Our final daily review of the 2026 EAA Oshkosh OSH July 26 Sunday

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Boeing Plaza is usually filled with people on most mornings, but on Sunday, the West Ramp crew was busy moving static aircraft around and out for early departures before the final weekly flying display began. The Flying Bulls’ P-38 and DC-6B were awaiting their turn to be tugged onto taxiway P2 to join the departure queue. 

Photos by Ken Kula

The EAA’s AirVenture 2026 has completed its week of celebrating aviation. Here are a few photos from Sunday morning, before the final air show.

NASA F/A-18 wearing special USA 250th colors, hooked to a tow vehicle, ready for repositioning

Check back to www.Photorecon.net often to see more detailed coverage of special events and a general review of the extravaganza!

Friends in the shade of a Beech 18/C-45

Classic aircraft parking almost empty on Sunday. It was full two days earlier

US Army U-8 

US Navy P-8A leaving the Boeing Plaza for its flight home early Sunday morning

A highly modified, California-based Piper PA-30 Twin Commanche in front of the Red Barn on the EAA grounds. Note the happy pilot behind it!

Ken Kula

Assignment and Content Editor, writer and photographer. A New Englander all of my life, I've lived in New Hampshire since 1981. My passion for all things aviation began at a very early age, and I coupled this with my interest of photography during college in the late 1970s. I've spent 35 years in the air traffic control industry, and concurrently, enjoyed many aviation photography and writing adventures, which continue today. I've been quite fortunate to have been mentored by some generous and gifted individuals. I enjoy contributing to this great site and working with some very knowledgeable and equally passionate aviation photojournalists.

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