RAF Benevolent Fund

The flights are either 30 or 60 minutes long

Iconic 1930s Tiger Moth soars above Yorkshire - and now you can do it too

Little Jacob Newsam, from Methley, has been shortlisted in the Above and Beyond category of the RAF Benevolent Fund’s annual awards. Photo: RAF Benevolent Fund

Leeds boy shortlisted for national award after raising £43,000 for RAF charity

Terry Clark was one of two remaining air crew, known as The Few, who took to the skies to defend the UK against attacks from the Luftwaffe.

Battle of Britain veteran and last Yorkshire member of The Few dies aged 101

Jeffrey Long MBE has clocked up thousands of miles - and a few famous fans - by taking on extreme walking challenges over the past 12 years in aid of good causes. Credit: SWNS

Yorkshire veteran, 88, completes 88-mile walking challenge despite undergoing ch...

The RAF Benevolent Fund was founded in 1919

How RAF Benevolent Fund helped one Yorkshireman - but wants to get thousands mor...

The RAF is marking its centenary by reaching out to those veterans, and their fmailies, who need greater support.

Through adversity to the stars as RAF launches new mission – The Yorkshire Post ...

Tiger Moths have open cockpits

Here's how you can book a flight in a WW2-era Tiger Moth plane in Yorkshire

PIC: Charlotte Graham

Marvellous Tiger Moths still making mark on history

Pilots from the Royal Air Force Benevolent Tiger Moth Squadron, over Castle Howard. Picture by Charlotte Graham.

You can take a flight in the Tiger Moth aircraft used to train RAF pilots in the...

Repaying our debt to brave members of RAF

Pushing the limits for charities

Sean keeps on pushing to help charities

Gruelling bike ride to raise funds for RAF personnel

Up hill and down dale, and still fresh as a Daisy