South Albany Airport (4B0) is one of the oldest privately owned public use airports in New York State. It was registered with the FAA in 1946. The property, which was originally farm land, had a small grass air strip.
Since that time, the airport has grown and improved significantly, including a paved 60′ x 2860′ runway and parallel taxiway that was installed in 2001. There are 31 aircraft hangars and 12 tie-downs. The airport has 42 fixed wing aircraft based here and an air ambulance helicopter service, LifeNet. South Albany Airport provides 24 hour self serve 100LL gas and Jet-A fuel.