I used to gauge my approach speed by the singing of the flying wires! They would actually hum when your speed was right!

This brings back memories in my later years. I owned a Tiger many years ago. Serial no. PG676. She was an outstanding airplane! I just wish I could have afforded to keep her!

That Gipsy Major sound is recognisable long before you can see the aircraft. Actually the construction wasn't any more advanced than the Sopwith Camel and SE5

very cool

How contact with DE 971 owner or Club ? ( F-BGFI on French Register) ?

The music made it difficult to hear what was being said. Pity.

A lovely little tribute, well produced, informative and interesting. It brought back memories of my flight in an old moth at Headcorn airfield in Kent in 1996. It was a surprise gift for me from my wife. 👍🇦🇺

We love this wonderfully filmed tribute to this classic aircraft. Well done Paul Carpenter. We have a DH 82 Tiger Moth on display at the RAF Museum - Cosford

Amazing

I’m building a Tiger Moth kit and this is the colour scheme I want. Excellent.

I Love them! I have been watching them at airshows since I was a small boy. They never cease to put a smile on the faces of all who see them. These and the Barnstormers Flying Circus, with Tigers and Stampes and Pitts Specials and the Rothmans team, were all my favourites as a boy. Bring back more of that to airshows I say! I remember watching members of the Barnstormers team 'back spinning' raw eggs out of their aircraft and bouncing them on the grass as they flew really low along the display line. Some broke, but most didn't and the guy on the ground would run out and pick up the eggs in front of the crowd and then go the crowd line and actually break any that survived to show it was genuine and could be done. It was highly amusing and great entertainment for youngsters. Flour bombing too was always hilarious. It would be lovely to see a few more Turbs being built now, with maybe a few mods? They are still lovely little aircraft with a very special visual charm. Great film.

Hi Jenny, Wow amazing! Just couldn't settle on the front seat lol! You go girl!! Stay young at heart beautiful!! Fair winds, Doug

Thanks for this video, truly a beautiful Aircraft!!! So graceful!!

SUPA DUPA VIDEO,TERRIFIC. CHEERS, MINT".

Hi Gentleman! Thank you for sharing, what a classic video of a historical Airplane!! I just love the Tiger Mouth, I sure would love to fly in one before I pass on!! She's truly a classic!! Fair Winds!!

This is a beautifully produced video of a very beautiful aeroplane. Thank you for the inspiration!

my dads family worked for de havilland and my grandma got to fly one of these

Going up in one at Duxford in a couple of weeks.

What is this like Carfection for planes? You just earned a new sub.

I missed the pilots names in the credits. Really nice movie. 👍

Can the background racket!!!!

Sencillamente , genial . Es un gran trabajo de restauración , perfecto en sus más mínimos detalles. Se destaca la pasión por hacer esa joya . Emblemático biplano de entrenamiento ha tomado vida nuevamente !!!

Loved every minute, :)

My daughter only remembers the Turb Team and the Red arrows from the Eastbourne airshows!

Lovely film, beautifully photographed.. well done. Very clear and sharp. A joy to watch and a life-long dream I will never realise.. happy days. WF

Yeah, really enjoy this . Beautiful.

A beautiful little aeroplane.

Beautiful editing. Impressed.

You show the wingspan as 34 ft, 4 inches, yet most other sites show a w/s of 29ft. 4 “....?

Brilliant!

GREAT videography! I gotta ask, are you 'professionally trained' in film making?

Update: New information has been provided regarding the caption displayed 59 seconds into this video. There were in fact, twenty-nine Rollason-built Turbulents.

Vintage style and David Clark headset

Unusual display team

Icing on the cake would be for a young lady to fly it with long pony tail floating.

I used to think that the tiger moth was a fighter bird. Good to know it was a trainer.