Tiger Moth

The de Havilland Tiger Moth is the classic embodiment of the biplane trainer, with its distinctive dual wing and tail dragger layout 1,000's of pilots learned to fly on this trainer before and during world War 2. Many Tiger Moths are still in use today for recreational flying although if you want to you can still learn to fly in one! Find out more at http://www.justflight.com

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Entertainment

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• justflight
• just
• flight
• simulator
• 2004
• fs2004
• fsx
• havilland
• tiger
• moth
• biplane
• trainer
• dual
• wing

[norfolkdash9]

Ok I have never played flight simulator but can you land wherever you want?

[JustFlight]

In smaller aircraft such as the Tiger Moth, it is possible to land almost anywhere - obviously it has to be quite flat (not the side of a hill for example) just like in real life, but it's certainly possible to land if you fly correctly.

[Proctor1940]

Two things here, first the pilot is in the cockpit, second this tiger has brake and having started a tiger over a thousand times and all from behind the prop there is no way I am crazy enough to want to end up sliced meat by starting in front of the propeller.

[trizzer84]

Hey! my dad owns one and flys it when he can. Its a beautiful thing.

[tastyryan]

sound s very nice

[DjosueD]

Of course you do, because they still make them and pilot are still allow to fly them....

[MARKPSCOTT]

Too bad it's just a game ,, i fly the real thing..ha ha..

[sergeant137]

fs9???

is that the tiger moth by warwick carter

[norfolkdash9]

What are the system requirements for that game?

[FSXKid12FSXKid]

Nice video!