Photo credit: Brian Silcox Photography
Join us at our annual "Run the Runway" on April 6th!
AT THE MUSEUM
AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY
From our SPAD XIII from World War 1 to our Antonov AN-2 Russian Biplane, our collection spans nearly 100 years of aviation history. Get close to aircraft in our indoor and outdoor spaces.
EXHIBITS
Classic uniforms, flight logs from historical flights, NASA and space artifacts, and other unique aviation displays can be found in multiple exhibits at the Chico Air Museum.
EVENTS AND SPEAKERS
Past events include our annual Fly-In with pilots from all over the country, our ongoing, world-class aviation speaker series and our
annual visit from Santa.
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Thorpe T-211 Sky Scooter
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Antonov AN-2 Russian Biplane
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Bell 47 Helicopter
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Culver Cadet LCA
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Chance Vought A-7 Corsair (Vietnam War)
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Delphin L-29V Czechoslovakian jet trainer
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EAA Biplane
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Grumman Guardian
(one of only six in the world) -
Hiller YHJ-1 Hornet
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Lockheed P2-V7 Neptune ASW aircraft
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Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star
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McDonald Douglas
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MiG-15
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F-15C Eagle
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North American F-86 Sabre
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Piasecki H-21 helicopter
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Pitts Model 12 extreme aerobatic airplane
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RAF 2000 GTX SE Gyrocopter
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Schreder HP Sailplane
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SPAD XIII (WWI Biplane)
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Taylor Titch Formula 1 Reno Racer
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Consolidated Vultee BT-13 Valiant
(iconic trainer from WWII and Chico Army Airfield)
CURRENT
AIRCRAFT
EVENTS & SPEAKERS
Upcoming events: ​
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May 4, 8am: Annual Spring Fly-in
Past speakers:
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Clarence "Bud" Anderson, WWII Triple Ace
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Cal Worthington, WWII bomber pilot
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Brian Schul, SR71 Blackbird pilot
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Vance Parker, US Navy Blue Angels pilot
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Brian Binne, astronaut and test pilot
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Jeff Greason, President and Co-Founder of XCOR Aerospace
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Jonna Hoppes, granddaughter of Jimmy Doolittle
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Wendell Summers, the pilot for Admiral Byrd's South Pole exploration
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CONTACT
US
Tel. 530-345-6468
Chico Municipal Airport
165 Ryan Avenue
Chico, CA 95973
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VISIT
US
Thursday - Sunday
10am-3pm
165 Ryan Avenue
Chico, CA 95973
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FREE ADMISSION
In keeping with California regulations, masks are no longer required but are strongly recommended in indoor locations
