Plane Heritage

Plane Heritage have kindly donated a transit flight from Goodwood Aerodrome to Shoreham in Tiger Moth G-ADXT.

Originally produced as a development of the well-known Gipsy Moth, the Tiger Moth went on to become one of the world's most famous training aircraft. During the Second World War it provided the majority of RAF pilots with their elementary flying training.
Following the war, many found their way into the hands of civilian flying schools and even today they are in use as training aircraft, giving pilots much needed experience on tail wheel aircraft.
Plane Heritage's, Tiger Moth is one of the oldest still in existence, being built in 1935, and is lovingly maintained to the highest standards as required by the Civil Aviation Authority.
For more information on G-ADXT, visit the Flying Aircraft section of their website.

Thank you must go to Tom, John and Tony at Plane Heritage for this kind donation.

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