For those so inclined, yesterday, today, and Sunday are the biggest arrival days and EAA has live cams set up covering all areas of the gathering.

https://www.eaa.org/airventure/live

Today was mass arrivals of Mooney aircraft and Beech Bonanzas both of which made a very grand showing. KOSH will be the busiest airport and have more aircraft parked on site that anywhere in the world this week.

Primary runway is 27/9 with green dot cam showing the best view. Almost every cam has live ATC radio so you can track the incomings.

Great airshows to come all week.

Enjoy!!

RMD

Here's a multi-page PDF for the arrival procedures.

http://www.rstengineering.com/...oshkosh/approach.pdf

i don't even fly, but i'd love to go to this event

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
Here's a multi-page PDF for the arrival procedures.

http://www.rstengineering.com/...oshkosh/approach.pdf

Yep! These guys have it figured out!

sse: I haven’t flown in years, but this pulls me like nothing else.

RMD

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Originally posted by sse:
i don't even fly, but i'd love to go to this event

Nearly everybody who goes is a non-pilot. Go if you can.

EAA has two big events every year. Oshkosh in the summer, and Lakeland FL in the spring.

I have never been to Oshkosh. Went to the Lakeland event (EAA Sun 'n Fun) once. Insane crowds, total zoo. I was glad that I had driven, rather than flying there, as it would have been very difficult to leave on a reasonable schedule if I had flown.

A lot of people camp at both events, many sleeping under the wings of their airplanes.

Side note: Anybody can join EAA, you don't have to be a pilot. Membership is inexpensive, and last time I looked, one of the benefits was Ford X-Plan.