Cambridge Flying Group
About Cambridge Flying Group
Flight training is centred on working toward a Private Pilot’s Licence in the Tiger Moth. The course is described as a minimum of 45 flying hours, with at least 10 hours solo. Training starts with basic aircraft control, then moves on to take-offs and landings. The Tiger Moth is a tailwheel, open-cockpit biplane, which sharpens basic handling, lookout and landing technique. Membership is part of how it works, with flying members, social members and temporary membership for guests; instructors and group officers are volunteers.
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Aircraft in fleet
Training programs
Trial Flight
an introductory hands-on lesson with an instructor; usually the first taste of flying and creditable toward a licence.
Hour Building
Private Pilot Licence
Aerobatic Rating
Tailwheel Differences Training
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Aircraft Fleet
Aircraft Types
de Havilland DH82a Tiger Moth
Total Aircraft
1 aircraft