This general aviation facility, operated by Landmark Aviation, hosts a 7,500-foot runway and control tower. In past years, Quonset State Airport served as the Naval Air Station Quonset Point from 1941 until the 1970s.
Founded in 1985, Richmond Airport, Inc. is privately owned and open for public use. The local airport facility dates back to 1955.
Purchased by Jack Gordon in 1985, the facility houses eight privately owned hangers. Aviation fuel is available via self-fueling with prior call-ahead arrangements. Hours of operation are intermittent and dependent on individual flight schedules.
Services include hangar and aircraft tie-down parking.
North Central State Airport is located at the end of Albion Road. This is the upper region of the state and horizontally centered, which is why it is called "North Central". The airport is a well-known, popular general avaiation airport that was open for use in 1951. It is a owned by the State of Rhode Island, opened for service in 1951. It was initially created to serve as a reliever airport for general aviation activity from TF Greene Airport, as well as a repair base and a base for private pilots. Due to the size of the runways, North Central serves the larger airlines only in the case of an emergency. North Central offers two well-paved, long runways and excellent nighttime lighting.
