Canadian Museum of Flight Tiger Moth Restoration

Canadian Museum of Flight Tiger Moth Restoration After a mishap during takeoff we are faced with the complete restoration of the Museum's 1941 de Havilland 82C Tiger Moth. Help is urgently needed.

The Canadian Museum of Flight is committed to returning our de Havilland 82C Tiger Moth back to the sky, but we need your help to make it happen. The Board of Directors has placed a restoration/replacement cost of $85,000 on the project. We hope to have her flying again in a matter of months. If you would like to make a donation to the Tiger Moth Restoration Fund, you can do so either online, by phone, mail or by dropping in for a visit. Please specify that your donation is for the “Tiger Moth Restoration Fund”. All Donations of $50+ Eligible for a Tax Deductible Receipt

Donations of $10,000+ Tax Deductible Receipt + Your name on the tail for two years! Donations of $25,000+ Tax Deductible Receipt +Your name on the tail in BLOCK CAPITALS! We will be providing timely updates on the status of the Moth restoration along with special announcements both on our website and this page. Finally, we would like to sincerely thank all our friends and supporters for their well wishes for the two crew members involved in the accident. Both are doing well, and have made a few visits to the Museum. We are incredibly pleased to see them up and around the hangar as we now focus our efforts on getting our beloved Tiger Moth back together and into the air where it belongs. Please help, if you can!

10/31/2014

Happy Halloween!

No tricks here, just treats! We wanted to share an update on our generous donors. Donations have come in the form of funds, support and services.

$10,000 donations
- Metasoft Systems Inc
- Starline Windows (2001) Ltd
- Anonymous

We have also received donations of $1,000 or less
totaling $3,396

In Kind Donations:
Langley Aero Structures
Bear Crane Services
Les Burkholder
Magnatech Inspections

Please help us thank them for their help with this restoration project and thank you all for following along! More updates on the progress coming very soon!

Address

Hangar #3/5333 216th Street
Langley, BC
V2Y2N3

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