British woman Betty Bromage, aged 97, breaks her own Guinness World Record for the oldest female wing walker. Multiple reports say Bromage performs the stunt by standing on an aircraft’s wings while being secured with straps, a style of wing-walking that involves performing while the plane is in flight. France 24 and the Daily Mail both describe the record as Bromage’s latest achievement after she previously set the mark earlier in her life. The Daily Mail adds that the latest attempt involves a biplane departing from RFC Rendcomb Airfield in Gloucestershire. The reports frame the activity as a repeat performance, with the Daily Mail noting the stunt is carried out about a decade after her first attempt. Across outlets, the central points remain the same: Bromage is 97, she is a wing walker, and she is confirmed by Guinness for setting a new mark that surpasses her previous record.