Skip Stewart, whose full name is William Lewis Stewart, is an American aerobatic and commercial pilot who flies in airshows. He was born on 9 February 1968 and is best known for flying a Pitts biplane. Stewart was a member of the X-Team, an airshow act in which he flew alongside Jim LeRoy in the routine known as Codename Mary's Lamb. He was flying with LeRoy on the day LeRoy crashed his aircraft and died, and the next day Stewart flew his Pitts biplane in a salute to his late teammate. His airshow work has its own website, listed as an external link on the article. The English Wikipedia article is short, so this entry limits itself to his nationality, birth date, the biplane type, his X-Team membership and that salute, and states no competition record or titles the source does not give.
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is an aerobatic and commercial pilot from the United States who flies in airshows
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He was flying with him the day Leroy crashed his aircraft and died.
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is an aerobatic and commercial pilot from the United States who flies in airshows
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