Anglia Sailplanes,
(Stuart Hoy),
The Patch,
Norwich Road,
Dickleburgh, Diss,
Norfolk, IP21 4NR,
England
Tel: +44 (0) 1379 741 188
Mobile: +44 (0) 7860 545 812
Email: stu@angliasailplanes.co.uk
(Sells new manufacture certified Sutton Harnesses and associated components, as complete assemblies or as webbing items only)

de Havilland Moth Club,
Staggers,
23 Hall Park Hill,
Berkhamsted,
Hertfordshire, HP4 2NH,
England
Tel/Fax: +44 (0) 1442 862 077
Email: dhmothclub@dhmothclub.co.uk
(As agents for Schroth Harnesses for Tiger Moths, complete with JAA release documentation)

LTB Schlemann GmbH,
(Ruth Schlemann)
Harburger Strasse 118,
D-27356 Rotenburg/Wümme,
Germany.
Tel:+49 4261 960 380
Fax: +49 4261 960 381
Email: info@schlemann-gurte.de
(This JAR 145 approved organisation has 15 years experience in the manufacture and repair of aircraft safety harness. The company will overhaul any kind of aircraft harness, however complicated or unusual, and provide certification with a JAA Form1)

Lite Flite ApS, (website under construction)
(John Holstein),
Lufthavnsvej 8,
Kolding Airport,
DK-6580 Vamdrup,
Denmark.
Tel: +45 75 58 37 37
Fax: +45 75 58 37 58
Email: post@lite-flite.com
(This JAR145 company is based on Kolding airfield (EKVD) and specialises in safety harnesses, air cargo nets and helicopter slings.  The company operates a harness replacement service: you send your belts by mail and the company replaces the webbing using (if possible) the original metal parts, and posts the renewed harness back to you with a JAA Form 1. The company makes about 2500 sets of harness a year, and has already repaired harnesses for several types of de Havilland aircraft, including the Tiger Moth)
 

Thompson Aero
(Glenn Thompson)
796 Childers Road,
Gisborne 4010,
New Zealand
Tel (hangar): + 64 6 867 4100
Tel (residence) + 64 6 867 9815
Fax: + 64 6 867 4101
Email: av8or@ihug.co.nz
(Glenn Thompson has two Tiger Moths and a Gipsy Moth of his own, and Thompson Aero maintains other people’s aeroplanes, including Chipmunks and Tiger Moths. Thompson Aero has developed an improved raised shoulder harness anchor system for the DH60M and the DH82 to prevent or minimize back injuries)