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Getting to Connecticut’s Airports by Transit

Heading to the airport? Depending on where you’re starting from, you may be able to get there without a car.

Bradley International (BDL) – Hartford Area

  • Bradley Flyer (Route 30): Daily service from Hartford Union Station
  • Route 24: From Windsor Locks station to the terminal (weekdays only)

Tweed New Haven Airport (HVN) – New Haven Area

  • Route 206: Daily service from downtown New Haven (Elm & Chapel St.)

Connecting from Farther Away

If you’re traveling from elsewhere in Connecticut, you may be able to connect to these services:

  • For Bradley: The CTrail Hartford Line and CTfastrak both serve Hartford Union Station, where you can transfer directly to the Bradley Flyer
  • For Tweed: The CTrail Hartford Line, CTrail Shore Line East, and Metro-North all serve State Street Station in New Haven – from there it’s a short walk to the Elm & Chapel St. bus stop for Route 206

Local CTtransit bus routes may also serve both areas. Not sure what’s available near you? Visit CTrides.com to find transit options from your area – there may be more connections than you think.

Check Schedules & Plan Your Trip

Service schedules and hours vary – always check with the operator before you travel:

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