a light aircraft produced by the
de Havilland Aircraft
Company Ltd. in the United Kingdom, and introduced into
service in 1932. The Tiger Moth was a biplane (an airplane with two
sets of
wings) used for
training pilots during
World War II (1939–1945). Its takeoff and climbing speed was around 66 miles (106.2 km) per hour and its
average speed was 75 to 90 miles (120.7-144.8 km) per hour. More than eight thousand of these
planes were built for
use by various air forces.
a light military aircraft produced in the early 1900s by the
de Havilland Aircraft
Company Ltd.,
UK.