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Cable Airport (CCB/KCCB), often listed as Upland-Cable Airport, is a privately owned public-use general-aviation field in Upland, California, about 35 miles east of Los Angeles. Founded in 1945 by Dewey Cable, it has a classic Southern California airfield character and hosts the annual Cable Air Show. It serves light aircraft, flight training, and recreational flying rather than scheduled commercial service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors often time a stop around the on-field cafe for breakfast or lunch and watch the pattern; hours can be limited, so call ahead or check before planning a meal stop.
🚖 Getting There
Cable Airport is about 2–3 miles from downtown Upland and roughly 8–10 miles from Ontario International Airport (ONT), so rideshares, taxis, or a rental car are the most practical connections. Metrolink's Upland station and local bus routes can get you into the city, but you will still need a short rideshare or taxi for the final leg to the airport. On-site parking is available for based and transient pilots.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Upland-Cable Airport?
A: It uses IATA code CCB, ICAO code KCCB, and FAA identifier CCB.
Q: Is Cable Airport open to the public?
A: Yes, it is a public-use airport, but it is privately owned and focused on general aviation.
Q: What type of aircraft fly into Cable Airport?
A: Light single- and twin-engine piston aircraft, flight-training planes, and occasional helicopters; there is no commercial airline service.
Q: Are fuel and pilot services available?
A: Self-serve avgas and typical general-aviation services such as flight instruction, maintenance, and tie-downs are generally available; verify current hours and prices before arrival.
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