KBGM

KBGM, Greater Binghamton/Edwin A Link Field in Binghamton, New York, sits at 1,635 feet elevation and operates with an air traffic control tower. The airport features three runways: 10/28 at 5,001 feet asphalt with 150-foot width, 16/34 at 7,305 feet asphalt with 150-foot width, and H1 helicopter pad at 54 feet by 54 feet. Instrument approach capabilities include six approaches with ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) procedures for all-weather operations. Fuel services include 100LL and A grades.

Flight training and maintenance services are provided by Aero Techniques, Goodrich Aviation Maintenance Center, and Goodrich Aviation. These organizations support active pilot training and professional aircraft maintenance in upstate New York. Multiple Approach frequencies on 118.6, 127.55, and 257.625 MHz support air traffic operations. The ATIS on 128.15 MHz provides current airport information. Remote Communications Air-Ground services through Elk Mountain RCAG on 132.175 and 298.9 MHz provide extended range communications. Emergency frequencies on 121.5 and 243 MHz complete the communication suite.

Greater Binghamton/Edwin A Link Field serves as a well-equipped regional facility in upstate New York. The dual-runway configuration with ILS capability and helicopter pad accommodates diverse aircraft operations and training activities. With established flight schools, maintenance facilities, tower-controlled environment, and comprehensive navigation aids, this airport provides essential infrastructure for pilot training and professional aviation services in the region.