Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport facts for kids

Tweed New Haven Regional Airport, also known as Tweed-New Haven Airport, is a public airport in Connecticut, USA. It's located about three miles southeast of downtown New Haven. The City of New Haven owns this airport. The airport property is partly in New Haven and partly in the town of East Haven.

American Eagle offers daily flights from Tweed New Haven to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They also have weekly flights to Charlotte, North Carolina.

Tweed New Haven Airport: Your Local Sky Hub

Tweed New Haven Regional Airport is a smaller airport that serves the New Haven area. It helps people travel easily to and from this part of Connecticut. Being a "public airport" means it's open for everyone to use, whether for commercial flights or private planes.

Where is Tweed New Haven Airport Located?

This airport is found just a short distance from the center of New Haven. It's about three miles southeast of the city's main business area. The airport's land actually stretches across two towns: New Haven itself and the nearby town of East Haven. This makes it a convenient spot for travelers in the region.

Who Owns and Operates the Airport?

The City of New Haven is the proud owner of Tweed New Haven Regional Airport. This means the city government is responsible for its operations and upkeep. They work to make sure the airport runs smoothly and safely for all passengers and airlines.

What Airlines Fly from Tweed New Haven?

Currently, American Eagle is the main airline offering flights from Tweed New Haven. They provide non-stop service to two important cities. You can fly daily to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which is a major hub for connecting flights. There are also weekly non-stop flights to Charlotte, North Carolina. These flights help connect New Haven to a wider network of destinations.

Images for kids

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  View of East Ramp during visit of Boeing 737-700 Business Jet.

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  HVN runway 02/20 in 2019. Runway 14/32 is closed in this photo.

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  HVN with New Haven in the background in June, 2019.

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  Airport Administration Building (left), Passenger Terminal (right) and two US Airways Express aircraft seen from West Ramp, October 2015.

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  American Eagle (Piedmont Airlines) Dash 8-100 aircraft at Tweed-New Haven Airport

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  A CRJ-700, operated by PSA Airlines, sits on the ramp on 12/09/2017 after its final flight of the night from Philadelphia International Airport.

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  The first commercial service CRJ-900 at Tweed, operated by PSA Airlines, is parked on March 25, 2018.