Fly these iconic biplanes at Duxford - the home of world war two flying, a befitting setting for these two De Havilland Tiger Moths which are based at this ex-RAF airfield in Cambridgeshire. Proud to have two of the finest examples of Tiger Moths left today, this supplier is passionate about preserving Britain's heritage in the air and we're delighted to be able to offer you the chance to actually fly these beautiful biplanes.

De Havilland designed the Tiger Moth as a pilot training aircraft and this is reflected in the bright yellow livery of DF112 Tiger Moth at Duxford which are typical trainer aircraft colours. The plane was demobbed in 1954 and re-registered as G-ANRM. After being initially based in Cambridge the plane had a long civilian history before returning 'home' to Cambridgeshire at Duxford.

The other Tiger Moth at Duxford is the rather younger R4922 built in 1940. She served faithfully as a second world war fighter pilot trainer right through until 1945. Now looking resplendent in post-war silver colours, G-APAO as she is registered today, still has the yellow bands marking her trainer plane pedigree.

Whether you choose a 15 minute taster or a 30 minute flight, you will absolutely love being in these nostalgic, open cockpit vintage biplanes - and you'll also love the fact that it's taking place at Duxford an airfield which oozes aviation heritage and is home to the Imperial War Museum, for which you get tickets included in your gift pack. A selection of alternative vintage flights in classic aircraft is available from our biplanes home page.

All flight experiences include a pre-flight briefing, the loan of a leather flying jacket, helmet and goggles and the chance to take the controls of the aircraft yourself. Voucher holders also get free entry to the Imperial War Museum with discounted entrance for accompanying friends and family. A visit to Duxford is a day out in itself so leave plenty of time to look around. You will also receive a photograph, pilots notes and a certificate of your flight.  All quoted flight times are chock to chock.


Flights take place on regular weekends and selected weekdays from March to October. All flights are weather dependent but don't worry if your flight is cancelled you can rebook for a convenient time.


The Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridgeshire. The venue is just off the M11 making it easily accessible from London.


You need to be over 16 years old and weigh less than 16 stone. You need to be agile enough to climb into the cockpit.


You are welcome to bring friends and family along however they will need to enter the museum to view the flight. Your guests will enjoy a 50% reduced entry rate. There's a cafe on site.