Airplane & Heli Field

Chenango Bridge Airport (Binghamton Aeros)

Binghamton, NY

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At a glance

Flying area
AircraftHelicopters, Fixed wing, Jets: EDF, Jets: Turbine, Giant scale
Runway surfaceGrass (Turf)
Runway size2000 x 145 ft (shared; center 1000 ft kept closely mowed for models)
Heli padsNot sure
Stations
Control lineNot sure
Track surfaceCarpet
On the water
Water
Size (acres)
Boats
Fuel boats
Courses
Course notes
Launch
Retrieval
Driver stand
Stand notes
Season
Sessions
Pond rules
Permit
Entrance
Flying rules
PowerElectric (battery), Glow / Nitro, Gas, Turbine
Smoke
AMAYes - AMA membership required
FRIAYes - FAA-recognized FRIA
Noise
Who can fly
Who can fly hereMembers and their guests
Field accessNot sure
Guest fee
When to fly
HoursElectric-only before 10 AM Mon-Sat and before Noon Sunday (AMA listing)
At the field
Facilities
Visitors
Camping
Pit powerNot sure

Runways

Runway 1Grass (Turf)2000 x 145 ft (shared; center 1000 ft kept closely mowed for models)
Runway 2Grass (Turf)
Runway 3Grass (Turf)

Rules for visitors

Shared with full-scale aircraft: designated spotter required, club scanner must monitor Unicom 122.9 MHz, land and clear runway for manned aircraft; 98 dB max at 9 ft; no overflight of tree lines/housing or south of flight line; no taxiing toward pavilion/pits; vehicles 10 MPH, never on runways; pets leashed
Guests must have current AMA and be signed in by an active Aeros member at the club house; visitors welcome to watch

Recreational pilots need an FAA TRUST certificate, and aircraft over 250 g must be FAA registered.

About this field

Flying field of Binghamton Aeros (AMA club #2187).

Field GPS 42.1917425, -75.8413050, elev 940 ft. Airport owned by Haskell Farms; full-scale ops by Chenango Bridge Pilot's Association. Clubhouse, pavilion, camping. FAA FRIA 2023-CBO-00017-FRIA (to 2027-08-02). Park behind the hangar line.

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