Go on, be brave and do a wing walk in Lincolnshire! Whether you step up onto the wing for charity, or just for the sheer pleasure of doing something this mad, these wing walking experiences will literally take your breath away.

You will be taking to the skies to 'walk' the wing of a biplane at Wickenby Airfield in Lincolnshire. These events are operated by specialists, as offering wing walking to the general public (and indeed going wing walking for charity) is so regulated. Indeed, it's not everywhere in the country you'll find such an activity, so if you're in the Lincolnshire, East Midlands/Midlands and South Yorkshire areas, this small airfield midway between Lincoln and Louth is perfectly placed for your first foray into wing walking.

Indeed, Wickenby is a lovely place for your wing walking display. The original 1940s control tower is still standing and very much in use as a museum and brilliant little cafe. This is very useful information when you find out that you are welcome to invite up 50 (yes, 50!) friends and family to come along and watch your wing walk show in Lincolnshire. It means there are good facilities, with plenty of parking, space to watch the aerial action and cups of tea being freshly brewed at all times.

As for what you'll be doing whilst your perched atop that wing? Well, that really depends on your courage. Most newbie wing walkers try a wave or two (which in itself isn't easy at the high speeds with the wind resistance), whilst those who really take it will be lifting their legs and giving it the thumbs aloft. The sequence you'll be flying is a real crowd-pleaser too, as you do low-level flypasts in front of the control tower and sweeping turns as you wing walk over the Lincolnshire countryside. Utterly thrilling!

• 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
• Wing Walkers must be between 18 and 80 years old
• You must weigh less than 13 stone 4 lb (85kg) with clothes and shoes on
• Participants will be weighed on the day. If over the weight limit you will forfeit your experience
• 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 a 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 are 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
• Pets are not allowed on the airfield
• You cannot consume alcohol or drugs before a flight, tests my be applied if you are suspected of breaking these rules