Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A 'wing walking' display with a pair of Boeing Stearman bi-planes, each with a lady strapped to a safety rig on the top wing. It's not really 'Wing Walking' but it's the only way you'll do it these days without falling off. Unlike some other 'Wing Walking' displays, this 'act' doesn't include aerobatics and smoke. You have to respect anybody that is happy to be on top of that wing, regardless of the fact that there are securely strapped to it.
Both aircraft are Boeing A75L300 Stearmans registered to The Wing Walk Company. G-WGWK was manufactured in 1941 and G-WWLK in 1942.
Filmed at the Headcorn Battle of Britain Airshow 2022.
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A 'wing walking' display with a pair of Boeing Stearman bi-planes, each with a lady strapped to a safety rig on the top wing. It's not really 'Wing Walking' but it's the only way you'll do it these days without falling off. Unlike some other 'Wing Walking' displays, this 'act' doesn't include aerobatics and smoke. You have to respect anybody that is happy to be on top of that wing, regardless of the fact that there are securely strapped to it.
Both aircraft are Boeing A75L300 Stearmans registered to The Wing Walk Company. G-WGWK was manufactured in 1941 and G-WWLK in 1942.
Filmed at the Headcorn Battle of Britain Airshow 2022.
This Video and Audio content is
Copyright © 2024 StephenKeeler (HightFlight/SkyHighFlightTV) All Rights Reserved
