St. Petersburg, Florida — July 12, 2026 — Mark Wolfgang, founder of PlaneWX, will give a forum talk at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026: Advanced Aviation Risk Management. Wednesday, July 22, 4:00–5:15 p.m. CDT, Forum Stage 10, sponsored by Poly Fiber Inc.
The session is about the go/no-go that starts weeks out, not the night before. Automation — and a little AI — can pull the weather products together, run them against your personal minimums and the airplane you actually fly, and put a WX Score inside a PAVE risk assessment. That is the job PlaneWX was built for: the confidence to go, or the courage to stay.
Wolfgang is a Navy veteran and commercial instrument-rated pilot. He built PlaneWX because TAFs cover about 24 hours and most trips are planned well before that. The talk walks through how a personalized score, an integrated risk assessment, and a mentor who can see the full briefing change that timeline.
Same day, earlier: a PlaneWX meetup at 11:00 a.m. CDT at Flyte Booth 337 — Mark and Sara, drinks, and a giveaway (must be present to win). There is also a drawing at the talk. Details and calendar files are at planewx.ai/osh.
AirVenture runs July 20–26, 2026, at Wittman Regional Airport. The EAA listing is events.rdmobile.com/Sessions/Details/3567392.
About PlaneWX
PlaneWX is the pilot’s decision support system, founded in 2025 by Mark Wolfgang, a Navy veteran and commercial instrument-rated pilot. Its WX Score synthesizes authoritative weather data against each pilot’s specific aircraft and personal minimums, feeds an integrated flight risk assessment built on the FAA’s PAVE framework, and connects pilots to a peer mentor network — so go/no-go planning can start up to 14 days out, not the night before. Tagline: The confidence to go, or the courage to stay™.
Media contact
Mark Wolfgang, PlaneWX
hello@planewx.ai
www.planewx.ai