Oct 15, 2025
Was quite excited to see an Albatross on the water.
Oshkosh 2025
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Was quite excited to see an Albatross on the water.
Oshkosh 2025
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EAA's 1944 Grumman J2F-6 Duck at Oshkosh
N69972 Boeing B-29 Superfortress DOC 44-69972 USAAF US Navy BuNo 44-69972 Aircraft was constructed by Boeing in Wichita Kansas USA by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: N69972 Boeing B-29 Superfortress DOC 44-69972 USAAF US Navy BuNo 44-69972 Aircraft was constructed by Boeing in Wichita Kansas USA From 1945 Served with the USAAF 44-69972 then from 1956 served with the US Navy BuNo 44-69972 In 2000 the Aircraft taken apart and transported to Wichita to be restored to fly again, parts were used from B29 44-69957 Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2025 HAD_2004
saw some interesting airplanes at an EAA hosted event we flew in to see in our free time a few days ago. All companies there were either nonprofits or glider/pilot associations. All airplanes were built by their pilots and EAA certified (other than the one with paw prints)
Also a vid of one of the tow pilots Iāve flown with maneuvering back to the runway after releasing the glider. (Sorry for horrible quality)
it looks soooo fun I really want to try that but sadly Iām not certified as a tow pilot or acrobatic trained/rated. In the future thoā¦ā¦. It would be better if i could train acrobatics and towing in an airplane I built/bought myself
sigh. Basically this post means goodbye money.
took over 750 photos at eaa airventure 2025 and im still going through and editing them (even though ive cut down to like. just over 200) but have some highlights ft. me, the happiest guy in the world :)
may or may not post the finished products, we'll see!
the significance of "fifi:" she's one of two surviving airworthy b29 superfortresses left in the world. the first photo is "doc," the other airworthy b29, who was doing heritage flights for the first half of the week :)
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2025 4th of July celebration Livermore airport in California. Two aircraft from the Commemorative Air Force SoCal Wing, F6F Hellcat and B-25J Mitchell Marine version.
Iāve still got one more day at EAA, but I couldnāt wait to share these pictures I have of their B-17G Flying Fortress Aluminum Overcast.
This aircraft is particularly special because it was at one point painted in honor of High Life, a 100th Bomb Group aircraft painted with the āThe Lady on the Moonā on the nose. Harry Crosby posed in front of the aircraft during a promotion being done by Miller High Life and the Crew of Donald Oaks some years after the war. Crosby is posing with a copy of Flying Fortress by Edward Jablonski open to a picture of himself during WWII.
Standing in front of an aircraft that Harry Crosby stood in front of might not seem all that impressive, and it probably isnāt, but that doesnāt mean this aircraft isnāt historically significant on its own.
Iāve seen this plane before in previous years, but itās still an absolute delight to see. I am so incredibly happy it was parked in the warbird area this year so that more people could get the chance to see such an incredible part of history.
Goodyear by Brian Hechel Via Flickr: At EAA AirVenture 2025 Goodyear sent two of it's blimps to the Experimental Aircraft Association's annual convention in Oshkosh Wisconsin. N2A or "Wingfoot Two" leads the way followed by N1A known as "Wingfoot One" painted in a speacial 100th Anniversary paint sceme in commemeration of the Goodyear airship "Pilgrim". This was the first commercial non-rigid airship flown using helium and the first public relations blimp for the company.