Three aircraft can be found on the premises of the Tamkang University in Tamsui, New Taipei, Taiwan. This is an AIDC built Pazmany PL-1B, which is named Chieh Shou in Taiwan. Although not externally visible, its serial is 5845.

Two aircraft can be found on the premises of the Chung Hsing University in Taichung, Taiwan. This is an AIDC built Pazmany PL-1B, which is named Chieh Shou in Taiwan. Although not externally visible, its serial is 5804.

Built in 1975, this Pazmany Chieh Shou has been preserved for posterity

The PL-1 Laminar was aimed at the home build market but AIDC built 58 aircraft designated PL-1B Chieh Shou for the Chung-Hua Min Guo Kong Jun which used it as a primary trainer.

The PL-1 Laminar was aimed at the home build market but AIDC built 58 aircraft designated PL-1B Chieh Shou for the Chung-Hua Min Guo Kong Jun which used it as a primary trainer.

Constructed in 1996 then cancelled to N7436V in June 2008. It was restored in August 2008 to the original builder/owner and based at Gimli/MB where it is in 2023. The aircraft is now registered to the builder's son. (The builder of this aircraft is deceased but lived a harrowing but ultimately productive life. For an interesting read make Google search: ed sliwinski gimli manitoba obit)

In AIDC's heritage row with the company logo on the fin

Built in 1976, this aircraft was cancelled by the CAA in 2001. It is stored dismantled