Ladies, Gentlemen, Controllers & Pilots

The Oshkosh Team is proud to present to you, Virtual Oshkosh 2010 (Friday July 23 to Monday August 2, 2010). If you attended Virtual Oshkosh 2008/2009, you would have received a taste of what it's like to experience the Oshkosh Fly-in and Show, one of the Greatest Events in North America and perhaps the world.

iFlyOnline's Virtual Oshkosh 2010 will be OUR BEST Virtual Oshkosh yet, as we count down the days to the start of Virtual Oshkosh 2010. Circle your calender, take some needed holidays and experience the virtual journey to Oshkosh with iFlyOnline.

The Oshkosh Team is busy working on all aspects of this iFlyOnline Annual Premiere Event with many pilots and controllers already preparing for this Grand Event, the countdown begins and the excitement builds. For those who are participating, or wish to participate in a special demonstration, please contact (PM) avtech- Chris as space is limited.

For the seasoned pilot, you will have no difficultly making your way into Oshkosh, be sure to read the Virtual Oshkosh Notams 2010 and the Pilot's Briefings (NOW released). If you are a beginner, or just starting to experience virtual flight, you may find your journey to Oshkosh, with iFlyOnline, one of the most rewarding experiences in the virtual world of aviation. In addition to the Virtual Oshkosh Notams 2010, we will have a very brief and easy to read pilots briefing that will get you into Oshkosh with simplicity.

If your are that skilled Air Traffic controller (ATC) or just learning the ropes of being an ATC, join in on the fun, excitement and experience what it's like to provide iFlyOnline's professional level of service to pilots as they journey and find themselves safely back home, or in this case to Oshkosh. To learm more about being an ATC go to iFlyOnline ATC Academy.

The clock is ticking so get your trusty aircraft and practice the RIPON-FISKE to Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh (KOSH) on the iFlyOnline Server, ANYTIME and practice, practice, practice with the following in mind:

One can get a proper insight into the practice of flying only by actual flying experiments. . . . The manner in which we have to meet the irregularities of the wind, when soaring in the air, can only be learnt by being in the air itself. . . . The only way which leads us to a quick development in human flight is a systematic and energetic practice in actual flying experiments. — Otto Lilienthal, 1896.

The Virtual Oshkosh Team