Flabob Airport (RIR) is a historic public-use airport in Riverside, California, with deep roots in the region’s aviation community. Known for its vintage aircraft, homebuilt and experimental aviation, and active community of pilots and enthusiasts, Flabob has long been a gathering place for people who build, restore, fly, and celebrate aircraft.
The American Aviation Historical Society preserves and shares aviation history through publications, archives and research resources. Its headquarters at Flabob Airport includes library activity supporting that work.
EAA Chapter 1 is the local Experimental Aircraft Association chapter associated with Flabob Airport in the Riverside area. It supports recreational aviation and aircraft-building interests. Consult current Chapter or airport information before visiting; historical meeting schedules are not current visitor hours.
Fly with us into family-friendly Flabob Airport on Runway 24. This airport has transient parking and self-service fuel. You’ll also find large plates of food at the Flabob Airport Café while being surrounded by aviation history and a little slice of Americana.
