| State: | New Jersey |
|---|---|
| Address: | 106 Sharon Rd, Robbinsville Twp, NJ 08691, USA |
| Postal code: | 08691 |
| Phone: | (609) 259-1059 |
| Website: | https://trentonrobbinsville.com/ |
Does not seem to have much of an active FBO. As a transient pilot, it was difficult to figure out where to park, how to access the gates, who to pay, etc. Recommend you seek local knowledge before going there.
Past time chief pilot for Airmods and the airport has been a part of me forever.
Contrary to Keith Boyce statement, I have moved on to other successful opportunities, in aviation and have a nice place of my own that I reside at out of state. Disregard his statement as Google refuses to remove his comment for my request and he’s currently awaiting jail for theft of an airplane at a location of which I won’t say where. By the way, Keith Boyce is a professional, con artist, flies airplanes without the appropriate certificates and required aircraft airworthiness inspections. All you have to do is, Google, his name, and the state of New Jersey, and you’ll see what I mean.
Fortunately, for me, I’ve gotten students completed the ratings in a reasonable amount of time in the years I was a full-time instructor and have a 98% pass rate . Like myself, my instructor colleagues who I trained to become instructors And many of my students have moved on to variable professional flying opportunities. If I ever become an aircraft owner, I will gladly house the airplane at robbinsville Airport as it is my birthplace to my career and still considered a Home despite rarely getting over there for a visit these days. Get on out there and fly.
The negative comments are absurd. One would think that if someone buys a home or rents an apartment, they’d check the area and see what’s around it before buying. How do you not know if you’re buying a home near an airport? Also, chances are that the airport has been around longer than your home has. People have the right to use an airport. If the noise is so unbearable, then get a new apartment elsewhere in the area, or sell your home and move elsewhere. No point in going online just to complain about an airport that is likely older than you are. Complaining and writing negative reviews will do absolutely nothing. Pilots need to practice often including at night to keep their skills sharp and to build 1,500 flight hours which is required to become an airline pilot. I know I already mentioned this, but it just amazes me how someone can buy a home and not even notice before they buy it that there’s and airport. Like seriously, do you not check out the area before you move there? Do you just call and say “I’d like to buy this home. I’ve never been to this area but it looks like a nice home.”
Awesome small non towered airport. Great for learning and practicing out of the busy airspace area. For the residents complaining about the aircraft noise, i do not feel bad for your 1st world problem, you should have done your simple research on basic facts on the area. Next time do your homework if your investing that much money into a house near an airport. Pilots constantly need to train and perform minimum basic day and night landings periodically to stay current in order for our skies to be safe. So please dont be the selfish person trying to get a city to close down an airport due to your mistakes when purchasing a property. Also just as an FYI the airport has already taken enough consideration to reduce overflight over the residential community to the south of the airport by having pilots flying to the north of the airport whenever they are flying in the pattern.Flying is amazing and maybe if you were a pilot you would understand.