Vintage Tiger Moth Joyflights

Take a step back in time as you climb aboard one of our award winning 1940s Tiger Moths. These aircrafts were used to train combat pilots in WWII.

You will look the part wearing our leather flying helmet, goggles, gloves and flying jacket as you feel the wind in your face and experience the freedom of open cockpit flying.

First flying in 1931, this rugged aeroplane has forged a reputation for reliability and safety. The aircraft can perform a wide range of aerobatic manoeuvres such as spins, loops and barrel rolls.

You will never know the sheer joy of flying until you take a flight in the legendary Tiger Moth. Bring a friend along and try a formation flight.

For the thrill seekers take a ride in the awesome Yak 52 Russian aerobatic aircraft. The ultimate 3D rollercoaster ride without the Theme Park queues! Carve up the sky with high speed loops and rolls.

Turn the world upside down as you fly inverted hanging by your harness.

Get the adrenalin pumping as you experience an inverted spin, if you dare. Try some aerobatics yourself, even if you can't fly. The Yak is equally at home completing gentle turns and dives with the canopy open for a more leisurely flight.

We operate from historic Point Cook Airfield which is the oldest continuously operating military air base in the world. It is also home for the RAAF Museum. We fly 7 days a week and bookings are essential. Gift vouchers are available.

Safety is our number one priority and all our pilots are highly skilled professionals with Qantas.

Our aircraft are all meticulously maintained with Tiger Moth VH-LJM winning the Concourse d'Elegance Award for Best Warbird Trainer at the 2005 Australian International Air show.

Bring your camera!