World War plane has returned to an RAF base for the first time in 79 years. The De Havilland Tiger Moth was a regular sight ...

A Tiger Moth has found a new home at an airfield where dozens of the aeroplanes were used to train pilots during World War ...

A Wirral centenarian took to the skies in a vintage plane to recreate his wartime ... was allowed to spend 15 minutes at the controls of a Tiger Moth in Derbyshire after his nieces bought him ...

The report said faulty tie rods had fractured, causing one wing of their Tiger Moth came apart from the plane. Mackay-based Tiger Moth operator Barry Dean has been flying the planes since 1973 and ...

but difficult to fly a Tiger Moth well.” De Havilland Moths were British-designed light aircraft produced between the early 1920s and the 1950s for the civilian and military markets.

Jason Webb, chair of the airfield's trustees, said he was delighted about the donation, adding Tiger Moths were "top of our wanted list of exhibits". This type of aircraft was "the first to land ...