Tiger Moth Aerobatic Joy Flight, Brisbane, QLD

Tiger Moth Aerobatic Joy Flight, Brisbane, QLD

The Tiger Moth is a vintage open-cockpit biplane capable of a range of aerobatic manoeuvres! This flight will take you from Redcliffe to Woody Point and then back inland past the North Pine Dam offering unbeatable views of Brisbane and the Queensland Coast.

Feel the rush as the Tiger Moth performs the swooping vertical loops, spectacular barrel rolls and hair-raising stall turns that Australia??

?s Flying Aces first learnt to perform over seventy years ago.

If you??

?ve ever wondered what it was like to be a pilot in WWII then jump in and buckle up tight because you?

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re in for the ride of your life! This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy a piece of the World?

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s Aviation History. History of the Tiger Moth: Originally designed and built in England, The Tiger Moth was later built in Australia under licence to equip the RAAF with a new basic trainer.

The Tiger Moth??

?s design was evolved from the Gipsy Moth, a 1924 design, and first flew in 1931.

At the outbreak of WWII it was the basic trainer for all the airmen in the Commonwealth and was the last biplane trainer used by the RAAF. Tiger Moths were built in Australia under licence to equip the RAAF with a new basic trainer.

The Tiger Moth you??

?ll be flying in was one of the first Australian built Tiger Moths, constructed on July 24 1940 and was undoubtedly used by countless RAAF pilots to gain their wings before eventually coming into the hands of its current owners.