Beautiful aircrafts on display and I am glad and grateful that I got to visit this museum along with my family. Thankful for the men and women in the armed forces that make it possible for us to enjoy these things. Special thanks to Jim, friends and family that have served and will forever have our respect. Such thrill to be standing next to some of these birds. Great place to come with the family.

My son and I love this place so much that his grandfather bought him a membership. They have a good assortment of modern and old planes with an old restoration area as well. Great for a few hours away from home and a little bit of history.

Excellent collection of pre/post war aircraft. Fun just walking through the boneyard. Very friendly staff.

Wonderful museum with cool planes n jets. We met a fellow warbird mechanic and restorer named Casey. Very nice n cool fella. Showed us their project hellcat, King Cobra and warhawk and taught us a few things as well. Very friendly staff. Id go back again with my wife n kids!!!!

The staff goes out of their way to make sure you have a great experience.There are currently two ‘kiddie rides’ and they are restoring some old arcade games and a coin op shooting alley.

This is a great place to go and take a little glimpse back into history. I could spend days walking around taking photos here, in fact I have. :)

Great place to visit, learn and enjoy. Get educated and enjoy planes of history and delight.

A fantastic way to spend a few hours. Definitely worth the price of admission. Every plane seems to have a story and personality. It awesome to see the love and care put into these beautiful machines. Go and support a good cause.

4 yards to see absolutely amazing we will be back

We visited the Yanks Air Museum during the Haunted Halloween Hunt. We had a BLAST!! My boys, 7yo and 9yo, loved the alien theme and had so much fun doing the scavenger hunt. Not to mention, the planes are so well kept. The staff was amazing! Everyone was helpful! There mustve been another event going on, because we saw a lot of Veterans while we were there. Also very cool for the kids to meet Vets and enjoy the museum with them!

In the area for other reasons, but hold aviation as an interest.Easy to locate, in the agricultural area near Chino.Friendly greetings and an explanation of the layout, before getting to the exhibition areas.Impressive collection, nicely annotated near each aircraft.Displays lean towards the authentic, more than glowing improbably and better for it.Labour of love written all over the place.The “boneyard “ where the exhausted and donor aircraft reside, fascinating on its own.Kudos to all involved, interesting and well presented.If you’re in the area, very highly recommended!

Great museum with many important aircraft and artifacts. Best part was shooting the breeze with the guys in the restoration shop... highlight of my visit. Really enjoyed it and will get back out to visit the next time Im in the area.

GREAT MUSEUM AND A WONDERFUL FACILITY TO HOST YOUR NEXT EVENT. I WAS RECENTLY AT YANKS FOR THE.SO. CALIFORNIA SUBIE CULTURE CAR EVENT. WHAT A GREAT TIME

Fun for all ages. I had such a great experience here. All the staff are super welcoming and kind.

Had such a great time w the fam...lots of cool airplanes to see...even in the boneyard.

Very cool aviation museum! Lots of interesting airplanes on display as well as a scrap yard with more planes. The staff was really friendly and guided us at times, they have two kid rides which is interestingTip: you can buy tickets on Groupon and save $!

Went to Yanks and planes of Fame because of their close proximity. It was a pleasant surprise. Both had interesting displays and if you go third weekend in a month, the Jenny is open for an inside tour. I actually thought these two museums were better and more interesting than March air Field museum.

Very well organized and great variety! Cant beat having a Tomcat, a Falcon, and an Eagle right next to each other!

Had a 90th Birthday party for my mom. Great venue! Alona was so helpful and did her job well.

Last time I visited was over 10 years ago and what a change! This place has grown and improved ten-fold. The first hangar holds the aircraft from the 1900s till late 1940s, the second is a gem full of cold war jets restored to excellent condition (and not all USAF/USN, there was an RAF Harrier and Taiwanese Freedom Fighter) plus some Vietnam era a/c and a smattering of other types including a couple of nice Grumman amphibians. Next one is taken into the restoration hangar, which is a full working environment. Outside the hangars are the a/c that are probably next in line for restoration and then beyond that is the bone yard so reminiscent of the storage areas around Tuscon some 30 years ago.

Amazing History and some of the rarest planes! Wonderful tour guides if you get one, which I recommend.

If you have the airplane bug, you have to visit Yanks at Cal Aero field in Chino, CA. On display is a wide selection of aircraft ranging from the beginning of flight to the present, with many secondary displays featuring often overlooked support equipment, like control tower radios and ejection seats. Helicopters are well represented, as well as drones and amphibious aircraft. The outside storage area, known asThe Boneyard, offers many additional delights awaiting restoration. There is an active restoration area that you can walk through, showing the craftsmanship and attention to detail applied to each restoration. Connie the cat is the official greeter in the shop, and is very friendly.The big highlight was talking with Joe in the shop, sharing his passion with me and making sure I saw all the rarities hiding in the Boneyard, like the Ford trimotor. Joe was very gracious, being so generous with his time. I know Ill be back for another visit. Highly recommended!

