Contact name: Stuart Hoy
The Patch,
Norwich Road,
Dickleburgh, Diss,
Norfolk, IP21 4NR,
England
Tel: +44 (0) 1379 741 188
Mobile (cell): +44 (0) 7860 545 812
Email: stu@angliasailplanes.co.uk
Website: http://www.angliasailplanes.co.uk
Description:
Anglia sells new manufacture certified Sutton harnesses and associated components, as complete assemblies or as webbing items only.
Contact name: Mark Miller
Building 213,
Duxford Airfield, Duxford,
Cambridgeshire CB22 4QR,
England
Tel: +44 1223 830 090
Fax: +44 1223 830 085
Email: info@dhsupport.com
Website: http://www.dhsupport.com/
Description:
DHSL doesn’t sell harness, but it does sell the leaflets for the Tiger Moth Mod 152 (military Z harness) and Mod 158 (Schroth harness) that will keep you out of expensive trouble caused by non-conformity with CAA approvals. These modification leaflets are intended for certificated aircraft, but do check with your supervising authority if you have a Permit aircraft, just in case.
324 East Stephenson St.,
Freeport
IL 61032
United States of America
Tel: +1 815 233 5478
Fax: +1 815 233 5479
Email: info@hookerharness.com
Alternate email: scott@hookerharness.com
Website: https://www.hookerharness.com
Description:
Hooker Harness was founded in the early 1970s to make custom aircraft safety harnesses, including for light and collection aircraft.
Please note: harnesses are made by Hooker on an individual basis to suit crew physiognomy, aircraft type and the fixation system required by your airworthiness authority. Hooker has made harnesses for Moth aircraft and can help you to define your harness design.
Contact name: 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
Website: http://www.lite-flite.com/
Description:
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.
Contact name: Melanie Hollmann
Germany:
Postfach 2440
D-59714 Arnsberg,
Germany
Or, in the USA:
Takata Protection Systems Inc.,
(Erica Brechemin)
1371 SW 8th St., Unit 3,
Pompano Beach, FL 33069,
USA
Tel: Germany: +49 2932 9742 146 USA: +1 954 784 3178
Fax: Germany: +49 2932 9742 42 167 USA: +1 954 784 3179
Email: melanie.hollmann@eu.takata.com
Alternate email: erica.brechemin@takata.com
Website: https://www.schroth.com/de/
Description:
In 2012 BAE Systems sold its subsidiaries Schroth and BAe Systems Safety Products to Takata Corporation, the pioneer and now global seat belt manufacturer. Schroth’s aviation seat belts are EASA Parts 21 & 145 and FAR21 approved. A large choice of three and four point harnesses is available in several colours, but please note that existing approvals do not cover all options for all Moth aircraft
Contact name: Glen Thompson
525 South Road,
Calton Hill,
Dunedin 9012
New Zealand
Tel: +64 27 243 1089
Email: ThompsonAeroEngineering@gmail.com
Description:
Thompson Aero has moved back to New Zealand from Australia and continues to offer a selection of Moth spares (01.17)
