We will probably be going the slowest this weekend and we might be the ones with the biggest smiles on our faces all weekend, ...

The Scarborough event is hosted by North Yorkshire Council as part of the authority’s commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant ...

It’s a timeless scene, and one that could have occurred at any time over the last ninety years, as the aircraft I’m flying is even older ... One of the first things I notice is that, unlike the Tiger ...

UK airshow season launched in style with the Shuttleworth Season Premiere at Old Warden, delivering an unforgettable day of ...

(Armchair experts would point out that Tiger Moths are out-performed by 1918 fighters, and the Tiger 9’s pilots would be too modest to claim anything approaching the Red’s expertise ... that the wind ...

A ceremony including a plaque unveiling will be held at Alners Gorse between Hazelbury Bryan and King's Stag at 1pm on Saturday, May 31.  It ...

A message for all residents living in the Parish of Brede, which includes Broad Oak. Brede Flower Festival is looming fast for those organising it. We value the help given by those of the Parish over ...

which was developed privately at Salisbury Hall to avoid being targeted by German bombers Other World War II aircraft built n Hatfield included Tiger Moths, Rapides and Airspeed Oxfords.

A red carpet awaits visitors ... In second place came the 1941 de Havilland DH82a Tiger Moth G-ASPV, used in its day to train RAF recruits, with the 1944 Supermarine Spitfire MkIX IXC – an aircraft ...

The Tiger Moth had its birth in the UK around 1931. It certainly became the most popular training aircraft at that time. The records show that there were almost 9,000 Tiger Moths built. This was also ...

we walked out to survey the bright red Tiger Moth – as jaunty as a model plane. These vehicles were used for pilot training – with two seats, one behind the other, open cockpits and dual controls. The ...