AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, featured a long list of terrific aerobatic performers, some well known, some less so. The same goes for the airplanes the daring pilots were at the controls of. One of those was an airplane that has the potential to be seen not only at airshows around the world but also as a tailwheel trainer and even a cross country traveler, albeit a small one.
Aerobatic Gamebird Emerges at AirVenture
Key Takeaways:
- The Gamebird GB1, showcased at AirVenture, is a new, versatile two-seat aerobatic aircraft designed for potential use as a tailwheel trainer and cross-country plane due to its unique 1,000-nautical-mile range.
- Designed by Philipp Steinbach, this carbon fiber aircraft, powered by a 303 hp Lycoming engine, is nearing EASA certification with FAA approval and a planned production facility in Arkansas.
- The project's strong potential for successful production is attributed to the financial backing of Game Composites CEO Steuart Walton, grandson of Walmart founder Sam Walton.
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