DRIVING THE NEWS: Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Celebrates America’s Aviators at World’s Largest Air Show
OSHKOSH, WI – U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy visited the world’s largest air show–EAA AirVenture Oshkosh (Oshkosh). The Secretary met with aviators and leading American industries, explored the vertical lift center, toured the homebuilt aircraft display, and experienced new innovations that will transform air travel for people and goods. He also visited the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)'s tower and stopped by their brand-new booth recruiting new air traffic controllers.
Secretary Duffy meets with GE Aerospace innovators
“As the birthplace of flight, seeing American ingenuity continue to grow at the Oshkosh Airshow is a testament to the American spirit. From modernizing air traffic control to launching our first-of-its-kind eVTOL pilot program, this administration is empowering America’s aviators and innovators in their mission to unlock the future of flight,” said U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy.
Click HERE to watch Secretary Duffy’s interview with Fox News Channel from Oshkosh
From unleashing innovation through the FAA’s eVTOL pilot program (eIPP) to building a brand-new air traffic control system–Secretary Duffy has USDOT moving at the Speed of Trump to deliver a safer, more seamless air travel experience for Americans.
Secretary Duffy explores the homebuilt aircraft display and meets with pilots
Initially established in 1953 as a small gathering for general aviation pilots, Oshkosh has evolved into a premier week-long showcase at Wittman Regional Airport. This massive celebration now welcomes more than 600,000 enthusiasts and 10,000 aircraft, ranging from historic warbirds and vintage planes to cutting-edge homebuilt aircraft and aerobatic displays.
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