USA Oshkosh Bucket List!

This mecca of all aviation events needs no introduction!

Hit Oshkosh for photography hardddd with the best in the business! We also have exclusive accommodation sorted (one of the greatest challenges of such a trip!). Oshkosh is a small town and hotels are very expensive, or very far away. We'll be staying practically on site, in our own air conditioned apartments!

A total bucket list adventure!

Here's a flavour of what to expect...

In 2022, there were nearly 650,000 visitors, which was more than 2021's attendance, and exceeded the previous record of 642,000 which was set in 2019.

·      650,000+ visitors with 2,800 from 92 nations around the world, spending $170m!

·       10,000+ visiting aircraft

·       3,226 aircraft comprising 1,156 home-builds, 1,375 vintage aeroplanes, 369 warbirds, 137 ultralights and light-sport aircraft, 87 seaplanes, 25 rotorcraft and 77 aerobatic aircraft

·       863 trade exhibitors in 5 huge exhibition halls

·       797 media representatives on-site from 6 continents

·       1,400 forums, workshops, and presentations attended by more than 75,000 people

As well as the aircraft landing, taking off, on the ground and flying in the daily airshow there is also:

·     A giant ‘Fly Market’ selling non-aviation and aviation items, from bits and parts to whole aircraft!

·      All the leading general aviation aircraft companies with their latest products

·      The floatplane 'Splash-In' on nearby Lake Winnebago

·      Optional flights in the EAA’s warbird fleet, which may include a B-25 Mitchell, B-24 Liberator, B-29 Superfortress, Ford Trimotor, several ‘MASH’ Bell 47 helicopters (all TBC)

·      Demonstration flights during the mornings

·      An afternoon airshow each day including warbirds with pyrotechnics

·      The EAA’s Air Museum: a large collection of immaculate aeroplanes including rare types and world record-breakers

·      Theater In The Woods – nightly musical entertainment