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Tri Cities Airport (KCZG) is a small general aviation field at Endicott, New York, sitting just outside the Binghamton area at an elevation of 827 feet. It offers a single lit hard-surface runway and full-time UNICOM/CTAF coverage, making it a straightforward stop for VFR pilots in the region.
Tri Cities Airport, identified as KCZG, is a small general aviation airfield serving Endicott, New York. It provides a single paved runway with lighting, suiting light aircraft operations rather than commercial traffic, and its proximity to Binghamton gives it a useful role for pilots operating in the wider Southern Tier of New York.
The airfield lies at Endicott, New York, close to the city of Binghamton, whose approach and departure control is referenced on the airport's air-to-ground frequency. No further detail on the surrounding airspace classification or nearby controlled zones is available.
Tri Cities Airport has one physical runway, 03/21, measuring 3,865 feet with a hard surface. Both directions are lit, but the runway is not equipped with an ILS.
Pilots can reach Binghamton Approach/Departure on the airport's designated frequency of 118.6 MHz. Weather information is broadcast on the AWOS-3 station at 119.075 MHz, and clearance delivery is available on 121.7 MHz. Airfield UNICOM, which also serves as the CTAF, operates on 122.8 MHz.
Tri Cities Airport functions as a small general aviation airport. Further operational detail, including facilities, fuel availability and operating hours, is not covered in the available information.
