Where we fly

Redlands Municipal Airport

Air-Wolfe Flight Training operates out of Redlands Municipal Airport, FAA identifier REI, ICAO KREI.

REI / KREIFAA and ICAO identifiers
4,570 ftRunway length, 75 ft wide
1,571 ftField elevation
Since 1947Serving the area's aviation community

Find us

Air-Wolfe Flight Training
Redlands Municipal Airport
1755 Sessums Dr., Redlands, CA 92374

(909) 936-9586
[email protected]

Get DirectionsCity of Redlands Airport Page

At the field

  • General aviation airport owned by the City of Redlands, about two miles northeast of downtown
  • About 291 based aircraft on roughly 180 acres
  • Self-serve 100LL fuel, available 24/7
  • Major airframe and powerplant service
  • Airport lobby open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm

A little history

Redlands saw some of the nation's earliest general aviation activity, with an air meet sponsored by the University of Redlands recorded in 1911. Five years later, Beryl Williams founded the Redlands Aircraft Company in town.

The city's first official airport, the Redlands Flying Inn Airport, was built in 1947 by Robert Kanaga and Austin Welch. When Kanaga was called to duty during the Korean War, the property was sold and spent time as a turkey and chicken ranch. In the late 1950s, Roy Haskins and Alexander Theos bought it and began restoring it as an aviation facility.

In the 1970s, Hughes Airwest and Golden West Airlines both flew to Redlands from Los Angeles. Today the field is home to flight schools, aircraft repair shops, EAA Chapter 845 and the Redlands Airport Association.

Sources: City of Redlands and Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Not for navigation; check current charts and the Chart Supplement before flight.