Valiant Air Command is providing hangar space for the red-and-white Wing Walking USA biplane next to the nonprofit's Warbird Air Museum at the airport, commander Norm Daniels said.

The Mason Wing Walking business in Sequim, Washington, that allowed paying thrill-seekers to clamber over the wings of a 1940s Stearman biplane while in flight is no more.

Wing walking is the act of walking or performing stunts on the wings of an aircraft in motion, typically a biplane. It is believed that wing walking first began in America in the 1920s.

Mason Wing Walking is facing FAA investigation after a ... Thrill-seekers pay the Masons close to $1,000 so they can climb out of the cockpit of a 1940s Stearman biplane and strap themselves ...

The Mason Wing Walking business in Sequim that allowed paying thrill-seekers to clamber over the wings of a 1940s Stearman biplane while in flight is no more. The Federal Aviation Administration ...

“I remember seeing old footage of wing-walking. Those aircraft were only traveling at, I don’t know, 40, 50 miles an hour. This aircraft is up to over 120 miles an hour.

The Mason Wing Walking business in Sequim, Washington, that allowed paying thrill-seekers to clamber over the wings of a 1940s Stearman biplane while in flight is no more.

Wing walking is the act of walking or performing stunts on the wings of an aircraft in motion, typically a biplane. It is believed that wing walking first began in America in the 1920s.