'Mass casualties' at US air show plane crash

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Sifor... I can guarantee that the biplane you see doing aerobatics over the Gold Coast is NOT a WWI era aircraft.... I would hazard a guess that it is in fact a Tiger Moth (or a similar DeHavilland product at least).. so more of a WWII product! :mrgreen:

Amazing that there ARE actually some airworthy WWI aircraft around.... but they would not be used for Gold Coast joy flights!
 
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Sifor... I can guarantee that the biplane you see doing aerobatics over the Gold Coast is NOT a WWI era aircraft.... I would hazard a guess that it is in fact a Tiger Moth (or a similar DeHavilland product at least).. so more of a WWII product! :mrgreen:

Amazing that there ARE actually some airworthy WWI aircraft around.... but they would not be used for Gold Coast joy flights!
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Its a 1942 Tiger actually.
 
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