Tiger Moth

R.A.F. Station Czechoslovakia is an aviation heritage organisation dedicated to preserving the legacy of Czechoslovak pilots who served with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. It maintains a collection of original aircraft, carefully restored to their historic condition and kept airworthy. The collection includes an Avro Anson Mk.I, two de Havilland Tiger Moths, a Miles Magister Mk.I and an Aero 145, representing both wartime aviation and notable post-war Czechoslovak design.

The organisation shares this heritage through public flying and aviation displays, including performances featuring pre-war aircraft and aerobatics. Visitors can book sightseeing flights in an authentic open-cockpit biplane, offering a close-up experience of a historic aircraft. It also provides prospective pilots with introductory flights and instruction, including practice in spins. Alongside these activities, R.A.F. Station Czechoslovakia runs a club, welcomes new members, offers accommodation and operates a fan shop. Its aircraft and programmes combine historical preservation with public education and memorable opportunities to experience flying.