A great learning experience. Loved the military aircrafts. As a USMC veteran I specially loved the Harrier jet. It was nice to be greeted by connie the cat .

Amazing collection of aircraft from 1930s and 1940s a all original. Air conditioning in hangers

I was so impressed by the selection of aircraft at Yanks Air Museum. I was so happy to see the UH-1 Huey there as my grandfather was a pilot of this helicopter. I believe there are over 200 aircraft. They have a boneyard and restoration area where you can see the mechanics restoring the aircraft - its very impressive. They also have a cute (aviation-themed) kids ride (first ride is free).

I went there for a Civil Air Patrol meeting and the planes and helis where awesome, the hangar in the back had the lights off so all of us cadets freaked out after we said that someone saw a head pop up in the window of the electra.

This is a fantastic Museum people work there very nice recommends to anybody especially even the novelist of History Buffs.

Had an amazing time watching the beautiful planes fly over

The best air museum I have ever visited. Way better than an air show

Awesome place to check out

Very touching an interesting Air Force and Military displays of our history on the ground and in the air. David our staff tour guide gave excellent explanations and described every display in detail. His attention to detail was extremely knowledgeable and exquisite. Arrived with an empty stomach of knowledge and left with a full stomach and extremely satisfied with our visit. !!!! Thank you so much for your presentation !!!!Lone WolfCDR of the Saints M/C MinistryCovina California representing IN THE Wind..

Fun place! Lots of history. Every third Saturday they let you jump in to a airplane, to check all the inside.At difference with big museum here you can get really close to the airplanes, is not crowded at all so you can take your time to enjoy.

Yanks Air Museum is a must-see. Staff are very friendly, aircraft count is high, and the boneyard was other-worldly. Please see the photos I posted for reference.

I visited this museum on a field trip with my Air Force JROTC program. Our tour guides name was James and he was very knowledgeable on a lot of the aircraft. James brought the enthusiasm and made the experience very positive and brought other insights I never knew about aviation. Yanks Air Museum has a warm atmosphere and is a great place to learn new things about American Aviation History. This is our museum, our responsibility, to remember the past and preserve the memory. -James

Worth it. Excellent collection and display

Was greatly surprised! This is a wonderful museum. They have planes in great condition and some super rare Japanese and German aircraft.

Such a cool place to go visit if your in the area definitely stop by and check cool planes and people

My son loves going there to see and touch the airplanes. It is just very hot during summer time so make sure to bring water.

Very cool aircraft on display

Outstanding collection of notable aircraft and equipment, including many types unique to this collection in the western USA. Not limited to American types, despite the name. Their restoration shop does really great work - the aircraft are in excellent condition. Definitely worth a visit if youre an aviation buff.

Extremely well curated collection of historic aircraft. Many rare or even unique examples arranged in clean well organized hangars easy to view and photograph. Restorations so thorough that even 60+ year old planes look like they just rolled out of the manufacture’s shop. Well worth the time and effort to visit.

Nice place with a lot of cool planes. Theres even Apollo space suits. Call to check if they are open.

Excellent! Highly recommend. Lots of exhibits together with helpful staff and volunteers who are truly passionate about aircraft.

Many great examples of aircraft through the years, but, poor lighting, aircraft spaced to close for favorable photography. Not enough information on aircraft in boneyard and zero docents.

They got the plane that was In a movieCon Air if you dont know the movie go and watch it.

One of the coolest places around! Staff here are amazing, knowledgeable and extremely friendly, great place for an event!!

Nice collection of historical, types and other aircrafts from different eras. Though it would have been nice if the kids amusement area was not turned off, the boys still had fun going around and playing with the toys in the store. The graveyard was interesting though might be a little too dangerous for little boys.

Some great planes but very white male centric. Almost nothing about women or black a viators. Restoration area is most interesting.

Great Hospitality and super clean facility. Definitely a must to go see if youre in the area.

Excellent place

Interesting Museum that next to another one

Great museum. Theres tons of history and the staff was very nice.

I have been here before and am always amazed how much I learn each time. The planes are amazing, well kept.

Great collection of historic US planes, excellent displays and very friendly staff. I was particularly interested in one plane, the only one of its kind in the world to the best of my knowledge -- the staff were very helpful and let me get a little closer to the plane for some detail photos. Thanks! It was a real treat.

Very cool, loved the junk yard in the back, and the restoration shop

Was there for an Auction, Great people and service. Beautiful place

Annual Chino Airshow was great, as usual. Dont miss it next May.

The Connie and the boneyard, the only reason I came. Completely worth it. Will come again, just for the Connie and the boneyard. Suggestion: Better access to the Connie, although it looks cool parked out there, and expand the boneyard and fill it up with more large relics!

Great place. Tons of airplanes and knowledgeable and helpful staff. Had a great time. Definitely go if youre an airplane enthusiast.

History was build thats for sure a must go to this place awesome

A great collection of classic and modern aircraft. I would go back in a heartbeat.

