What an absolute joy to watch. My dad had a tiger once upon a time. It's registration used to be ZS-DLK when it was in South Africa, but is now PH-DLK as it now resides in Holland.

So beautiful to see these ladies of the skies flying.  My first aerobatics in g-ahni at Bagington in the early sixties. I hope she is still flying. Bless em all.

This is going straight into my 'favourites folder' :-)
I love the de Havilland Moths.

A nostalgic look back to a simpler, more carefree time. I can only imagine what the UK Flying Clubs were like in the early 30's, when grass fields were everywhere and the skies echoed with the sound of Cirrus and Gypsy engines. 🙂

Wow! At 45:46 a tiger moth passes in front of the camera with the registration T-6953 clearly visible. This number also appears in my late father’s flying log book. Could this possibly be the same DH82A that he flew on 9 August 1944 at 4EFTS, Pendleton, Ontario during his RAF pilot’s training?
PS Great video, really enjoyed it.

My Grandad earned his RAF Fighter pilot wings in the States after crossing the Atlantic during the blockade on the Queen Mary.
He always talked about the Tiger Moth and the Harvard.

Outstanding…👨‍✈️

👍👍👍👍👍topp, einfach nur schön

Toller Film - vielen Dank für's Hochladen !!

strange how the tigers engine rotates clockwise.

very magic!

As good as being there - which I was. Great coverage. Thank you.

Film schön, aber Musik auch -   Procol Harum.

Wunderschöne Doppeldecker, ich fliege auch eine Tigermoth, nur 3,3mal kleiner, als Flugmodell.

Does anybody know the name of the first piece the band plays here?

what are those german aircraft?

1:14:48 that was close enough!!!!! feels like DH Puss is heavy as a brick or pops wasn't aware of those trees in the background. Flying beauties in general. Great video except for that music band.