Wittman Regional Airport (OSH)

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525 W 20th Ave

Oshkosh, WI 54902

+1 (920) 236-4930

http://www.wittmanairport.com

Wittman Airport Story On October 11, 1927 the Oshkosh Airport Inc. was founded on 75 acres by Richard Lutz, A.W. Leupold, A.H. March, and Francis Lamb. On December 15, 1928 the airport received its first commercial airmail service. Northwest Airways delivered the mail to Oshkosh and the surrounding Fox Cities. Steve Wittman ( an excellent air race pilot and designer ) became the airport manager on March 31, 1931. He held the airport manager's position for 38 years. On October 22, 1940 the 125 acre airport was sold to Winnebago County for $75, 000. By 1948 there were 300 acres and 4 paved runways. In July 1970 the Wittman Regional Airport hosted the first EAA Fly-In. Now during every year of the Fly-In, Wittman Regional Airport becomes the busiest airport in the world. Stay tuned for more... and visit the Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame The 1937 American Legion Air Show Winnebago County Airport

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4.54 reviews

Joey S.

7/28/2018

Ok, how can anyone say much bad about Wittman Regional Airport. I came in for Airventure Oshkosh and have to say, this was an amazing experience and should be done at least once in everyone's...

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Bill J.

8/1/2022

The home of EAA Oshkosh and the annual Air Venture show. Not to be missed! It's the best event in Wisconsin every year

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Nektaria R.

8/31/2011

Way cool air show. Super nice grounds workers. Good festival food. Too bad you have to use a porta-potty since the indoors are not accessible during the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association)...

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Taylor P.

7/8/2018

I love this place! I came here back in '09 then I came back in '14 and I made it tradition to come back here year after year! It's set up amazingly! The employees are nice! Bathrooms are port a...

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