EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006

EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006

EAA AirVenture Oshkosh - You Gotta Be There!
    


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EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006 Photo Gallery

Welcome to the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh photo gallery, where you'll find images of each day's highlights - and more than a few things you didn't know about - as they unfold. Every day features a whole new set of photos that help paint a picture of the events, people, and aircraft that comprise the World's Greatest Aviation Celebration!

July 23 | July 24 | July 25 | July 26 | July 27 | July 28 | July 29 | July 30 | MORE
Canon Dawn Patrol July 27
| Canon Dawn Patrol July 28 | Canon Dawn Patrol July 29
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(Each photo is a link to a larger view)
The Lancaster Bomber, one of the world's only two flying Lancaster bombers from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Photos by Phil High
The shade provided by a high-winged amphibious aircraft supplies shade to show watchers. Photo by Phil Weston Back Yard Flyer for grassroots aviating. A new design flying down on The Farm–the Ultralight area of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh–is the Back Yard Flyer, a FAR 103-legal ultralight sporting a new-design V-2 powerplant. Photo by Dave Higdon Welcome to Fond du Lac. A sign in the South 40 Aircraft Camping area hints at the distance it takes to go from the south end of Runway 36 to the last row, #159. Photo by Dave Higdon
Nico Tschanz, a 4-year-old from Switzerland, pulls back on the controls of a helicopter in KidVenture. Photo by Phil Weston Hannah Garner, a 12-year-old from Tennessee, staples up a kite at KidVenture. Photo by Phil Weston Cameron Roy, an 11-year-old from England, works on a creation at KidVenture. Photo by Phil Weston
Old Glory waves beneath a member of the Liberty Parachute Team making the traditional flag jump that opens the air show at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006.  Photo by Dave Higdon Speed trap! The self-contained radar speed monitor outside the Mooney Aircraft booth offers graphic evidence that air show crowds move slower when passing fast airplanes. Photo by Dave Higdon Chutes like ladders. This powered parachute climbs smartly away from The Farm’s grass strip early Tuesday morning during a flying period reserved for the most wind sensitive of the ultralights and light planes flying at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006. Photo by Dave Higdon
Frederick Carsted does a mock inspection of some Canadian Air Academy cadets who were visiting the Royal Air Force part of the WWII reenactment area. During AirVenture some 45 Canadian cadets are expected. Photo by Phil Weston Mark Simon brooms down a decal with his fellow "West Ramp Rats" on AeroShell Square. Photo by Phil Weston Rapid and red, a sleek T-33 Shooting Star performed in Tuesday’s air show. The T-33’s history dates back to the Cold War 1940s; construction at Lockheed continued into the mid-1950s. Photo by Frederick Johnsen
Wingin’ it, trike style! A trike, one of ultralight aviation’s most distinct configurations, flies above the runway down on The Farm during the morning open-flying period that starts everyday at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2006. Photo by Dave Higdon AirVenture Cup racers arrive in Oshkosh. Photo by Chris Miller Dave Dacy and Tony Kazian perform in the afternoon air show. Photo by Aaron Luth
Jet LongEZ. Photo by Dan Luft Eclipse Jets. Photo by P-51 at sunset. Photo by Brett Brock
Aerostar Festival. Photo by Spencer Thornton JIHLAVAN Airplanes KP-5 Kappa. Photo by Spencer Thornton
T11 Sky Scooter. Photo by Spencer Thornton TWA Lockheed Jr. Photo by Spencer Thornton Andrew (7) and Natalie (5) Wilson of Thunder Bay, Ontario discuss aircraft performance with Jim LeRoy. Photo by Chris Miller
Harrison Ford introduces 'Air Force One' at the Fly-In Theater on Wednesday evening, before presenting the Young Eagles awards at Theater in the Woods. Jim Leroy flies in the daily afternoon air show in his Pitts S2S, Bulldog. With the smoke turned on, Jim Leroy flies above the tree tops near air show central. Photo by Steve Schulte


Photos by: Brett Brock, H.G. Frautschy, Dave Higdon, Phil High, Jack Hodgson, Fred Johnsen,
Jim Koepnick, Bonnie Kratz, Jim Labre, Hilary Lawrence, Cindy Luft, Dan Luft, Aaron Lurth, Jeff Miller
Chris Miller, David Sakrison, DeKevin Thornton, Spencer Thornton, Phil Weston, Craig VanderKolk

  

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