What's Included
- Experience the thrill of loops & barrel rolls along with a series of zoom climbs, dives and fly pasts in front of your family and friends
- Full safety briefing on all aspects of your wing walking experience
- Meet your display pilot for a briefing on your flight routine and hand signals to the pilot during flight
- Demonstration of how to climb up and down from the wing and operation of the harness system
- Take to the skies on the wing of a Boeing Stearman biplane, hitting speeds of up to 120mph
- Aerobatic flights last approximately 10-12 minutes
- Please allow around three hours on the airfield for this experience
- Goggles and ear plugs are provided
- Personalised certificate as a memento of your day
- Complimentary premium gift packaging from Into the Blue
- Please note: Participants must have completed a standard wing walk at a UK wing walking provider to be able to participate
- The Zero to Hero option lets you take part in both a standard flight lasting 8-10 minutes (a series of zoom climbs, dives and fly pasts) and the aerobatic flight
- There will be a minimum 3-hour break between flights on the same day, or the second flight can be taken on another day if preferred
What Can I Expect
Up the ante with aerobatic wing walking! For these advanced wing walking experiences, you will be standing on the wing…whilst the plane performs stunts. We're talking proper, full-adrenaline aerobatics.
To be eligible to become an aerobatic wing walker, you need to have already done a standard wing walk (either at the locations offered here, or anywhere in the UK), or opt for the Zero to Hero voucher to include both flights.
Just imagine climbing up and onto the wing of the vintage Boeing Stearman. Safely strapped in with the CAA approved five-point harness, you'll hear the words ‘clear prop' and off you go. Even having walked the wing before, the anticipation and excitement never waivers. As your goggles press against your face and the wind picks up, the pilot deftly pulls the Stearman up… and you're airborne.
When it comes to aerobatics on the wing, you couldn't be in better hands. All these advanced wing walks are taken with highly-experienced display pilots at the helm and the aeroplane is cleared for lots of different aerial manoeuvres (as is your pilot!).
So, get ready to experience some classic aerobatic moves from the unique perspective of the wing on these thrilling advanced wings walks!
And, if you can, look at the ground to see your friends and family in the dedicated spectator zone cheering you on. All the moves are done directly over the aerodrome, so they'll see everything from your take off and your aerial display, to your landing.
You've done a wingwalk before and it was awesome. These utterly brilliant experiences certainly take walking on the wing to new heights. Book your aerobatic wing walking flight now and all that remains to be seen is if you're ready for some aerial stunts!
When Is It Available
- Flights are available on selected dates April and October
- Flights can be scheduled to take place between 10am and 4pm
- Numbers for each date are limited and operate on a first come first serve basis
- All flights are weather dependant, if your display is cancelled due to poor weather an alternative date will be arranged
2026 Schedule
Kent Headcorn Aerodrome
- Selected weekday and weekend dates between April and October
- Weekday sessions generally take place on Mondays and Thursdays
Dorset Henstridge Airfield
- 29th-31st May, 4th-6th September
Lincolnshire Wickenby Aerodrome
- 26th-28th June, 21st-23rd August
Northamptonshire Sywell Aerodrome
- 19th-21st June, 7th-9th August
Location
- Dorset Henstridge Airfield
- Lincolnshire Wickenby Aerodrome
- Kent Headcorn Aerodrome
- Northamptonshire Sywell Aerodrome
Suitable For
- Maximum weight is 89kg (14 stone) with clothes and shoes on
- Participants will be weighed on the day. If over the weight limit you will forfeit your experience
- Minimum age 18 (no maximum age)
- Maximum waist measurement (including layers of clothing and a jacket 40 inches/102 cms)
- Maximum height 6ft 2ins (188 cms) (it may be possible to accommodate those over this height for those with a shorter upper body, please check before purchase)
Please be aware that wing walking carries a higher risk than a 'normal' airline flight and these risks will be clearly explained to you on the day - You need to be able to climb up to the top wing of the aircraft (around 10 feet)
- You cannot take part if you have or are suffering from Epilepsy, fits, severe head injury, blackouts, fainting or giddiness, disease of the brain or nervous system, high blood pressure, heart or lung disease, recurrent weakness or dislocation of any limb, diabetes, mental illness, drug or alcohol addiction although if managed by diet or medication you may be able to participate and should contact your GP/Consultant
- If you have any pre existing medical conditions which you feel may prevent you from taking part you should consult your doctor
- You cannot fly if you a pregnant
- All wingwalkers will be required to sign a disclaimer prior to taking part
- You will be securely attached to the aircraft at all times using a purpose built CAA approved harness and rig
- You should wear a couple of layers of close fitting comfortable clothing and flat soled lace up footwear
- Earplugs and goggles are provided
- Jewellery will need to be removed for the display
- You cannot consume alcohol or drugs before a flight, tests my be applied if you are suspected of breaking these rules
Spectators
- You can invite up to 50 guests to watch
- Great opportunities for photographs and video recordings to be taken
- Car parking, toilets and catering facilities are located on site
Anything Else
- This experience is approved by the CAA and you are permitted to raise money or be sponsored whilst Wing Walking at this location
- Please note that it is a condition of CAA approval that you must be fully aware that Wing Walking carries a higher risk than a normal commercial flight (e.g when you fly on holiday). The operator of these experiences will brief you clearly on the risks that have been identified and how they have been mitigated to make the experiences as safe as possible. You will receive an in depth briefing on the day of your flight and have the opportunity to ask any questions before signing a disclaimer, confirmation of briefing and risk acceptance.







