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Such as Birthdays, Weddings, Business, Corporate, Special Events and Occasions. Yanks Air Museum the largest fun and family friendly aviation museum in the world. Yanks is the picture perfect place for your “special event!” Let us host an unforgettable Birthday, Wedding, Reception or Meeting. Only eight miles South of Ontario Int’l Airport, Yanks has a one of a kind atmosphere and a unique ambiance. Created by a love for aviation, Yanks houses some of the World’s finest, rare aircraft. Come face to face with a century of aviation legends at Yanks. Our knowledgeable staff and friendly volunteers are here to help accommodate up to 30-600 guests. So eat, drink, dance, and socialize. Your time at Yanks is guaranteed to be an event to remember! Note: This is an active museum and aircraft may relocate from time to time. Additional items are available, call for prices and availability, subject to change.

09/16/2026

It’s 5-year Army Veteran and MP Erin, who is featured in our 2027 Pin-Ups For Vets calendar! 🫡🇺🇸 Be sure to order your calendar at pinupsforvets.com 💛

From Erin: “I’m honored to represent women veterans and help preserve the legacy of those who served before us. Pin-Ups For Vets celebrates both service and strength while honoring the spirit of a generation that sacrificed so much for our country. As a veteran, mother, and small business owner, I’m proud to be part of something that continues to support and recognize our veteran community.”

🎥 by Amanda T

08/05/2026

This is the British Aerospace Harrier—and it completely changed modern air combat.
Unlike traditional fighter jets, the Harrier can perform short takeoffs and vertical landings, meaning it doesn’t need a long runway to operate.
Its secret? Four rotating engine nozzles mounted along the fuselage. By directing thrust downward, the Harrier can hover like a helicopter before transitioning seamlessly into forward flight.
While it wasn’t the fastest fighter in the sky, its unique capabilities made it one of the most effective.
The Harrier proved exactly that during the 1982 Falklands War, where it flew with the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy. Its agility and ability to operate from small carriers gave British forces a major advantage.
It became such a feared opponent that Argentine pilots gave it a chilling nickname:
“La Muerte Negra” — “The Black Death.”
More than 50 years after its first flight, the Harrier remains one of the most innovative aircraft ever built.
Have you ever seen a Harrier perform a vertical takeoff or landing in person? Or did you work on, fly, or serve alongside one during your military career? We’d love to hear your story—share your experience in the comments.

08/03/2026

Are you looking for a unique event space in Southern California? Yanks Air Museum Parties and Events can host your next event!
Contact us to see what space would be right for you.

07/22/2026

SPACE DAY on July 24th AND July 25th. 🚀

Both days, we’ll have special guests:
🌙 Lovell Stoddard, a Boeing engineer, will share insights into the Apollo program and the engineering that made the Moon missions possible during his presentation on Friday at 10:30am

☄️ Frank Dowens will be presenting on Saturday at 10:30am with an array of space artifacts for kids (and adults) to explore... even a Mars Rover folks can interact with!

Which one are you going to see?

07/22/2026

Which is your favorite view ❤️

07/07/2026

Most people see the finished airplane… but this is where the real magic happens.

Welcome inside the Yanks Air Museum restoration center, where historic aircraft are brought back to life.

Every project is powered by incredible craftsmanship and a passion for preserving aviation history.

Come see the restoration center for yourself at Yanks Air Museum. And if you’ve ever worked on, flown, or have a family connection to one of these aircraft, share your story in the comments—we’d love to hear it.

06/25/2026

Meet Craig, one of our restoration technicians helping bring history back to life at Yanks Air Museum.

While completing his A&P program at Orange Coast College, Craig joined our restoration team as a sheet metal technician. Today, he’s working on our P-47 Thunderbolt, carefully fabricating structural repairs that will help return this legendary aircraft to flying condition.

Come see history being preserved in action. Visit Yanks Air Museum and experience the stories, craftsmanship, and passion behind every aircraft.
📍 Plan your visit today and see aviation history up close!

06/23/2026

The Aircraft That Watched a War and Chased Storms.

The EC-121 wasn’t built for speed—it was built for endurance, intelligence gathering, and mission success.

Based on the legendary Lockheed Constellation airliner, this flying radar platform served from 1953 to 1978 and became the eyes and ears of military operations around the world.

With four massive Wright R-3350 radial engines producing thousands of horsepower, the EC-121 could easily stay airborne for 15 hours at a time, monitoring airspace, tracking activity, and providing critical information to commanders.

For volunteers like Mike Weber, this aircraft was more than a machine—it was home. As a Navy aircrew member, Mike flew dozens of missions off the coast of North Vietnam, using airborne radar to monitor activity deep inside the country. He also served as part of the Navy’s Pacific Hurricane Hunters, flying directly into the eyes of typhoons to gather weather data that helped protect ships and crews at sea.

Behind every aircraft is a story. Behind every mission is a crew. And behind every crew is a legacy worth remembering.

To all who served aboard aircraft like the EC-121—and to all veterans who answered the call of duty—thank you for your service and sacrifice. We honor and remember those who served and those who never made it home.

✈️ Have you ever seen an EC-121 or Constellation in person?

✈️ Did you serve on, maintain, or fly aboard one of these aircraft?

✈️ Do you have a family member connected to the Warning Star program?

Share your stories in the comments, tag a fellow aviation enthusiast, and save this post so more people can discover the incredible history of one of aviation’s most unique aircraft.

📍Visit Yanks Air Museum and experience this remarkable aircraft up close. Every 3rd Saturday of the month you can tour the inside of this aircraft.

05/24/2026

The iconic Northrop T-38 Talon is the aircraft that introduced generations of U.S. Air Force pilots to high-performance jet operations and supersonic flight.

First flown in 1959, the sleek twin-engine trainer became the world’s first supersonic trainer and remains a cornerstone of advanced military pilot training. Its speed, agility, and demanding flight characteristics prepared aviators for frontline fighters while earning a reputation as one of the most respected trainers in aviation history.

Even today, the T-38 continues shaping future fighter and test pilots with the same thrilling performance that made it legendary.

What is your experience with this aircraft?

05/20/2026

The Kamikaze Weapon So Fast U.S. Ships Could Barely Stop It 😳⚠️

During the Philippine campaign in 1944, Japan unleashed one of the most terrifying su***de weapons of World War II: the Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka.
Nicknamed the “Baka Bomb” by Allied forces, the Ohka was essentially a manned rocket-powered flying bomb. It was carried beneath Japanese bombers, released near Allied fleets, and then rocketed toward U.S. warships at speeds approaching 500 mph.
Once launched, stopping it was nearly impossible. American crews had only seconds to react — which meant the best defense was destroying the bombers before they could deploy the Ohkas.

The weapon became one of the deadliest symbols of desperation during the Pacific War and changed how naval crews prepared for attack forever.

Could you imagine seeing one of these diving toward your ship with almost no time to react? 👀

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15121 Stearman Drive
Chino, CA
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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 4am

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