Private charter to & from Binghamton

Binghamton sits where the Chenango River meets the Susquehanna in New York’s Southern Tier, close to the Pennsylvania line. The area is known as the birthplace of IBM, and flight simulation pioneer Edwin Link built his trainers here, a legacy that continues in local aerospace, defense electronics and simulation companies. Binghamton University, one of the SUNY system’s research centers, has added strength in engineering and battery research, while health care, manufacturing and distribution round out the economy.

The city is about three and a half hours by car from New York City and several hours from Philadelphia or Albany, and airline options from the regional airport are limited. Flying private makes it simple to come in for a plant visit, a university event or a meeting and return the same day. Visitors find a compact downtown with historic architecture, a collection of antique carousels donated by shoe magnate George F. Johnson and a local food tradition centered on spiedies, marinated grilled meat on Italian bread. The Finger Lakes and Cooperstown are within easy reach.