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Designed in late 1931 as a trans-channel passenger aircraft, the DH-83 Fox Moth could carry three or four passengers in the enclosed cabin, in addition to the pilot who sat in a separate cockpit.
ZK-APT under the hand of restorer Stan Smith, taxis back after a display at Ardmore Aerodrome. Photo: © Historical Aviation Film Unit
The Mosquito Launch Spectacular Airshow at Ardmore Aerodrome in Auckland (New Zealand) featured a wide variety of de Havilland aircraft types. Many are shown here during their display at the show -- several DH.82a Tiger Moths and DHC-1 Chipmunks, and a single example each of a DH.60 Gypsy Moth, DH.83 Fox Moth, DH.84 Dragon, and a DH.94 Moth Minor.
Fox Moth ZK-ADI is another of the type that has been regularly seen in New Zealand skies at various airshow events. The following video shows three aircraft from the de Havilland stable at Omaka Aerodrome in New Zealand in 2009.
This video shows three de Havilland airliners from the 1930's, as seen at Omaka Aerodrome in New Zealand in 2009.
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