Cook County Airport

Prayers for all of our friends in Florida and on the east coast that will be affected by hurricane Matthew! Stay safe!

Did you know that in 1987 American Airlines saved $40,000 by removing 1 olive from each salad served in first class?

Did you know more than 80% of the world's population is afraid of flying??

Thanks to everyone who came out this weekend!

Drive in or fly in and check out Azalea Aviation! Next Saturday, July 9th!

Fly in and open house for the community. Young eagles as well. Join us...

Come out to Cook County Airport THIS Saturday, June 11th, at 10am and take advantage of Azalea Aviation's safety class!

This coming Saturday June 11th,
Fly In or drive to our maintenance & flight building at Cook County airport. Enjoy free BBQ Ribs , free Safety Class and meet new aviation friends..
Look at schedule below...Hope to see you here!

Good morning Facebook, and happy Friday!!!

We've noticed some confusion about our hours for Cook County Airport; while our Airport is always open for flying in and out, our OFFICE hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm.

If you're planning to fly in on the weekend and have questions, make sure to call us beforehand so we can assist you.

Have a great weekend!

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed Monday, May 30, 2016. Guests are still welcome to fly in though!

Fuel up your plane and fill up your belly, Azalea Aviation will be serving BBQ ribs and more this Saturday from 11:30-1:30pm!
Come see us!

This comming Saturday May 7,
Come over to our maintenance & flight building at Cook County airport and enjoy free BBQ Ribs and more..
Very delicious food will be provided by Cheryl Bothof and Shelley Reagin.....

In 1940... McGee Airways pioneers the transportation of fresh meat and milk tothe Alaskan interior. (AYY)

In 1911... Pierre Prier makes the first non-stop passenger flight, traveling fromLondon to Paris. (AYY)

In 1922 the first Corps Observation Group, under the command of Col.William Mitchell, makes its first patrol, led by Maj. Ralph Royce, and thus becomes the first American squadron to go into action in Europe. (F&F)