Jabiru Aircraft J300

Single Piston

The Jabiru J300 is an Australian light sport aircraft built by Jabiru Aircraft in Bundaberg, Queensland, representing one of the most successful homebuilt and factory-built designs to emerge from the antipodes. First flown in the mid-1990s, the J300 is powered by Jabiru's own 3300cc horizontally-opposed four-cylinder engine producing 120 horsepower, giving it a cruise speed around 110 knots and a range exceeding 700 nautical miles on full tanks. The all-composite airframe seats two side-by-side and features a distinctive high wing with excellent visibility, making it popular for both recreational flying and flight training across Australia, Europe, and beyond. The type is certified in multiple categories depending on jurisdiction—ranging from ultralight to light sport aircraft to fully certified VH-registered aircraft in Australia—and has earned a reputation for economical operation and straightforward maintenance, with many examples built from kits by amateur constructors. SkyMeter has tracked 1 flights across 1 airframes and 1 operators, with routes observed.