Rhode Island airport map prints
Rhode Island is the smallest state, and nearly all of it is within a few miles of Narragansett Bay. Rhode Island T.F. Green International at Providence lays two runways at 54 feet, the 8,700 foot 05/23 and a 6,081 foot 16/34, the longest pavement in the state. Quonset State at North Kingstown, down the bay at 18 feet, pairs a 7,000 foot runway with a 4,000 foot one. North Central State at Pawtucket, the highest paved public field in the state at 441 feet, runs 5,000 feet, and Westerly State near the Connecticut line keeps two runways of 4,010 and 3,960 feet. Newport State at 172 feet and Block Island State, offshore at 108 feet with a single 2,502 foot runway, round out the state's public fields, along with the Richmond strip at West Kingston.
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Flying in Rhode Island
Flying in Rhode Island is bay, shoreline and salt air, with the fields a few minutes apart and the whole state visible from pattern altitude. T.F. Green's long crossing and Block Island's single strip are the two ends of it. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.