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Kingston-Ulster Airport 20N

VITAL INFORMATION
FAA Identifier:20N
Latitude:41 59.12 N
Longitude:73 57.85 W
Field Elevation:149
Magnetic Variation:14W
Airport Use:Privately Owned, open to the public
Runway Length:3100' x 60'
Control Tower:No
ARTCC:New York Center
Unicom Radio:Frequency 122.8
FSS:New York Flight Service
New York
Approach:
132.75
AWOS:RDO-CTL Three Clicks 122.8
LIGHTS:RDO-CTL 123.3
REIL Rwy 33-15
and twy lgts
operate dusk-drawn
Maintenance:Tern Aviation* on site - major and minor repairs *Independently owed and operated

Kingston Weather by NOAA


Kingston Doppler by NOAA

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Flight Instructors

Cappy Schultz | Flight Instructor

Cappy Schultz | Flight Instructor

Al “Cappy” Schultz, Flight Instructor
Al received his “Private Pilot” license in 1967 and was drafted into the Navy in 1968. In 1969, he attended Naval flight training at Pensacola, Florida. After 6 months of primary training in the T34 Mentor, Al elected to opt out of the Naval Flight Training program for the Civilian VA Flight Training. He completed his Navy career with the Blue Angels when they were at home and not traveling and he was a rescue medic for the various aviation training units in the Pensacola area.

Al is a CFI/II and has 40 years of aviation experience and has been instructing in the area since 1972. He has been instructing here at River Aviation since 2004.

With his calm approach, experience, and love for flying, Al can make your flight training an enjoyable experience so you’ll feel confident about taking the controls and becoming a pilot.

Contact Al at: aschultz@riveraviation.com

Kevin Hofelmann | Flight Instructor

Kevin Hofelmann | Flight Instructor

Kevin Hofelmann, Flight School Director, Airport Manager
River Aviation welcomed new Certified Flight Instructor Kevin Hofelmann to the flight school in September 2009. Kevin came to River Aviation after working as First Officer on the Shorts 360 and Captain on the Cessna Caravan for Airnow/Business Air in Bennington, VT. Kevin flew cargo on the east coast of the United States as far south as Savannah, Georgia. and north to Presque Isle, Maine. Kevin’s primary work took place in upstate New York flying single pilot night IFR for the Federal Reserve and UPS.

Kevin’s previous instructor experience includes working as a CFI/II for Richmor Aviation Inc. located at the Columbia County airport and a year in Daytona Beach, Florida for Phoenix East Aviation. His previous work has given him exposure to a diverse range of national and ethnic backgrounds, as well as a broad understanding of commercial operations. His advanced training includes successful completion of a FlightSafety International Shorts 360 Initial/ SIC Type Rating course at the Laguardia, NY location.

Contact Kevin at: khofelmann@riveraviation.com