Open: 10am - 4pm, Tuesday - Saturday

Buy Tickets
Visit Us
Support Us

HOME
COLLECTIONS
ABOUT
EVENTS
BOOK VENUE
GIFT SHOP

Open: 10am - 4pm, Tuesday - Saturday

Buy Tickets
Visit Us
Support Us

HOME
COLLECTIONS
ABOUT
EVENTS
BOOK VENUE
GIFT SHOP

Black & White Collection

1903-1918

EARLY BIRDS ERA

Curtiss JN-4D Jenny skinless and hung up at Yanks Air Museum

Curtiss JN-4D Jenny

Dayton-Wright Standard J-1

Dayton-Wright Standard J-1

Thomas-Morse S-4C Scout

Thomas-Morse S-4C Scout

Wright Flyer (Replica)

Wright Flyer (Replica)

Wright Taylor Engine at Yanks Air Museum

Wright/Taylor Engine

Latest Posts

Pilots who died in vintage airplane crash in Chino led lives of passion, variety
Aircraft flown in the 1989 Hollywood film ‘Always’ bought by Yanks Air Museum
Cobra Attack Helicopter At Yanks Air Museum
Yanks Air Museum To Fly America’s Iconic P-40E Warbird

Social Media Links

Facebook
Follow
Twitter
Follow
Instagram
Follow
YouTube
Follow
LinkedIn
Follow

We want to let you know that we will re-open on Th

We want to let you know that we will re-open on Thursday, June 27 at 10:00 am. Thank you all so much for your support and kind words during this trying time.

We can now confirm the names of those involved in

We can now confirm the names of those involved in the crash of our Lockheed 12A Electra Junior: Yanks Chief Operating Officer Frank Wright, and Pilot-in-Command Michael “Mike” Gilles. Mike was from Aliso Viejo, CA, and had been the Pilot-in-Command of the Lockheed 12A for Yanks during the last several years. He held an Airline Transport Certificate, Multi-Engine Instructor Certificate, and a current and valid medical certificate. Mike flew as captain on the Lockheed 12 in the left seat on the day of the incident. The airplane was not required to have two rated pilots on board, but Frank assisted in flying procedures and operations from the right seat.

Yanks is still cooperating with authorities in their investigation of the incident. Several people close to Yanks have been invaluable in their assistance to the families during this tragedy, and we would like to thank them as well as everyone who has expressed their condolences and support over the last few days.

The museum remains closed as we navigate through this difficult time, but we will update you on the status of the museum over the coming days.

Shortly after noon yesterday, one of our aircraft

Shortly after noon yesterday, one of our aircraft was involved in an accident in an unoccupied field near Chino Airport resulting in two fatalities aboard the aircraft. At this time we are working with local authorities and the FAA. Yanks Air Museum will be closed until further notice as our family deals with this tragedy, and we appreciate your patience and respect for our privacy as we navigate through this difficult time.

How many planes can you identify on #FighterFriday

How many planes can you identify on #FighterFriday? Thanks for the great photo @roader2.0.

We love seeing the photos everyone takes when visiting our museum! Feel free to message them to us and we might repost them.

Who knows what mission this Super Constellation pe

Who knows what mission this Super Constellation performed when it was in the Air Force?

📷 @flyltmc

Did you know that our Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privatee

Did you know that our Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer used to be a water bomber? We acquired this ex-coast guard bird in 2006 after it retired from firefighting in 2002.

Who knows what plane is on the right in the second photo? Bonus points if you can get the variant too!

Thanks for the photos @flyltmc

Stay in Touch

Join our email list and be the first to know about special events and more!

I have agree to the the terms & conditions

Leave this field empty if you're human:

We want to let you know that we will re-open on Th

We want to let you know that we will re-open on Thursday, June 27 at 10:00 am. Thank you all so much for your support and kind words during this trying time.

We can now confirm the names of those involved in

We can now confirm the names of those involved in the crash of our Lockheed 12A Electra Junior: Yanks Chief Operating Officer Frank Wright, and Pilot-in-Command Michael “Mike” Gilles. Mike was from Aliso Viejo, CA, and had been the Pilot-in-Command of the Lockheed 12A for Yanks during the last several years. He held an Airline Transport Certificate, Multi-Engine Instructor Certificate, and a current and valid medical certificate. Mike flew as captain on the Lockheed 12 in the left seat on the day of the incident. The airplane was not required to have two rated pilots on board, but Frank assisted in flying procedures and operations from the right seat.

Yanks is still cooperating with authorities in their investigation of the incident. Several people close to Yanks have been invaluable in their assistance to the families during this tragedy, and we would like to thank them as well as everyone who has expressed their condolences and support over the last few days.

The museum remains closed as we navigate through this difficult time, but we will update you on the status of the museum over the coming days.

Shortly after noon yesterday, one of our aircraft

Shortly after noon yesterday, one of our aircraft was involved in an accident in an unoccupied field near Chino Airport resulting in two fatalities aboard the aircraft. At this time we are working with local authorities and the FAA. Yanks Air Museum will be closed until further notice as our family deals with this tragedy, and we appreciate your patience and respect for our privacy as we navigate through this difficult time.

How many planes can you identify on #FighterFriday

How many planes can you identify on #FighterFriday? Thanks for the great photo @roader2.0.

We love seeing the photos everyone takes when visiting our museum! Feel free to message them to us and we might repost them.

Who knows what mission this Super Constellation pe

Who knows what mission this Super Constellation performed when it was in the Air Force?

📷 @flyltmc

Did you know that our Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privatee

Did you know that our Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer used to be a water bomber? We acquired this ex-coast guard bird in 2006 after it retired from firefighting in 2002.

Who knows what plane is on the right in the second photo? Bonus points if you can get the variant too!

Thanks for the photos @flyltmc

VISITOR INFORMATION

BUY TICKETS ONLINE
BUY ANNUAL PASS
VISIT US
SCHEDULE A TOUR
CONTACT US

EXPLORE OUR MUSEUM

COLLECTIONS
EVENTS
FEATURED NEWS
SUPPORT US
ONLINE GIFT STORE

LOCATION & HOURS

15121 Stearman Drive
Chino, CA 91710

Phone: (909) 597-1735

Open Tuesday thru Saturday
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Closed Sunday and Monday and Major Holidays

© 2022 Yanks Air Museum. All rights reserved. EIN 953538758 / Site Map / Privacy Policy

Press Enter / Return to begin your search.

Have an Account?

To keep connected with us please login with your personal info.

Create Account

Enter your personal details and start journey with us.

Sign in to Yanks Air Museum

Remember Me

Lost Your Password?

Create Account

New membership are not allowed.

Home
Collections
About
Events
Book Venue
Gift Shop

Museum Hours

10:00am–4:00pm, Tuesday thru Saturday

Museum Location

15121 Stearman Drive, Chino, CA 91710