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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mitchell Kahn" data-source="post: 348762" data-attributes="member: 19765">Considering going to Oshkosh? The best way for a Cherokee pilot (PA28, PA32, & PA 24 because we like them too) to go, is to fly the mass arrival with Cherokees to Oshkosh (CtO). Not only does ATC clear the airspace for the CtO mass arrival, but you have a community of Cherokee pilots to camp and socialize with as long as you stay.This year CtO is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Cherokee (one year late) with 60 Cherokees in formation.The early bird registration has been extended until April 30 due to the early uncertainty attributable to the Covid pandemic. Save $25/person by registering now. But hurry, there are only 15 spots left.One caveat, to participate you need to attend at least one Cherokees to Oshkosh mini-clinic (they are so much fun, that some people attend several). There is no charge for the clinic. There are 7 clinics remaining between now and the end of June.April 9-11 KOSA, Mt. Pleasant, TXApril 23-25 KSCK, Stockton, CAApril 30 – May 2, KTZR, Columbus, OHMay 14-16 KJEF, Jefferson City, MOMay 21-23 KXNX, Gallatin, TNJune 4-6 KFKA, Preston, MNJune 25-27 KGDW, Gladwin, MIGround school videos are available on the Cherokees to Oshkosh website. For details and to register go to <a href="https://Cherokees2Osh.com" target="_blank">Home - Cherokee2Osh.com</a>.</blockquote>

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