The August Newsletter is now available; click here to view it.
The next Chapter Breakfast is Saturday, August 15 at the Crete Airport (CEK) from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Everyone is invited to join us for some great food, plane talk, and camaraderie — all you can eat! Just bring your appetite and a $4 donation!
And those pancakes and omelets don’t cook themselves! We’re always looking for volunteers to help with the breakfast, even if it’s just occasionally. There are a number of things we can use help with, not just cooking. If you’re interested in helping out, please call Andy Lahr at 402-840-5235. Thank you!
Mark Werth’s Flight Design CTSW
AirVenture Today is the official daily newspaper for the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh Air Show.
During AirVenture, the world’s busiest airport is Oshkosh. CNN highlights in this story what it takes for air traffic controllers to manage 10,000 aircraft. Throughout the airshow, Oshkosh’s air traffic control tower is busier than Atlanta, which has been the world’s busiest airport since 2000. AirVenture brings in special air traffic controllers, as the air traffic surpasses that of the world’s busiest airports, including Atlanta, Chicago, Dubai, Beijing, and London.
Click here to view photos in our Photo Gallery. You can email your pictures to webmaster@eaa569.org and we will upload them for you.
Chapter 569 is planning a get together at Oshkosh this year. A reservation has been made off airport at TJ’s Harbor Restaurant (7098 US-45 – Oshkosh, WI 54902) for Wednesday evening, July 22nd at 5:30pm.
You can check out the latest weather forecast for Oshkosh here on the main page of our website on the right hand side. Exposure to sunlight and the heat can be dangerous. In previous years, temperatures have reached close to 100 degrees. It’s important to remember to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, take breaks, and seek shelter in the shade.
Whether you’re buying tickets for one day or multiple days, you can save time and buy your tickets to AirVenture online, and get your member discount. Click here to go to the AirVenture website. Nonmembers will save $15 when they purchase daily tickets for two consecutive days.
Van (Dick VanGrunsven) arrives in the RV-1, later giving the key to then EAA President Rod Hightower, formally donating it to the EAA AirVenture Museum on July 23, 2012.
Make sure you download the AirVenture app, which can help you find your way around. It also assists with planning which forums, exhibitors, and workshops you want to see. The app boasts features like “Near Me” or “Happening Now”. The app is available for Apple, Android, and Amazon Kindle Fire.
Also, check the AirVenture website for schedules and updates. Click here to go to the schedules page. You can find all of the latest information there, along with features that allow you to search keywords to help you plan your trip to the air show.
The 2015 Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) for AirVenture is available; click here to view it.
Maps, along with directions and parking instructions are available on the AirVenture website. Click here to find a list of approved transportation vendors, along with links to RideShare and tram/shuttle information.
We’re looking for Oshkosh photos and stories for the newsletter and our Photo Gallery. You can email them to our newsletter editor at rv7doug@gmail.com.
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