Nice selection of aircrafts to see. You can look at the evolution of planes through history way back to the Wright bros. Gets a bit warm in the summer though.

Used to stop here all the time before heading to the Planes of Fame Airshow. I come to the air show to watch planes fly and talk to youngsters who are interested in seeing planes do what they do best FLY. Im a WWII Tuskegee Airmen Red Tail Pilot, Korea and Vietnam was veteran. The Airshow is a great place to meet up with my old flying buddies and remember what it was like to be in our particular aircraft. I cannot understand how your love for aviation and how many new customers will see your museum during the Airshow can be any better without it. I hope the courts listen to the public because this Airshow brings more business to others and the city than to worry about little ole you. Pull up your big boy pants and let the Airshow make continue until then I will not be coming to your establishment

Great space, lots to explore. Dont skip the boneyard.

Amazing airplanes, wonderful displays, really informative staff who are genuinely excited and willing to talk for hours about Aircraft ! And you get to go into the working hanger and watch them build/restore new aircraft. A great place for anyone who loves aviation history.

Wonderfull...!

Great displays of space memorabilia, aircraft are faithfully restored.

Nice museum for aircraft preservation. helpful staff.

Fun time they have lots of wonderful plans on display

Took my boys for the Open Cockpit Day and they had a blast. Staff was very welcoming and provided a lot of details on the aircraft. Yanks also has a cool kids ride (first ride free).

Amazing pieces of history. Use the groupon to save some cash.

Great place to spend the day. Beautiful collection, helpful and friendly staff. Also great for kids.

Yanks has a very friendly staff, is clean, and has a great variety of aircraft. A great place to take the family!

Awesome place. My grandson loved it.

My son loves this place Such a fun place for the whole family.

If your into airplanes and history, Yanks is the place for you. I wont spoil it with the details- its a must see- call ahead and check to see if they have any airplanes to walk through, its not always but worth it when they do.

Sorry I cant recommend Yanks Air Museum, even though I am a huge supporter of Aviation Museums. The recent lawsuit against Planes of Fame Air Museum and its airshow have shed a true negative light on this museum. News travels fast in the aviation community. Aviation enthusiasts and history buffs here in Arizona wont be supporting travel to this museum after learning about its most recent action. Yanks Air Museum is obviously not a true supporter of the preservation of aviation history. Nobody in the community wants to freely support such a negative establishment.

Its good! If youre into aircrafts and are in the area... Its worth it to take a peek.

Not a fan of how this place has operated in the past decade.

Awesome air museum

The most complete collection of American aircraft across the span of aviation anywhere. Their goal is to have every aircraft flyable and as close to original as possible. Their focus is on aviation technology and includes everything from Target drones to rockets.As you read the reviews, you will notice almost exclusively 5 star and 1 star ratings. The 5 star ratings are from people that have visited Yanks Air Museum. The 1 star are from angry, misinformed friends of the other air museum that are just out to hurt Yanks. Pathetic really, if they were actually rating Yanks as a museum - they would have to admit Yanks is the better mueum.

Excellent displays of the history of flight and a great collection of modern 4th generation American fighter jets including the F-14, F-15, F-16, and F-18.

Very sad to see a supposed air museum using the courts to attack a well run, historically important, and extremely popular air show. These people are an example of what is going wrong with our country now. Im sure they sit around at night in their homes and express disgust about what our infighting lawyer/politicians are doing, and then they come into work and hire lawyers to start a legal fight because they dont want to be inconvenienced by an air show at the airport. Now who is disgusting?

Cool place!

Great place... Recommend for all!

Amazing collection of pristine jets, and really neat boneyard access

I have great memories at this museum. I also love the Chino Airshow. General Aviation is under attack on so many fronts. In my heart, this betrayal from within. The worst kind.

Really great place for visit. Biggest collection of aircrafts I have seen ever.

Great place.

Wonderful place to visit

A good place for a wedding venue. Wide space and parking

Yup. Lots of nice place mainly indoors.

I like the plaind

Good layout of aircraft, given the space available. Licensed A&P technicians work to maintain select aircraft, operationally airworthy. Staff helpful in providing technical information. Will return for another tour.

Very good

Very nice aircraft display. There isnt any more space for new aircrafts. The planes graveyard outside is astonishing.

Yanks neighbor Planes of Fame holds one of the best airshows in the nation. Yanks got jealous and decided to bring forth a frivolous lawsuit. Yanks has made it clear that they are jealous jerks and do not actually care about aviation. Their lawsuit is taking away funds that should be used for the preservation of history. If you give Yanks any money, then you are hurting the preservation of history. Its a same that such a nice museum is run by such horrible excuses for human beings.

Yanks Air Museum has filed a strategically timed lawsuit against Planes of Fame in an attempt to halt one of the most popular air shows in California. It has nothing to do with money, as they are open every air show, Yanks Museum is the first museum you come across when entering the event and most of the event parking is directly in front of their museum.

So many vintage aircraft and history inside one big building.

Awesome place, lots of eye candy everywhere you look