Tiger Moth Flight ?
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spitfire-ian said:
I think Delta have ceased trading, not sure what happened to the aircraft.dougc said:
WLAC is in Berkshire - but yes, there are Tiger Moth trial lessons available, at £149 for 30 minutes, but the operation is seasonal because it gets too bloody cold in the winter - not sure if they've stopped running them for this year though.dougc said:
Seasonal - meh. Its not Tiger Mothing unless you lose feeling in your face.
Well, it is the West London Aero Club, where Soft Southern Shandy is available on draught in the bar.Obviously, in Yorkshire, Tiger Moth flights are available year round, provided the mandatory maximum crew clothing allowance of a pair of speedos and flip-flops is adhered to.
Thanks for you help guys, I have found www.flyevation.co.uk down at Redhill in Surrey, looks like that fits the bill, very close to me as well.
Andy.
P.S. Just looking for the flip-flop polish. HA, HA.
Andy.
P.S. Just looking for the flip-flop polish. HA, HA.
Edited by Andy Sargeant on Tuesday 13th October 08:54
Ok, it's not Surrey but Tiger Airways www.tigerairways.co.uk based at Gloucestershire Airport operate Stampe SV-4 biplanes which are basically Tiger Moths built in Belgium. Only real differences are a tail wheel (enabling use on tarmac) and additional ailerons on the upper wing which improve manouverability.
They operate all year round and offer the chance to experience aerobatics (on flights 20 mins or longer) and the chance to fly the plane yourself.
You may have seen Tizi Hodson (chief flight instructor) displaying the aircraft at the Donington Renault World Series events.
I can thoroughly reccomend them as I have flown with them numerous times and worked as ground crew during the summer!
If you're interested they also operate Stearmans and Slingsby Firefly and RF/6
They operate all year round and offer the chance to experience aerobatics (on flights 20 mins or longer) and the chance to fly the plane yourself.
You may have seen Tizi Hodson (chief flight instructor) displaying the aircraft at the Donington Renault World Series events.
I can thoroughly reccomend them as I have flown with them numerous times and worked as ground crew during the summer!
If you're interested they also operate Stearmans and Slingsby Firefly and RF/6
Also try The Tiger Club at Lashenden (Headcorn) in Kent. I flew in a friend's Tiger Moth from White Waltham over the summer and it's definitely a "do before you die" activity.
Edited by JW911 on Thursday 15th October 09:43
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