http://www.ourairports.com/airports/US-13N/comments.html Comments left by OurAirports members who have visited Trinca Airport. http://www.ourairports.com/comments.html?comment=1484 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 23:41:42 -0400 http://www.ourairports.com/comments.html?comment=1484 <p>My first Solo was out of Trinca about 10 years ago. The airport is a little run down, and a bit behind the times these days. I never thought much of those trees or divits in the grass as a student pilot. A bit of a bump was my launch pad for soft field take offs. All the little "Tricks" you learned flying out of Trinca only made you a better pilot. Avoiding tall trees wasn't something that made it tough, it made you FLY! Something a lot of "pavement" pilots forget how to do I think. </p> <p>Trinca is one of the last grass strips around in NJ. It is a big part of many pilots fond memories. It is a truly enchanting airport. Look past the rough edges, reach back through time. You can still see and hear all the avid aviation enthusiasts sitting around on the old picnic table bench, chatting the warm summer days away. To this day, I can walk around the hangers, look in the office, sit on that bench, and get that same warm feeling of camaraderie we all shared in our never ending love for aviation. </p> <p> A 7:45PM trip around the pattern in a J3 Cub, watching the sun set on a warm summer night, I can't think of anything more magical! I love this airport and only hope it will be around for a long time to come, to share with my children. Visit if you can!</p> <p> S.J.M.</p> http://www.ourairports.com/comments.html?comment=806 Sat, 10 Nov 2007 19:31:01 -0500 http://www.ourairports.com/comments.html?comment=806 <p>Certainly not the most well maintained grass strip in NJ, but very accessible for training. Approaches from the south very tough with huge pine trees on the approach end. Runway undulates badly, so don't feel bad if you float every 3 seconds while bouncing down the turf. Easy to find though...grass very worn.</p>