EAA AirVenture

President Edwin Black shows off a modified Pilatus PC-12 and a TBM 700 flying like an 850.

FLYING checks out Airhart Aeronautics’ Oshkosh debut.

EAA donates food, water, and supplies left over from AirVenture.

Middle Tennessee State University brings its fleet, students, and Civil Air Patrol pipeline to Oshkosh.

Approximately 734,000 aviation enthusiasts converged on Oshkosh for a historic ‘World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration.’

Merlin Labs lands AI pilot-powered Cessna, and Vertical Aerospace completes a hover-to-fixed-wing transition.

Longtime aviation educators John and Martha King continue their support for future pilots.

Deal includes three Archer TX and three Seminole airplanes, with options for 25 additional units for 2027 delivery.

Bronze likeness of legendary pilot C.E. ‘Bud’ Anderson now stands in the warbirds section at EAA AirVenture.

Hazardous air quality and low visibility conditions are complicating travel for pilots heading to AirVenture.