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| * The A. J. Jackson photographic collection contains a very large number of Tiger Moth pictures, both in civil and military livery. You may find your aircraft there !!! |
| * The De Havilland Moth Club is certainly the centre of all activity for Moth owners. The support from the club, technical and otherwise is indispensable. |
| * The de Havilland Moth Club website also contains Technical News Sheets for Moth aircraft as issued by British Aerospace. A great service to Moth owners !!! |
| * Our maintenance has been taken care of for many many years by Geoff Masterton of Light Aircraft Services based at Rushett Farm airstrip. |
| * Whenever we fly to England we usually nightstop at Headcorn (EGKH), home of the Tiger Club. You are always welcome there and they assist you in any way they can. |
| * A new website from down under: Aussie Tiger Moths |
| * A new website from Germany: Tiger Moth D-ESPS in Hamm-Lippenwiesen |
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* Tigerfly,
the world's smallest airline.
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* One of our "Dutch" Tiger Moths resides
(below sealevel!) in the aviation museum in Lelystad: the Pioneer
Hangar.
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* Our G-AJHS used to have a little brother,
Tipsy Nipper OO-EFA. This lovely aircraft moved to a new father in Hilversum.
If you want to see a picture, go to the DH family album, or visit the ultimate
Tipsy
Nipper site.
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* Keiheuvel
aerodrome (EBKH) in Belgium is just 25 minutes southeast of Seppe, and
has always been a welcoming place to go. Find out for yourself.
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