Vintage Tiger Moth Flights in Great Yarmouth

Prepare yourself for a thrilling adventure as you take to the skies in a classic Tiger Moth. Our flights are designed to offer you the chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of aerial views while enjoying the nostalgia of vintage flying. There are various flight durations available,choose from 15, 20, 30, 40, or even 60 minutes, all taking off from the scenic North Denes Airfield. Each flight promises an exhilarating experience, with the wind in your hair and the countryside unfolding beneath you. Our experienced pilots will guide you through the skies, sharing insights about the plane and the area as you glide over breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're a first-time flyer or an aviation enthusiast, you'll love every moment spent in this charming aircraft. And the best part? You can take advantage of our fantastic weekday offers, making it easier than ever to book your adventure and secure a flight voucher online. Embrace the spirit of adventure and let your dreams take flight!

What's Included

• A flying lesson in a de Havilland Tiger Moth
• Your chosen flight duration
• All flight experiences include a pre-flight briefing, the loan of a flying helmet and goggles
• Take the controls of the aircraft as part of the flight
• Opportunity to experience an aerobatic manoeuvre performed by your instructor

When Is It Available

• Flying season is generally late-April to the end of October
• Flights generally operate Monday to Thursday with one weekend date per week
• Normal flying time are between 10:30-16:00
• All flights are weather dependent but don't worry if your flight is cancelled you can rebook for a convenient time
• Special offer weekday vouchers are valid for use on Monday-Thursday dates only

Suitable For

• Minimum age 14
• Under 18s must be accompanied on the airfield by an adult
• Maximum weight limit is 18 stone
• Height restrictions: minimum 4ft 11ins, maximum 6ft 7ins
• You need to be agile enough to climb in and out of the aircraft

Spectators

• Spectators are welcome to watch the take off and landing

Anything Else

• Images courtesy of Lewis Hurley