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I always talk up the event, but this year is shaping up to be one of the best ever.
Unique Announced attendee's include:
- B-29 FIFI - Commemorative Airforce.
- B-29 DOC - United States Aviation Museum//Friends of DOC
- B-17 YANKEE LADY - Yankee Air Museum (Usually 2-4 B-17's on the field as well)
- PB4Y-2 “Privateer” - GossHawk Unlimited
- 422 Mk X Avro Lancaster - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
- B-25 Mitchell - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum (Usually 4-7 B-25's on the field as well)
- F-100F Super Sabre - Privately Owned
- Worlds' oldest flying jet: F-86A Sabre (S/N 48-178) - Built in 1948, to attend Oshkosh for the first time.
- B-52 Stratofortress
- F-22 Raptor
- F-35 Lightning II
- AV8B Harrier
Mass Arrivals scheduled:
- Bonanzas
- Cessnas
- Cherokees
- Ercoupes (75th anniversary)
- Mooneys
- Pitts (70th anniversary)
- Stinsons (95th anniversary)
Other noteables
-John Klatt Airshows’ Screamin Sasquatch jet-powered Waco
- Apollo 13 commemoration with team members and support crew speaking at theatre in the woods.
- World-Record Sky Diving Attempt 108 person jump from 20,000 feet.
- Burt Rutan returning to Oshkosh to speak.
Unique Announced attendee's include:
- B-29 FIFI - Commemorative Airforce.
- B-29 DOC - United States Aviation Museum//Friends of DOC
- B-17 YANKEE LADY - Yankee Air Museum (Usually 2-4 B-17's on the field as well)
- PB4Y-2 “Privateer” - GossHawk Unlimited
- 422 Mk X Avro Lancaster - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
- B-25 Mitchell - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum (Usually 4-7 B-25's on the field as well)
- F-100F Super Sabre - Privately Owned
- Worlds' oldest flying jet: F-86A Sabre (S/N 48-178) - Built in 1948, to attend Oshkosh for the first time.
- B-52 Stratofortress
- F-22 Raptor
- F-35 Lightning II
- AV8B Harrier
Mass Arrivals scheduled:
- Bonanzas
- Cessnas
- Cherokees
- Ercoupes (75th anniversary)
- Mooneys
- Pitts (70th anniversary)
- Stinsons (95th anniversary)
Other noteables
-John Klatt Airshows’ Screamin Sasquatch jet-powered Waco
- Apollo 13 commemoration with team members and support crew speaking at theatre in the woods.
- World-Record Sky Diving Attempt 108 person jump from 20,000 feet.
- Burt Rutan returning to Oshkosh to speak.
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