Wings & Wheels in Hammondsport will be held this year 9/14,15. Please join us.

Curtiss Seaplane Homecoming on Keuka Lake, Hammondsport. Please join us at the south end of Keuka Lake the weekend of Sept. 13-15. (1 week after Greenville International Seaplane Fly-In)

Friday no planned activities, but town docks and amphibian ramp available. Those who arrive have a great time in the local bars and restaurants. Saturday local flying, flying contests, and seaplane parade around Keuka. Sat night: Cocktail hour, dinner, guest speaker; all in the museum, seated amongst the antique Curtiss Hydroaeroplanes. Pilot and copilot free. Also, a concurrent classic/exotic car show in the village.

https://www.wingsandwheelshammondsport.com/
http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.com
607 569-2160

Frequency 123.45

Amphibs: Taxi up the ramp just west of the docks. If crowded(specifically Saturday), taxi straight in and shut down. Plenty of help is available to push airplanes around.

Straight Floatplanes: Be careful at the docks. If you pull in nose first there is no facing on the boardwalk, the floats can go under the boardwalk. If the wind is out of the north, making the docks unusable, there is a good beach nearby, at a park on the southeastern shore.

Landplanes: there is a small grass strip, Kolo Field, uncharted, about 1 mile south of town just east of Route 54. Try on 123.45 to get a ride, or call the museum. Penn Yan, KPEO is 20 miles north, with full services.

Hey Aqua,

Sounds fun, weekends are tough for me, but Sept is do-able. How small is small for the grass strip? I would be coming in a Champ with an A-65.

Pete

Pete,

The strip is 1700’, with another 150’ overrun past the driveway. Hope you can make it to the event.

BTW, we flew this one last year. An original 1914 Curtiss Model F. No guarantees, but we are hoping for a repeat performance this year.