Get Oshkosh-Ready!
2026 AirVenture arrival training designed to help pilots prepare, sharpen their skills, and arrive with confidence.
Prepare for the AirVenture Arrival
Going to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is exciting, and flying there is even better. The arrival can also be demanding, with tight speed control, precise descents, changing instructions, and busy traffic.
Do not just show up. Train with purpose, review the procedures, and build the confidence to manage one of general aviation's most memorable arrivals.
Pilots who want to participate in the June 27 arrival flight training must attend the June 13 AirVenture Arrival Briefing.
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AirVenture Arrival Briefing
This half-day session will provide a detailed briefing on the 2026 AirVenture arrival NOTAM and important safety considerations for pilots who may fly into AirVenture.
- Review arrival procedures and expectations
- Discuss traffic flow, speed control, and descent planning
- Prepare for safe decision-making in a high-traffic environment
- Required for pilots requesting June 27 flight training
Instructor Training
A focused training session for participating instructors in preparation for the arrival flight training event.
AirVenture Arrival Flight Training
Skill-sharpening flight training for pilots focused on AirVenture arrival procedures, stabilized approaches, and landings.
Pilots requesting flight training must have attended the June 13 arrival briefing.
Train With Confidence
The goal of this Safety Stand-Up is to help pilots approach the AirVenture arrival with preparation, discipline, and sound judgment. Ground knowledge and focused flight practice can make the experience safer and more enjoyable for everyone.
All flight operations remain subject to aircraft capability, weather, current NOTAMs, instructor guidance, and each pilot's personal minimums and go/no-go decision.
