Bygone Aviation
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Contact name: Matt Pettit
Oaklands Aerodrome,
Stonesfield,
Nr Witney,
Oxfordshire OX29 8DW,
England
Registered address:
Lowin House, Tregolls Road,
Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2NA, England.
Tel: None
Mobile (cell): 07961 308 243
Email: matt@bygoneaviation.com
Website: http://www.bygoneaviation.com
Description:
Bygone Aviation was established 12 years ago and its accomplishments include restorations of a Stampe SV4, a Bücker Jungmann and a Jungmeister. Current (04.14) projects include the completel restoration of Gipsy Moth G-AAZG to original condition. Bygone is anticipating BCAR Section A8 approvals and has enlarged workshop premises under construction (04.14)
Davidson Aeroworks
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Contact name: Neil Davidson
2135 St. Mary Lake Road,
Kimberley,
British Columbia V1A 3K4,
Canada
Tel: +1 250 427 7178
Fax: +1 250 427 7678
Email: peggneil@xplornet.com
Website: None
Description:
Davidson Aeroworks makes Tiger Moth and Gipsy Moth replacement wing, aileron, fin, rudder, elevator and tail plane spars, manufactured to original standards and complete with all blocking in place, all holes jig-drilled and ready to install. Davidson Aeroworks has a Transport Canada Specialised approval for the fabrication, repair and testing of aircraft wooden structures, which has permitted special procedures approval of components under other regulatory regimes.
Flying Restorations Ltd.
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Contact name: Steve Roberts, Martin Kimm
Shed 9,
Home Farm,
Old Warden Park,
Biggleswade,
Bedfordshire, SG18 9DU,
England
Tel: +44 7792 745 902
Mobile (cell): +44 7720 681 642
Email: flyingrestorers@aol.com
Website: None
Description:
In 2013, after 30 years as part of the famous SkySport team, Steve Roberts and Martin Kimm launched Flying Restorations to continue the antique aircraft services that made SkySport’s international reputation. Flying Restorations moved into new premises at Old Warden in 2020.
Luskintyre Aircraft Restorations
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Contact name: Matt Webber
Luskintyre Airfield,
252 Pywells Road,
Luskintyre,
Lochinvar, NSW 2321,
Australia
Tel: +61 2 4930 6221
Fax: +44 1328 830 232
Mobile (cell): +61 408 422 805
Email: matt@aircraftrestoration.com.au
Website: http://aircraftrestoration.com.au
Description:
Luskintyre Aircraft Restorations, once Windair and based on the private airfield of Luskintyre, continues a 40-year tradition as a major restorer and repairer of de Havilland aircraft. LAR sells new wood spars.
Max Aero Inc.
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Contact name: Marc Stamsta
Hartford Municipal Airport
Hartford, WI
USA
Tel: +1 262 490 8451
Email: maxaero.marc@gmail.com
Website: http://maxaero.net/aboutus.html
Description:
Max Aero specialises in wing kits, particularly for Howard, Fairchild and Waco aircraft. The company also makes and sells wooden wing spars to drawings
MK Aviation Services
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Contact name: Mike Souch
Durley Airstrip,
Hill Farm, Netherhill Lane,
Durley, Southampton,
SO32 2BP
England
Tel: +44 1489 789 829
Mobile (cell): 07792 772 730
Email: souch763@btinternet.com
Website: None
Description:
MK Aviation is the components business associated with the well known restorer of 1930s aeroplanes Aero Antiques. It offers parts for a wide range of antique aircraft including several of the Moth types.
Smith Tech Air
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Contact name: Stan Smith
North Shore Airfield,
Postman Road,
RD4 Albany,
Auckland,
New Zealand
Tel: +64 942 48759
Fax: +64 942 63735
Email: vintageaircraft@xtra.co.nz
Description:
Stan Smith is associated with many thirties and forties aircraft projects, including an Avro Cadet, a Miles Gemini and a Messenger, a Proctor V and several Austers. He has also restored de Havilland types DH82, DH83, DH84 (ZK-AXI) and DH94 (ZK-AKM). Stan is currently rebuilding NZ’s earliest Tiger Moth, c/n DHNZ1 (6.08)
Vintage Aeroplane Repairs and Restoration
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Contact name: Martin Honeychurch
Denford Manor,
Hungerford,
Berkshire, RG17 0UN,
England
Tel: +44 1488 682 949
Email: None
Website: None
Description:
VARR continues in the superb craft tradition of the discontinued Newbury Aeroplane Co, with whom Martin Honeychurch collaborated for many years. An extensive experience of 1930s aircraft includes several Moth types.
