The Long Island Radio Control Society, Inc. (LIRCS) was founded in the 1960s to bring together model airplane enthusiasts with shared interests, promoting the hobby within the guidelines of an AMA-chartered facility. Over the years, the club has relocated its flying sites due to development and noise complaints, but since the mid-1980s, LIRCS has operated from one of the premier grass flying fields on Long Island.
Success in maintaining this site stems from our respectful relationships with the landlord, neighbors, and environment. Our site is adjacent to an active horse farm, which requires us to be particularly cautious and considerate when establishing flying rules.
The North and East sides of our field offer peaceful, non-overfly zones, while the Southern and Western areas, though expansive are part of a working farm. Our By-Laws and Field Rules are thoughtfully crafted to foster positive relationships with our neighbors and support the ongoing enjoyment of our wonderful flying site.