Vintage WWII FlightSaskatchewan Aviation Museum

The Vintage WWII Flight at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum is not just an activity—it’s a journey back in time. Imagine stepping into a 1942 DH82 Tiger Moth, a legendary WWII training aircraft, and experiencing what it was like to fly during one of history’s most pivotal moments. This is more than just a flight; it’s a chance to relive history and feel the thrill of flying in a piece of aviation heritage.

Booking a flight in a Tiger Moth is an opportunity you won't want to miss. It’s a rare chance to soar through the skies in an aircraft that played a significant role in training pilots during WWII. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, history buff, or someone looking for an unforgettable experience, this flight offers something truly special.

Once aboard, the excitement begins even before take-off. You'll feel the engine rumble to life as the pilot prepares for flight. As you take off and gain altitude, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of Saskatoon and the surrounding area. The open cockpit design of the Tiger Moth adds to the thrill, letting you fully immerse yourself in the experience as the wind rushes past.

The moment of take-off is one of pure exhilaration. As the Tiger Moth climbs into the sky, you’ll be struck by how different this experience is from modern flying. There’s no pressurized cabin or in-flight entertainment—just you, the pilot, and the sky. It’s an experience that strips flying back to its roots, reminding you of the pure joy of flight.

Before the flight, there’s a pre-flight safety briefing with experienced pilots and ground crew. They will walk you through the basic principles of flight and provide a brief history of the aircraft. This isn’t just a ride; it’s an educational journey that connects you to the past, offering insights into the role this aircraft played in the British Commonwealth Training Plan during WWII.