Do insects wings ever get tired from flying?

Answer 1

According to the site linked below, yes:

"With all this high speed business of being a flying insect, people may have wondered if insects ever get tired. They do but they demonstrate a terrific resistance to fatigue. A Drosphila Fly has been known to fly continously for 6.5 hours and a Schistocerca Locust for 9 hours. Wing muscles have made more than one million successive beats before tiring yet in contrast, the worker Honeybee may tire after 15 minutes of flying."

Answer 2

no