Chocks away! Tally ho! And so on. The Tiger Moth is a 1930s Royal Air Force classic - a truly iconic aircraft which evokes unique memories in the history of British aviation.
After the Tiger Moth was decommissioned, the remaining bi-planes were snapped up by collectors and airfields so that people like you and me could have a go at flying one. Brilliant. Take to the skies with an experienced instructor for your unforgettable flight in a Tiger Moth: if you prefer to sit back and let your tutor do all the hard work, that’s OK too!
Purchase a voucher from Wish.co.uk to try a dual control flight, or go for a longer lesson with a 20 minute or 30 minute experience. Flying jackets and goggles may well be provided at the venue, but large moustaches are not. There’s no harm in growing one for the occasion, though. (Ladies, that includes you too.)
Tiger Moth flights (or flights in its twin aircraft, the Stampe SV4c) are available at locations throughout the south of England, and all are generally suitable for all ages, but you’ll need to be tall enough to see out of the front. That’s quite important you know.
