Betty Bromage, a fearless 97-year-old from Cheltenham, has once again made history by breaking her own World Record as the oldest female wing walker. Defying age and adversity, Betty completed the daring aerial feat at 97 years and 127 days old, just one year after recovering from a stroke.
The record-breaking wing walk took place at RFC Rendcomb Airfield in Cirencester, where Betty stood atop a flying aircraft as it soared through the skies. Her latest achievement surpassed the record she had previously set at the age of 93, reaffirming her reputation as one of the world’s most inspiring adventure enthusiasts.
Betty first took up wing walking at the age of 87 and has now completed the exhilarating challenge six times. Her remarkable courage, resilience, and determination continue to inspire people of all ages, proving that neither age nor health setbacks can limit the pursuit of extraordinary dreams.
With this incredible accomplishment, Betty Bromage has successfully retained her World Record as the oldest female wing walker, demonstrating that passion, perseverance, and a fearless spirit can overcome even the greatest challenges.
