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    Airframe Family: de Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth
    Latest Model:Tiger Moth II
    Construction Number:84959
    Last Civil Registration:SE-AMH
    Compressed ID:de Havilland Tiger Moth II cn 84959...
    Latest Owner or Location:Jillian Ann Baker, Woodside, Pyrford Heath, Woking, David Edward Baker, Woodside, Pyrford Heath, Woking

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    Dates

    Event

    1941

    Constructed as a Tiger Moth II by de Havilland at Hatfield.

    5 May 1950


    Photographer: Unknown photographer
    Notes: This is my grandad, worked for LT in the 60s

    From Circa 1960 to Circa 1969

    To LT sports and Social Association, Fairoaks with new c/r G-AIIZ.

    Alan Bond comments (17 July 2020): As far as I am aware, this was one of a batch built by Morris Motors in 1941. It has been seen with the serial T6645 but this may be spurious. It may have been used in South Africa for the Empire Air Training scheme in WWII. It was operated by the LT sports and social association at Fairoaks in the 1960s and I did 7 and 1/2 hours of dual on it in the hope of getting my pilots licence. I am also led to believe that it was actually bought by London Transport for the use of the LTCRSSA as part of the subsidy for the sports association. I left LT in Jan of 1967 when I got married and never got my licence because my membership of the LTCRSSA lapsed. Good to see that it is still around even though damaged and under restoration.

    1975

    Transported by ship.
    In Shipped to Hong Kong by Dave Baker for major restoration work.

    9 April 1983

    Transported by ship.
    Returned to the United Kingdom.

    10 November 1983

    To Jillian Ann Baker, Woodside, Pyrford Heath, Woking, David Edward Baker, Woodside, Pyrford Heath, Woking keeping c/r G-AIIZ.

    20 August 1987

    Civil registration, G-AIIZ, cancelled.

    25 August 1987

    To unknown owner with c/r SE-AMH (DE HAVILLAND-DH-82A, 84959).

    4 August 1999

    Crashed.
    Damaged on take-off at Eslov, Sweden.

    June 2000

    Repair started.
    In Under restoration at Eslov.
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     Civil Aviation Authority of the United Kingdom
    Swedish Transport Agency
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     Alan Bond
    Peter Nicholson
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