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Richmond Airport (08R) is a small general aviation airfield in West Kingston, Rhode Island, built around a single hard-surfaced runway. It has no published communications frequency, making it a quiet, uncontrolled field of interest mainly to VFR pilots familiar with rural New England strips.
Richmond Airport, identified by the local code 08R, is a small general aviation aerodrome situated at West Kingston in Rhode Island, United States. It offers a single paved runway and appears to operate without any published air traffic communications, reflecting its character as a modest, low-key rural airfield rather than a major hub of activity.
The airfield lies at West Kingston, Rhode Island, at coordinates 41.4895 North, 71.6206 West, and sits at an elevation of 128 feet. No specific airspace classification, nearby controlled airspace, or neighbouring aerodromes are detailed in the available information.
Richmond Airport has one physical runway, aligned 11/29, with a hard surface and runway edge lighting. The runway measures approximately 2002 feet from the 11 threshold and 2001 feet from the 29 threshold. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment associated with the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Richmond Airport, indicating that the field operates without an active radio or air-ground service. Pilots should expect to operate on a self-announce basis in the absence of any assigned frequency, and no navigational aids are noted for the airfield.
