Middlesex Valley Airport (4N2) is a 2130 x 175
ft grass airstrip located in the rolling hills of the
Central New York State. The runway orientation is 030 and
210 degrees with CTAF/UNICOM on 122.7 and field elevation
is 735 ft. This airport is open to the public and is
privately owned by Robert Mincer. If you are flying in, be
sure you fill up your tanks before getting here unless
your aircraft takes 80 Mogas.
A View Looking down Runway 21
The
field is in a wonderfully scenic location that is
surrounded by picturesque hills and the tranquil lakes of
the Finger Lakes. The grass strip is well groomed and its
rustic hangers take you back to the early days of
aviation. It wouldn't be hard to imagine a "Curtiss Jenny"
turning final to land here while you eat breakfast on the
deck of the Pilots Lounge on some weekend during the
summer.
The Pilots Lounge is open from May until the end of October. If the weather is good and the sky clear you might
just have to wait a few minutes for a seat...please do!
If you have more information or history about the
Middlesex Valley Airport, please feel free to forward
your information to me for inclusion on this site. (Click
Here)
Why is this site here?
This site is online to support general aviation and to
encourage its growth here in the Finger Lakes area of New
York State. We want to introduce young people into the
fascinating world of aviation and the field of
aeronautics, what better way than a day at a local airfield.
This site is dedicated to supporting
local general aviation and the Middlesex Valley Airport.
To have a webpage for your airport, please contact
Orlando Web
Services.
The
field is in a wonderfully scenic location that is
surrounded by picturesque hills and the tranquil lakes of
the Finger Lakes. The grass strip is well groomed and its
rustic hangers take you back to the early days of
aviation. It wouldn't be hard to imagine a "Curtiss Jenny"
turning final to land here while you eat breakfast on the
deck of the Pilots Lounge on some weekend during the
summer. 