Ah! Always the waysylvancatharsis wrote: ↑Mon 16 Jun 2025, 12:50 amB-1B flyby added on Monday at Oshkosh!
(...the day before I get there.)
Hope it gets added to another day for you! Still one of the best experiences you can have at an airshow.
Ah! Always the waysylvancatharsis wrote: ↑Mon 16 Jun 2025, 12:50 amB-1B flyby added on Monday at Oshkosh!
(...the day before I get there.)
Don't despair because the B-1s are a little like I am - old, tired and well past their best.sylvancatharsis wrote: ↑Mon 16 Jun 2025, 12:50 amB-1B flyby added on Monday at Oshkosh!
(...the day before I get there.)
I watched the EAA's Airventure webinar and they did mention their plan to have about a dozen (probably all the airworthy examples in the USA) Wildcats. Along with the other significant aircraft, plus the recently-announced Greyhound, you're going to have a great time.sylvancatharsis wrote: ↑Sat 28 Jun 2025, 7:21 pmLooks like another B-1 flyby on the Thursday \m/
Also a Greyhound for the static during the early part of the week. Not much longer for those. Hoping to catch its departure. Also I'm hearing things about a large gathering of Grumman Wildcats. Gonna be a good'un.
You're correct. The sheer scale of the event will blow your mind. In 2013, my first visit, whilst my mate & I were admiring a row of about 10 T-28s, a marshall told us that another 21 were on the way! That's a total of twice the number of T-28s in Oz at the time. Ditto for Mustangs when six (!) appeared overhead in the circuit, to join the four already on the ground. Etc., etc., etc.,...sylvancatharsis wrote: ↑Wed 02 Jul 2025, 10:17 pmTo be honest, even if the B-1, Greyhound, and/or half the Wildcats didn't show, I think it'd still be a winner. ...