-breaking flights or more mundane duties, it was eventually sold to the Australian Government in July 1935. In 1958, it was put on display at the original Brisbane's Eagle Farm airport before being moved to the present site circa 1989.

Operated by K5 Aviation.

Passing through Brisbane on its way to Tahiti.

Was re-registerd as VH-FVI in Oct 2021. Past Regos were 4K-AZ64, OY-CLU, F-GVZS, OK-MFT.