Chino Airport (CNO) is a public-use airport serving Chino and the surrounding communities of Southern California’s Inland Empire. The airport supports general aviation, aviation businesses, flight operations, and a significant historic aircraft community.
EAA Chapter 92 is an Orange County aviation organization supporting recreational flying, aircraft building and youth aviation education. Its gatherings and Young Eagles activities use separately operated meeting rooms and airport venues. Consult the Chapter website for current locations and participation requirements.
Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino is dedicated to preserving, restoring, and flying historic aircraft that represent important chapters in aviation history. Located at Chino Airport, the museum is home to an extensive collection of military and civilian aircraft, including numerous rare and airworthy examples, and hosts educational programs, special events, and flying demonstrations that bring aviation history to life.
Yanks Air Museum in Chino, California, preserves and showcases an extensive collection of historic American aircraft and aviation artifacts. Located at Chino Airport, the museum traces the evolution of American aviation through beautifully preserved and restored aircraft spanning early flight, military aviation, and the jet age, offering visitors an up-close connection to the machines and history that helped shape American aerospace.
Flo's Airport Café is a longtime aviation-themed restaurant at Chino Airport, serving pilots, airport visitors, and the surrounding community in a classic airport-café setting. Known as a popular gathering place for breakfast and lunch, Flo's combines hearty diner-style food with the sights and atmosphere of one of Southern California's most active and historic general aviation airports.
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Fly with us in our Piper Arrow into our favorite Chino Airport (KCNO) onto Runway 26R. Join us as we visit the on-field restaurant, check out the Flying Tigers FBO and share important information on the two museums here.
