There will be very few islands on the way, however once you see these 2 you'll know you're on the right path.Īnother 2 islands will be ahead of you, and Snowstone's reflection will show up readily. Spawn at the Yeager Final Approach and continue straight. Once you find the "Maywar Takeoff" location, you're free to spawn there. You will pass this island, you can see Maywar's reflection in the water quite easily. Once you see these 2 islands you will know that you are going the right way. This island should be on your left after you take off. Note: Maywar Island and the Kraken do not appear on mobile! Maywar Islandįirst of all, find (or take off on) the USS Tiny. So, I plan to compile them here, the islands at least, since discoverable locations would bulk the post up much more than need be. Plenty of ideas have also been forwarded to us from EAA members and others that will be part of the planning for 2024.Hello /r/simpleplanes! I've been looking around for ways to find the discoverable islands (and locations) ingame, but I couldn't find any collections. “We’ll start planning for EAA AirVenture 2024 a little later in August, but we are already looking at a number of big activities, including the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force. What’s ahead for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024 (July 22-28, 2024)? Comment from Pelton: * - based on 2017 University of Wisconsin Oshkosh economic impact study Media: 863 media representatives on-site, from six continents.Įconomic impact*: $170 million for the five counties in the Oshkosh region (Winnebago, Outagamie, Fond du Lac, Calumet, and Brown). The Gathering shines: The EAA Aviation Foundation’s annual event to support its aviation education programs attracted more than 1,000 people and raised more than $2 million dollars that will be focused on EAA’s mission of growing participation in aviation. Adding a significant number of international visitors who do not register at the tent when they arrive, the actual total is much higher. International guests: International visitors returned in a big way in 2023, with 2,372 attendees registering the International Visitors Tent from a record-tying 93 countries outside the U.S. Social Media, Internet and Mobile: More than 18.3 million people were reached by EAA’s social media channels during AirVenture (up 78 percent over 2022), with engagement of 1.9 million More than 189,000 hours of viewing EAA video clips online also occurred during the event (more than double the 2022 total). Volunteers: More than 5,500 contributing in excess of 250,000 hours.Ĭommercial exhibitors: 848 (record number).įorums, Workshops, and Presentations: More than 1,400 sessions hosted throughout the week. Total showplanes: 3,365 including: A record 1,497 registered in vintage aircraft parking, plus 1,067 homebuilt aircraft, 380 warbirds (up 3 percent from ’22), 194 ultralights, 134 seaplanes and amphibians, 52 aerobatic aircraft, and 41 rotorcraft.Ĭamping: More than 13,000 sites in aircraft and drive-in camping accounted for an estimated 40,000 visitors. At Wittman alone, there were 21,883 aircraft operations in the 11-day period from July 20-30, which is an average of approximately 148 takeoffs/landings per hour when the airport is open. Total aircraft: More than 10,000 aircraft arrived at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh and other airports in east- central Wisconsin. It was also a challenging year at times with weather, logistics, and other factors, which makes me even more proud of the efforts by our volunteers and staff to organize an outstanding event.” “We had record-setting totals of campers, exhibitors, volunteers, and more. Oshkosh was again the place that brought the aviation world together.”Īttendance: Approximately 677,000 – A record total (previous mark: 650,000 in 2022). Air Force Training Command and NASA, to magnificent aircraft restorations and exciting new flying technology. “There was so much going on during the week that encompassed the entire world of flight, from the presence of the U.S. Comment from EAA CEO and Chairman Jack Pelton:
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