Pilots planning to fly into EAA AirVenture, which for several days during the show is the site of the world’s busiest airspace, are always advised to “study the Notam,” and this year’s FAA Notam (PDF) is now available online. The show is coming up July 20 to 26 at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Some changes have taken place since last year, EAA says, including the activation of an MOA in central Wisconsin, TFRs near Milwaukee on July 25 and 26, communication frequency updates, new IFR departure routings and more. EAA also offers advice to pilots flying in to the show.
EAA has posted procedures for exiting each of the runways after landing and for parking. The EAA site also has advice for pilots flying in to the seaplane base or nearby commercial airports, as well as for ultralight and international arrivals, and information about fuel service and discounts. This year’s show will be EAA’s 63rd annual convention, and will feature a B-52H Stratofortress bomber, the return of the Valdez STOL fleet, a salute to the career of aircraft designer Burt Rutan, and lots more.
