Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport, Regional airport in New Haven, Connecticut, US
Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport is a regional facility serving the New Haven area with commercial flight operations and general aviation services. The airport features a single runway and a terminal building that handles both passenger check-in and baggage claim operations.
The airport was founded in 1931 as New Haven Municipal Airport before being renamed in 1961 to honor John H. Tweed, its founding manager. Over the decades it evolved from a small local airfield into a regional transportation hub serving the greater New Haven area.
The airport represents a vital connection point for New England residents, supporting both business travel and tourism throughout the Connecticut region.
The airport is accessible by public transit, with bus connections to downtown New Haven and the train station in the area. Visitors should check current transportation schedules before arriving, as routes and timings can vary seasonally.
The airport received a $4 million grant in October 2024 to construct a new terminal with six gates, replacing the original 1931 structure.
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