Wednesday May 1 | Daily Kos
Its tiny, its cute, its French - I want one! The Druine Turbulent
The French, as a nation, have always loved flying, and have had a strong light aircraft industry to back this up.
Sky's the limit in a Tiger Moth
The West Australian © Quirky tourism: Raymond Long gets set to take off on a Tiger Moth flight given to him as an 85th birthday present.
The DH82A seen here under stormy skies at the Great Vintage Flying Weekend, Keevil, is that rare survivor, an Australian-built de Havilland Tiger Moth.
Think, North American Mustang, de Havilland Mosquito, Hawker Hart, Supermarine Spitfire.
A Hornet Moth goes to war - the life and times of a DH87B
In 2006, it was decided that we would stage one of the Great Vintage Flying Weekend events at the former RAF Keevil in Wiltshire.