Dh60 Collection

Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth G-EBMO
Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-EBMO, in which H.S. Broad won the 1926 Kings Cup Race. Date: 1926

Sir Alan Cobham with his de Havilland DH. 60 Moth biplane
Sir Alan John Cobham (18941973) - English aviation pioneer standing in front of his de Havilland DH.60 Moth G-EBKT, a light-weight, two-place, single-engine

de Havilland DH. 60 Genet Moth G-EBOU
de Havilland DH.60 Genet Moth G-EBOU (msn 271), registered on 8 September 1926 and exported to Germany as D-1651 in June 1929. Date: circa 1925

Sir Alan Cobham with his de Havilland DH. 60 Moth biplane
Sir Alan John Cobham (18941973) - English aviation pioneer standing in front of his de Havilland DH.60 Moth G-EBKT, a light-weight, two-place, single-engine

de Havilland DH-60G Gypsy Moth
Francis Chichester Taking-Off from the Sea in His de Havilland Dh-60G Gypsy Moth Floatplane Date: 1920s

de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-EBQJ

de Havilland DH60 Moth G-Ajajaja
de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-Ajajaja

de Havilland DH60 Moth G-jaBSA
de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-jaBSA

de Havilland DH60 Moth possibly G-EBLV
de Havilland DH60 Moth, possibly G-EBLV, at the 50 years of Flying Display at Hendon, 1951. Date: 1951

de Havilland DH60 Cirrus II Moth G-EBQE Arom
de Havilland DH60 Cirrus II Moth, G-EBQE, Arom, is filled with Shell Motor Spirit by Mrs George Wilson

de Havilland DH60 Cirrus I Moth G-AUAF
de Havilland DH60 Cirrus I Moth, G-AUAF

de Havilland DH60 Cirrus I Moth G-EBOja
de Havilland DH60 Cirrus I Moth, G-EBOja

Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth G-EBLV
Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-EBLV, at the Wisley RAeS Garden Party in 1956. Still airworthy. Date: 1956

Two pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth including G-EBLX
Two pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth, including G-EBLX, of the Newcastle Aero and Tyne Club and a Gnosspelius Gull

Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth G-EBLY
Pre-production de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-EBLY, of the Newcastle Aero and Tyne Club

First prototype de Havilland DH60 Moth G-EBKT
First prototype de Havilland DH60 Moth, G-EBKT, during a demonstration of its wing folding

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The iconic de Havilland DH60 Moth, in all its variations, has left an indelible mark on aviation history. From the pre-production G-EBMO to the DH-60G Gypsy Moth and Cirrus I Moth G-AUAF, this aircraft series revolutionized early flight. One of the most notable figures associated with the de Havilland DH60 is Sir Alan Cobham, who soared through the skies in his beloved biplane. With his trusty DH. 60 Genet Moth G-EBOU by his side, Cobham embarked on daring adventures that captured imaginations worldwide. The sleek design and exceptional performance of the de Havilland DH-60G Gypsy Moth made it a favorite among aviators during its time. Its versatility allowed pilots like Sir Alan Cobham to push boundaries and explore new horizons from above. Cobham's unwavering passion for aviation was evident as he took to the skies repeatedly in his cherished de Havilland DH. 60 Moth biplane. His determination and skill inspired countless aspiring aviators to dream big and reach for their own lofty goals. Not limited to one variant alone, these remarkable aircraft continued to make headlines throughout history. The likes of de Havilland DH60 Moths such as G-EBQJ, G-Ajajaja, and even G-jaBSA showcased their enduring popularity among both pilots and enthusiasts alike. As we look back at these incredible machines today, it is impossible not to appreciate their timeless beauty and significance within aviation heritage. The legacy of the de Havilland DH60 lives on through those who continue to admire its gracefulness in flight - forever etching its name into our collective memory as a true icon of early aviation innovation.