Home / General / Oshkosh 2023 In Pictures Airshows Oshkosh 2023 In Pictures The annual EAA AirVenture airshow featured new aircraft and old—and no shortage of smoke. By FLYING Staff August 1, 2023 Tecnam’s P-Mentor two-seat trainer made its Oshkosh debut at an event also celebrating the company’s 75th anniversary. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] EAA AirVenture 2023 featured an unwelcome visitor from the north—smoke that reduced visibility to marginal VFR conditions at times. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Wildfire Smoke Descends on Oshkosh The effects of the smoke each morning made for beautiful reflections on a P-51D Mustang, The Brat III. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Cessna Shows Off New Interiors for High-Wing Singles at Oshkosh The Super Guppy wowed the crowds with its unique shape, capable of transporting rocket assemblies. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Inside NASA’s Super Guppy The Recreational Aviation Foundation celebrated 20 years with new support from Daher supplying a Kodiak 100 for the association’s mission to save airstrips. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Daher Celebrates Milestone TBM Deliveries, Kodiak Success Certified! The Diamond team received the new type certificate on the DA50 RG from the FAA’s Lirio Liu. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Diamond Aircraft Receives FAA Certification for DA50 RG The Boeing DreamLifter shared space with the Duluth Air Guard’s 148th Fighter Wing on Boeing Plaza. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: King Schools Launch New Aviation Maintenance Program FLYING Editors’ Choice Award winner Redbird Flight Simulations’ Jerry Gregoire walks us through the new ACE program for museums and other STEM applications. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: FLYING Reveals Innovation Award Series for 2023 Motivating words from up-and-coming pilot Royal Shoen at the Women in Aviation Connect Breakfast. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] READ MORE: Watch: We Fly Garmin Autoland King Air 200 Streaming a conversation between FLYING editor-in-chief Julie Boatman and legendary airline captain and author Barry Schiff at the ASA booth in Hangar D. [Credit: Stephen Yeates] FLYING Staff The World's Most Widely Read Aviation Magazine|🛩 🚁 ✈️ 🚀 More From Airshows 'Parade of Airplanes' Over Washington to Celebrate 85 years of GA Garmin Demos New VHF Radios One Year After Debut, Bose A30 Headset Well Received Tecnam Signs Deals for HCH Aviation Fleet Transition Amid Supply Chain Challenges, Daher Hopes to Boost Production Airshow Plans Advance in Reno