The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) fly-in at Oshkosh, for the past many years called AirVenture, is the biggest fly-in in the world and the biggest airshow, as well. It is, if anything, a huge gathering of airplanes and not just pilots—though every plane that arrives in central Wisconsin for the fun has at least one pilot aboard, and every one of them is just dying to see what cool hardware EAA will have assembled for the show. For this story, we have volunteered to create an impossible list—the most significant planes to ever fly into OSH. By definition, it will be incomplete, and we’re certain that we will have left at least a few deserved planes off the list. But we do know that this list represents some remarkable aircraft that made an impact in the world of aviation and showcased EAA’s commitment to bringing important planes of every description to the best week in all of aviation.
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