✈️ Before Spitfires…there was the Tiger Moth! It's an aircraft that trained hundreds of WWII pilots around the globe…and it’s still flying today. This one is based at Dunkeswell Aerodrome and will soon be taking people up for pleasure flights! 😍 #history #aviation #tigermoth #ww2 #ww2history #WW2Aircraft #LearnToFly #somerset #devon #dunkeswell | Knight Tales

Our Tiger Moth restoration project continues to make steady and exciting progress! 🛩️ It’s a careful, methodical process—but one fueled by passion, precision, and a deep respect for aviation history. Stay tuned as the wings of the Tiger Moth slowly come back to life! 🐯✈️ Thanks for the update, Jeff! #TigerMoth #AviationRestoration #OwlsHeadTransportationMuseum #VintageAircraft #HistoricAviation #BiplaneRestoration | Owls Head Transportation Museum

Donate Here: https://bit.ly/TigerMothRestoration Originally designed in the 1930s as a primary trainer for the Royal Air Force, the de Havilland Tiger Moth helped thousands of WWII pilots take their first steps into aviation. After the war, our Tiger Moth journeyed across Europe, serving as a Dutch flight trainer and later towing advertising banners in France before being disassembled and shipped to the U.S. Thanks to the dedication of longtime pilot Ken Cianchette, it was reassembled and eventu

Mildura pilot restores WWII De Havilland Tiger Moth biplane for spin at bygone era