Falcon Field Airport (FFZ) is a historic general aviation airport in Mesa, Arizona, originally established as a World War II training base for British pilots. Today, it supports a thriving aviation community and is home to the Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum, preserving its rich aviation heritage.
EAA Chapter 228 is a Mesa aviation organization based around Falcon Field. The Chapter welcomes members and guests to aviation activities and regular meetings at California Aeronautical University on the airport's north side. Consult the Chapter for current meeting and visitor instructions; these are shared venues.
CAF Airbase Arizona Flying Museum presents military aircraft and aviation exhibits at Falcon Field in Mesa. The museum offers educational programs, special events and separately scheduled aircraft rides. Regular visitor hours are Wednesday–Saturday, 10:00–16:00, with holiday and special-event exceptions. Consult the museum website for current admission arrangements.
California Aeronautical University’s Phoenix campus is a flight-training facility at Falcon Field in Mesa, Arizona. This Profile represents the Phoenix campus and its hangar location. Visitors attending chapter gatherings or other announced activities should follow the organizer’s arrival instructions.
Heliponents is an aircraft maintenance and fixed-base operation at Falcon Field in Mesa, Arizona. Its facility hosts the public Aviation Fascination event with the Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
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In Part 4 of our Arizona Airport Series, we touch down at the legendary Falcon Field (KFFZ). Originally a WWII training base for the British Royal Air Force (RAF), it’s now one of the most vibrant aviation hubs in the Southwest.
