Open-Cockpit WWII Biplane Ride in Easton, MD

Take to the sky in a modified World War II biplane, riding in an open cockpit between two sets of wings. See the Eastern Shore's countryside and waterways from above.

• Fly behind a nine-cylinder, 300-horsepower radial engine
• Look down on a typical route over St. Michaels, Tilghman Island, Oxford, and the Choptank River
• Customize your route to explore the Eastern Shore places you want to see

Important details

• Weight limit: 200 lbs per passenger, dressed to fly
• Requires entering and exiting the front cockpit safely by lifting each leg over a 34-inch-high side while holding a shoulder-high handle with one hand
• Disability accommodations are not available
• Custom routes are limited to within 25 miles of Easton Airport
• Flights operate in steady winds up to about 15–18 knots. Shifting winds above 10 knots may prevent flying. Pilots require 3–5 miles of visibility.
• Forecast temperatures must remain between 50°F (10°C) and 85°F (29°C) throughout the scheduled flight
• Arrive 20 minutes early