Oshkosh 2011

From Kiwi kit helicopters to flying cars

AirVenture in Oshkosh is the world’s top general aviation convention and this year some of the top news came from New Zealand and Australia.

The only flying B-29 was one of 2522 aircraft on display, with more than 10,000 aircraft landing in the region for the show.

This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members.

Subscribe to Australian Aviation for unlimited access to exclusive content and past magazines.

MOST POPULAR

PRINT + DIGITAL

$99.95

FOR 1 YEAR

subscribe

Australian Aviation quarterly print & digital magazines

Access to In Focus reports via our Australian Aviation app

Access to our Behind the Lens photo galleries and other exclusive content

Daily news updates via our email bulletin

 

View multi-years offers

$179.95

FOR 2 YEARS

subscribe

PRINT

$49.95

FOR 1 YEAR

subscribe

Australian Aviation quarterly print & digital magazines

Access to In Focus reports via our Australian Aviation app

View multi-years offers

$179.95

FOR 2 YEARS

subscribe

MOST POPULAR

PRINT + DIGITAL

$99.95

FOR 1 YEAR

subscribe

Unlimited access to all Australian Aviation digital content

Access to the Australian Aviation app

Australian Aviation quarterly print & digital magazines

Access to In Focus reports via our Australian Aviation app

Access to our Behind the Lens photo galleries and other exclusive content

Daily news updates via our email bulletin

 

View multi-years offers

$179.95

FOR 2 YEARS

subscribe

DIGITAL

$59.95

FOR 1 YEAR

subscribe

Unlimited access to all Australian Aviation digital content

Access to the Australian Aviation app

Australian Aviation quarterly digital magazines

Access to In Focus reports via our app

Access to our Behind the Lens photo galleries and other exclusive content

Daily news updates via our email bulletin

View multi-years offers

$179.95

FOR 2 YEARS

subscribe

Already a member?

Login here