A Tiger Moth has found a new home at an airfield where ... adding Tiger Moths were "top of our wanted list of exhibits". This type of aircraft was "the first to land at Bottisham in 1940 and ...

The Tiger Moth aircraft of the 1930 vintage was the cynosure of all eyes during a flypast at the Air Force Day parade at the Hindon air base on the outskirts of the capital on Monday. The aircraft ...

It was one of the world’s most famous training aircraft, used by the Royal Air Force both in this country and overseas. In the Tiger Moth, dozens of pilots learnt how to fly. Did you know with a ...

But amid all these technologically-advanced machines, it was a tiny, yellow aircraft that caught a lot of attention — the Indian Air Force’s refurbished De Havilland Hu-512 Tiger Moth ...

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.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A De Havilland Tiger Moth is among the aircraft expected to be on show at a north Norfolk airfield over the weekend. The Norfolk & Norwich ...

Police and investigators were still there early on Monday. open image in gallery A De Havilland Tiger Moth aircraft - similar to the one that crashed in Kent - flying in South Africa (Getty STOCK ...

Mrs Rae said yesterday two Tiger Moth aircraft carried out a fly-over and his family and friends later celebrated his life at his "favourite bar", Fisherman's Wharf Tavern. "A memorial service is ...