Fly in a 1940sTiger Moth airplane for a taste of aviation as it used to be in the good old days of open cockpit and bi-planes.
- Receive a pre-flight briefing from your fully trained pilot
- Take a flight that lasts for up to 45 minutes in an award winning 1940s WWII Tiger Moth
- Enjoy magnificent views of the surrounds while doing loop the loop
- From barrel rolls to turns and loops, you'll not forget this soon!
- Choose the voucher option and add a gift pack, including a personalised message card and video reveal.
Don a Biggles-style flying jacket, a headset and goggles for a spectacular trip in a vintage Tiger Moth aircraft.
Your pilot prepares the plane. The prop spins. The all-too-familiar sound of the Tiger Moth engine will make you feel like you're in a bygone era.
It's chocks away, chaps, and up, up and away!
Once airborne, your pilot puts the plane on a course where you can enjoy the beautiful views of the surrounding area. But that soon changes, and the fun begins.
This is the ultimate thrill-a-minute roller coaster ride from barrel rolls to loops and turns. But beware; you'll need a cast-iron stomach and a head for heights.
Of course, you can always let your pilot know it's time to calm it down!
Allow 1 hour with approximately 45 minutes in the aircraft from engine start to engine stop.
This experience is available all year round but subject to prevailing weather conditions.
Valid for one person. It's just you and your pilot up in the sky.
Spectators are welcome to see you off and wave you in on your return. This aircraft is operated under CASR Part 132 and is designed for special operations. Passengers fly in this aircraft at their own risk.
Minimum age is 6. You should be comfortable in the cockpit if you fit into a standard car seat. Unsuitable for pregnant women or anyone unable to climb into the open cockpit. Please consult with your doctor if you have a medical condition.
Acrobatics were awesome. I wish they had taken up more of the flight time.
A Fletcher
Highs: about 4000 feet above ground then spiralling down Lows: having to land on ground again From a happy Tiger Moth Wild acrobatic experience
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