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EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019 is coming up fast! As we countdown the days to this year’s celebration of all things aviation, we’re sharing some of the best things to see and do at Oshkosh. Today, we’re highlighting some of the air show performances that you won’t want to miss!
AirVenture is a dream come true for air show enthusiasts. Each year, the world’s top aerial performers take to the skies and thrill thousands of fans with spectacular air shows. This year’s AirVenture features daily airshows, with additional nighttime air shows on Wednesday, July 24th and Saturday, July 27th. A wide variety of aircraft will be showcased, including the latest aerobatic innovations, rare and unique aircraft, and vintage and warbird favorites.
You can also see several props by Hartzell Propeller in action, as Hartzell’s high-performing props are the first choice for leading aerobatic pilots. The lineup co-sponsored by Hartzell Propeller includes Sean D. Tucker and Jessy Panzer, Michael Goulian, Matt Chapman, John Klatt (Jack Link’s Screamin’ Sasquatch), Bill Stein, and Jim Pietz, who will perform precision aerobatics during the afternoon air shows, with Redline Airshows performing in some nighttime airshows.
In addition, several of these aviation celebrities will be holding autograph sessions at Hartzell Propeller’s exhibit (Booth 296-297 in the Main Aircraft Display Area, next to the EAA AirVenture Welcome Center). Stop by to receive an autograph from some of aviation’s top performers and get a closer look at their aircraft on display.
Here’s the schedule for autograph sessions:
Monday, July 23rd at 11:45 am : Sean D. Tucker
Wednesday, July 25th at 10:00 am : Sean D. Tucker
Wednesday, July 25th at 12:00 pm : John Klatt (Jack Link’s Screamin’ Sasquatch)
Thursday, July 26th at 12:00 pm : Michael Goulian
Check out the complete AirVenture 2019 Daily Air Show Schedule and read more about the performers here. Remember, if you can’t make it to AirVenture this year, you can still watch all of the air shows streamed live on the EAA website.
