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Beech AT 7 Navigator, USA, 1939 , Navigational Trainer 

The Beech 18 was designed as a fast light travelling airplane. It was build throughout the war for over 30 years.

Bücker Bü 181 Bestmann, Germany, 1939 , Basic Trainer 

Designed as a simple aircraft for basic flight instruction. In use as a liason and towing aircraft

Klemm Kl 35 D, Germany, 1939 , Sports aircraft 

Percival P 34 Proctor Mk. I, United Kingdom, 1939 , Trainer and communications aircraft 

Fairchild 24 W41 Argus, USA, 1940 , Light liaison- and instruction aircraft 

Fairchild UC 61, USA, 1940 , Light liaison- and instruction aircraft 

Luscombe 9, United Kingdom, 1940 , Travelling aircraft 

Morane Saulnier MS 502 Criquet, Germany, 1940 , Commuting and reconnaissance aircraft 

In 1935 the RLM called for a light STOL aircraft. Fieseler won the contest with the Fi156 against Focke Wulf, Siebel and Messerschmitt. Fi156 were build and in use in many countries up to the 50ies. Even today it's destinctive silhouette can be seen on major airshows.

Percival P 66 President, United Kingdom, 1940 , Liaison aircraft 

Piper L 4 Grasshopper, USA, 1940 , Basic flight instruction, liason and recconnissance 

Stinson L 5 Sentinel, USA, 1940 , Light reconnaissance aircraft 

Aeronca L 3 Grasshopper, USA, 1941 , Liaison and observation airplane 

Howard DGA 15 /GH 1, USA, 1941 , Light utility aircraft 

Miles M 28, United Kingdom, 1941 , Trainer and communications aircraft 

Nord 1203 Norécrin, France, 1941 , Leisure and liaison aircraft 

Miles M 38 Messenger, United Kingdom, 1942 , Liaison and VIP communications aircraft 

Siebel Si 204 D, Germany, 1942 , Liaison and transport aircraft 

Winter LF 1 Zaunkönig, Germany, 1943 

C.A.P. 1 Planalto, Brazil, 1945 , Two seat advanced trainer 

C.A.P. 4 Paulistinha, Brazil, 1945 , Light Training and Touring Monoplane 

Jakovlev Jak 18, Russia, 1945 , Trainer 

Nord N.1002 Pingouin, France, 1945 , Private Aircraft / General Aviation 

The Taifun was the most advanced private aircraft of its period. The design did set standards which meet even todays standards.