Let's Look Back At Our Fourth Aero-TV 'Daily' From Oshkosh 2008

Oshkosh 2008 is nearly a year behind us and the 2009 iteration is LESS than a week away... So, while the images are still pretty fresh in our minds (and on our video servers), we're going to take a quick look over the daily episodes we produced at Oshkosh 2008 for the rest of this week, while our video crews get ready to do it all again, and then some (yup, we're raising the bar again this year... wait til you see what we have in mind for you!). We hope you enjoy these programs as much as we enjoyed producing them.

Herewith... Day Four of Oshkosh 2008... (with more to come!!) 

2008 has already been a year filled with innovation in the cockpit. Avidyne chose AirVenture to show off its new Enhanced Vision and Synthetic Vision upgrades for its Entegra system, now featuring 15-inch displays.

Garmin has been waiting for FAA approval to turn its G600 avionics system loose in the retrofit market. At AirVenture, the company was able to announce approval to install the system in 785 different aircraft makes and models.

In a celebration of its homebuilding roots, EAA honored a Van's RV-9A as the 30-thousandth amateur-built aircraft to be registered with the FAA. The lucky builder, Bill Noll of Yuma, Arizona, had flown the plane to Oshkosh with his 17-year-old daughter, Katrina.

One of the most anticipated forums of any AirVenture is called "Meet The Administrator." On Thursday, FAA Acting Administrator Robert Sturgell faced an audience full of general aviation pilots.

Next, Aero TV will show you how EAA is honoring women in aviation through a program being called "WomenVenture." We'll also catch up with the pilot of the Goodyear Blimp.

Click HERE To Enjoy Day Four Of Oshkosh 2008: Avidyne,Garmin, Meet The Boss,and 30000 Homebuilts!

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