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WE MADE IT!!!  26 Cherokees and 1 Rogue Cessna

2013 Arrival is Scheduled for Friday, July 26 at 13:00 - Be a Part of IT!

MiniClinic Season is near! Find one close to you HERE

2012 Pics Have Been Posted in the Photo Album!

Mass Arrival AirVenture 2012

2012 Attendees!  Click picture for full size view.

Audio of Radio Traffic between OSH Tower and Cherokee Flight 2011

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Cherokees to Oshkosh began a tradition in 2010 that will continue to grow and promulgate. The enthusiasm that effervesced from the 2012 group will be the base which encourages and fuels future Cherokees to Oshkosh members. You may not be able to glean from the image above the emotions of the 2012 group, however, we were all feeling the same sense of achievement. If you decide to join us in 2013, be prepared to attend a mini-clinic of your choice as well as coming in early to Waupaca. Both venues will require effort on your part. However, if you take the time to speak with any of the pilots that flew with us in 2012, I am confident they will tell you that the hard work paid off. I did not see one pilot exit the aircraft in the North 40 without a smile!

Terry


Cherokee's to Oshkosh is just what the doctor orders.
After months of Wisconsin weather being in the single digits or below it takes special prescription to warm back up.
The Cherokee's 2 Oshkosh group fits that bill. You will never find a warmer, kinder, or friendlier group of people anywhere.
Just what the Doctor ordered.
 
Peter Andersen, Manager Waupaca Airport


What first began in 2010 as a birthday party for the Piper Cherokee, has evolved into a experience without equal for Karen and I. It transcends the aviation component which was the impetus for Cherokees to Oshkosh, and now includes a group of people I remain in contact with throughout the year. The warmth and inclusiveness this group reflects has no equals. I can not imagine flying into Oshkosh any other way than with this dedicated and committed family of aviators!

Terry & Karen Hocking, Nashwauk, MN


A friendlier and more welcoming group of folks would be hard to find.  Allowing a funny looking Cherokee to join the group was an honor I never expected.  They are nothing if not cordial, friendly, open, caring and FUN!

Art Gentry, Cessna Driver


I joined Cherokees to Oshkosh on the 50th Anniversary of the Cherokee model 3 years ago because it sounded like a lot of fun, promised to take my flying skills to another level, and would enable me to camp with like-minded folks.  What I now understand is I joined so much more.  I joined a FAMILY!!  The friendship, support, love, and fellowship all of us enjoy by being part of such a dedicated, focused, fun group rivals everything I have ever experienced.  Each day the sun comes up over the North 40, I am reminded about how blessed I am to enjoy the privilege and challenge of flight, among dear friends, people I consider my family, and, the best of all, with my dad.

Chip Gentry, Jefferson City, MO


As a new Cherokee owner (less than two years) and having never flown into OSH I contacted a member of Cherokees 2 Oshkosh (C2O) about flying in or at least camping with them and other aircraft like mine. My call was meet with a very energetic person who gave me some info and took down my contact information and within hours I had several people including the director of flight Ops call me and set up a time and place to get the schooling and flight experience needed to fly the arrival. My participation has now become as much about the time spent with my extended family (C2O) as it is about Oshkosh.

David and Gail "Sweetie" Dunn of Carrollton, Ohio and Palmyra, WI.


I joined up for the experience and opportunity to practice a little formation flight.  But the only thing that flying with this group did is start an addiction.  Now, whenever a presidential TFR is issued for my area, I get an urge to get some impromptu time with an F-16.  What a great group.

Dennis Frett


I had never flown in formation and the C2O group made my dream come true!  The training and support I received made it seem effortless.  I haven't experienced a more professional group dedicated to safety and the pursuit of fun ever!

Michael Spurlock

Cherokees Going To Oshkosh 2013!

- N9544C - N5955U - N7144W - N6234W - N6347J - N626RN - N38373 - N36601 - N92307 - N4262 - N3793W - N32761 - N9337J - N8369W - N236MH - N161DE - N419W - N4389T - N4373T - N515DH - N2495T - N284HP - N7410R - N9414J - N5613W - N639MR - N294TW - N5904F - N32255 - and Joe

Slots Limited -- Is YOUR Cherokee Tail Number Here?  Smile

 

2013 Registration is OPEN!! Click on Registration Link at Top of Page



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Cherokees 2 Osh 2012 Photo Book Now Available for Order!!

The Cherokees 2 Osh! Photo Book is a compilation of photos contributed in large part from members of the group, myself and the official Piper photographer. The 2012 Photo Book is now available!  The price is $50.00 and includes shipping. The book can be ordered by sending a check to Doane Bailey and specifying the number of copies, a shipping address(es) and your telephone number.  The address is: 370 S. 4th St, Sharpsvillle, PA 16150

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