Anthony Oshinuga, a world-class aerobatic and air race pilot, will embark in his single-engine, single-seat Pitts-Special aerobatic aircraft on a journey of more than 3,400 miles north up the Pacific Coast to participate in the Arctic Thunder Air Show at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska. While the journey itself is epic, Anthony has his sights set on making history by becoming the first African-American civilian pilot to perform in an air show in the Arctic Circle.
Anthony Oshinuga, a world-class aerobatic and air race pilot, will embark in his single-engine, single-seat Pitts-Special aerobatic aircraft on a journey of more than 3,400 miles north up the Pacific Coast to participate in the Arctic Thunder Air Show at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska. While the journey itself is epic, Anthony has his sights set on making history by becoming the first African-American civilian pilot to perform in an air show in the Arctic Circle.