Jet Noise And Smiles On Tuesday As Weather Starts to Turn

The first two days of the show were picture perfect as weather starts to turn.

Wednesday, July 28, 2021 at 02:58 PM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Oshkosh is showcasing a diverse range of aircraft, from historic planes like the P-51 Mustang to new, advanced air mobility (AAM) designs.
Several cutting-edge AAM aircraft, including the Opener Aviation BlackFly, are actively flying and demonstrating their capabilities at the event.
New developments in aviation are present, such as the Cessna SkyCourier utility turboprop twin, which is nearing certification and has significant orders from FedEx.
Despite the variety of aircraft, a consistent theme is the widespread enthusiasm and smiles among attendees of all ages.

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Plane & Pilot photographers are covering the grounds at Oshkosh this week, and there is so much to see. There are big planes and little, loud planes and silent ones, new ones and old ones, but the one constant? The smiles.

Advanced Aircraft by Art Eichmann — Advanced air mobility continues to gain traction, and this year a couple of the aircraft were actually flying during the afternoon airshow.

Cessna SkyCourier by Art Eichmann — Advanced air mobility continues to gain traction, and this year a couple of the aircraft were actually flying during the afternoon airshow.

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