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Osh-Upolu Gathers Pilots on Hawaii’s Big Island

Shawn Krcma piloting a Cessna 150 flying over and winning 2nd place in the Flour Bomb competition. Steve Hamala
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Key Takeaways:

  • The "Osh-Upolu" fly-in, held for its second year on August 22 at Upolu Airport on Hawaii's Big Island, brought together pilots for camaraderie, food, and competitions.
  • Despite challenges like inter-island travel restrictions and COVID-19 concerns, the event successfully hosted around 30 planes and 7 helicopters.
  • Organizers highlighted the small but tight-knit general aviation community in Hawaii, sharing their passion for flying from their remote location.
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In its second year, what organizers have cheekily termed “Osh-Upolu” gathered pilots on the Big Island of Hawaii on August 22 for fun times, awards, and flying camaraderie. The fly-in took place at Upolu Airport (PHUP/UPP) near Hawi, Hawaii, that features a single runway, 7/25 that’s 3,800 feet in length. The first event was held in August 2019.

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