97-year-old Betty Bromage breaks her own Guinness World Record as oldest wing walker | TheBriefWire
97-year-old Betty Bromage breaks her own Guinness World Record as oldest wing walker
Published 9 August 2026 ยท world
Betty Bromage, aged ninety-seven, has once again become the world's oldest female wing walker. She achieved this remarkable feat in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom on August
Betty Bromage, aged ninety-seven, has once again become the world's oldest female wing walker. She achieved this remarkable feat in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom on August fourth, 2026.
This accomplishment came just a year after she suffered a stroke, proving age is no barrier. Bromage undertook the thrilling adventure to raise funds for
the hospital that cared for her. Her actions highlight a growing trend of seniors embracing adventurous travel experiences.
Published: August 9, 2026 โข 8:46 AM IST ยท Updated: August 11, 2026 โข 1:32 AM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
Betty Bromage, aged ninety-seven, has once again become the world's oldest female wing walker.
She achieved this remarkable feat in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom on August fourth, 2026. This accomplishment came just a year after she suffered a stroke, proving age is no barrier.
Bromage undertook the thrilling adventure to raise funds for the hospital that cared for her.
Her actions highlight a growing trend of seniors embracing adventurous travel experiences.