Aero Antiques/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: aeroantiques@unicombox.com
Description:
Founded by Ron South, Aero Antiques/MK aviation Services has the restoration or major repair of over one hundred 1930s British light aircraft to its credit, including many de Havilland types. AA/MK can fabricate major wooden components for such projects.
BVA Vintage Aviation LCC
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Contact name: Bruno Vonlanthen
F.X.Müllerstrasse 41,
3185 Schmitten
Switzerland
Tel: +41 26 496 13 52
Email: tigermoth@bluewin.ch
Website: None
Description:
BVA Vintage Aviation is a new business (2014) founded by ex Swiss Air Force qualified engineer and permit aircraft inspector Bruno Vonlanthen, already well known for his restoration of DH60GIII HB-UBO and Tiger Moth HB-UBC.
Crofton Aero Services
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Contact name: Paul Groves
31 Russell Road,
Lee-on-Solent,
Hampshire PO13 9HR.
England
Mobile (cell): 07958 240 890
Email: grovesmoth@aol.com
Website: None
Description:
Crofton Aero Services specialises in restoration and repair, overhaul and product support of vintage aircraft and has extensive experience of Moths and the Gipsy Major engine
Croydon Aircraft Company Ltd.
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Contact name: Colin Smith
Old Mandeville Airfield,
No.6 R.D.,
Gore,
New Zealand
Tel: Croydon Aircraft Co.: +64 3 208 9755 Croydon Aviation Heritage Centre +64 3 208 6046
Fax: +64 3 208 4288
Email: croydon.aircraft@esi.co.nz
Website: https://www.croydonaviation.co.nz/
Description:
The Croydon Aeroplane Company is New Zealand’s best known restorer and, in association with the Croydon Aviation Heritage Centre, operator of classic de Havilland aeroplanes.
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: davidsonaeroworks@gmail.com
Website: www.davidsonaeroworks.com
Description:
Davidson Aeroworks manufactures wooden spars (see Section 68), fin, stabiliser and wing leading and trailing edges, interplane struts and other wooden components for the Tiger Moth and Gipsy Moth. 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.
Hodge Air Services Ltd
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Contact name: David Hodgkinson
Unit 21, Thruxton Industrial Estate,
Thruxton Airfield, Thruxton
Hampshire, SP11 8PW,
England
Tel: +44 1732 822 686
Fax: +44 1732 822 686
Email: hodgeair@aol.com
Website: None
Description:
Hodge Air Services was founded in 1974 and specialises in wooden components. The company has extensive Moth experience, particularly Tiger Moth wings. Some components can be furnished covered on an exchange basis.
Luskintyre Aircraft Restorations
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Contact name: Matt Webber
Luskintyre Airfield,
252 Pywells Road,
Luskintyre,
NSW 2321,
Australia
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P.O.Box 277,
Rutherford,
NSW 2320,
Australia
Mobile (cell): +61 477 120 002
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.
Poncelet (Etablissements Poncelet)
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Contact name: Marc Deltenre
Z.I. de Martinrou,
Rue du Progrès 6,
6220 Fleurus,
Belgium
Tel: +32 475 44 36 20
Email: info@poncelet.eu
Website: http://www.ets-poncelet.com/index.html
Description:
Etablissements Poncelet was founded in 1932 to make wooden propellers and later wooden boats. Lead by the Poncelet family for three generations, in 2012 Marc Deltenre took over the reins to develop the business further. The propeller making tradition continues and the company has begun making other wooden aircraft components. Experience includes several sets of wings for airworthy reproductions of the Aviatik C.1.
Raymond’s Aircraft Restoration bvba
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Contact name: Raymond Cuypers
Luchthavenlei 1 PB 52
B-2100 Deurne,
Belgium
Tel: +32 3 321 1317
Fax: +32 3 321 1317
Mobile (cell): +32 495 548 850
Email: raymond.cuypers@rar.be
Website: http://www.rar.be
Description:
Raymond Cuypers has been restoring classic and antique aircraft – and winning prizes – for 20 years, and set up his business at Antwerp in 2003 (Belgian CAA licence n° VA03-12). Wooden aircraft are a speciality and Raymond’s experience includes Fokker, Auster, Stampe and Aeronca aircraft as well as the Chipmunk and Tiger Moth. The business is Belgian CAA licensed for wooden component manufacture.
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.
