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Oshkosh 2023 In Pictures

The annual EAA AirVenture airshow featured new aircraft and old—and no shortage of smoke.

Tecnam’s P-Mentor two-seat trainer made its Oshkosh debut at an event also celebrating the company’s 75th anniversary. [Credit: Stephen Yeates]
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Key Takeaways:

  • EAA AirVenture 2023 experienced reduced visibility due to wildfire smoke but still showcased impressive aircraft such as the Super Guppy and Boeing DreamLifter.
  • The event highlighted new aviation developments, including Cessna's updated high-wing single interiors and the FAA certification of Diamond Aircraft's DA50 RG.
  • Industry milestones and collaborations were celebrated, notably Daher's support for the Recreational Aviation Foundation and their own successful TBM and Kodiak deliveries.
  • Educational initiatives and innovation were emphasized, with new aviation maintenance programs from King Schools, Redbird Flight Simulations' ACE program, and the announcement of FLYING's Innovation Awards.
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EAA AirVenture 2023 featured an unwelcome visitor from the north—smoke that reduced visibility to marginal VFR conditions at times. [Credit: Stephen Yeates]

The effects of the smoke each morning made for beautiful reflections on a P-51D Mustang, The Brat III. [Credit: Stephen Yeates]

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