This is your chance to go wing walking in Gloucestershire with AeroSuperBatics! AeroSuperBatics has operated the world's only aerobatic wing walking display team since 1987 and has flown at many airshows, performing as the Crunchie Flying Circus, the Guinot wingwalkers, the Utterly Butterly Barnstormers and the Breitling wingwalkers. You'll need nerves of steel and a head for heights for this one, but it is totally amazing.

If you've ever been to an air show in the UK, the chances are you will have seen this wing walking team performing. The AeroSuperBatics wing walkers have thrilled and delighted over six million spectators in the UK alone, with their daredevil aerial antics. Now it's over to you to literally climb up onto the wing of a biplane and go fly!

You'll be heading to AeroSuperBatic's home base at ex WW1 Rendcomb Aerodrome in the Cotswolds for this wing walking experience. All pilots are current display team pilots and your coach will be a fully trained, professional wing walker. Appropriately, your AeroSuperBatics safety briefing takes place in a fully restored Officer's Mess building dating back to 1916, where the World War 1 RAF pilots would assemble before taking off on their training sorties.

The professional AeroSuperBatics wingwalkers will tell you that you need some serious core strength to perform handstands at 1000ft whilst battling the wind pressure of flying at 150mph. And in fact, it's quite a mission just to get to the wing walk rig of the 1940s AeroSuperBatics Stearman biplane. And to give you an idea of wind pressure, think about how it feels if you stick your head out of car window being driven at 70mph on the motorway - and double it!

Of course, any activity like wing walking carries an element of risk, but these Gloucestershire-based wing walkers have a 100% safety record, having operated thousands of wing walks since they started in 1984 and they're considered the industry leaders. One thing we will say is that you should check the requirements carefully before buying a voucher, as the height and weight limits are quite strict.

Once you're strapped in and up there on the wing taxiing along, you're sure to be thinking "What on earth am I doing? I'm actually standing on the wing of plane that's about to take off." You sure are. And once you're airborne and wing walking, look down at your gathered friends and family and (try) and give them a hearty wave, as your pilot performs fly pasts, zoom climbs, steep dives and even banked turns - just like AeroSuperBatics professionals!

• Selected weekdays and occasional Saturdays between March and October
• For the safety of passengers, flights are subject to suitable weather conditions
• Participants will be contacted after 3pm the day before their flight if the weather is unsuitable
• The pilot will continue to assess conditions prior to the flight and should they consider the weather not to be suitable, flights will be postponed or re-scheduled

• Minimum age 18 (no maximum age)
• Maximum height 6ft 2ins (188cms)
• Maximum weight 14 stone (88kgs)
• Maximum waist measurement (including layers of clothing and a jacket 40 inches (102 cms)
• Participants must be able to climb up and down from the top of the wing on the bi-plane (steep climb of approximately 10ft/3m)
• Wingwalkers must not have suffered from any of the following conditions: Epilepsy, fits, severe head injury, recurrent blackouts, fainting fits or giddiness, disease of the brain or nervous system, heart or lung disease, recurrent weakness or dislocation of any limb, mental illness, drug or alcohol addiction

• Spectators are welcome to watch your wingwalking experience from the restored WW1 Officers Mess, boasting fabulous views of the private airfield
• The Officers Mess/Club House has furniture indoors and outdoors, offering the perfect place to watch the wingwalkers zoom by
• Guests are welcome to bring snacks/picnic
• Hot beverages are available to purchase on site
• Guests must remain within the designated spectator area at all times
• Young children must be under constant supervision by an adult
• Dogs are welcome but must remain on a lead
• To avoid missing the wingwalkers experience, spectators should arrive at the same time as the participant

• You may use your wingwalking experience to raise money for charity and video footage can be provided upon request to assist with your campaign
• Participants should wear tight clothing. Warm layers are recommended and a coat without a hood
• Hand held cameras are not permitted due to the strong winds
• Trainers or soft grippy soled secure shoes should be worn
• Some body mounted cameras are not suitable (including helmets and head-cams) however participants are welcome to bring along any cameras and mounts/harnesses for the pilot to assess the suitability
• Most types of glasses can be worn underneath the wingwalking goggles
• Contact lenses can be worn, but occasionally they can become dislodged so do bring a spare pair of glasses
• You will be secured to the wingwalking rig by a CAA approved safety harness by a professional wingwalker