- Quasi-public agency that owns, improves, and promotes Bradley International Airport and five state-owned airports in Connecticut
- Works to support Connecticut’s economic growth by improving the aviation transportation resources it can offer for passenger and commercial flights
- Offers services to local businesses as well as procurement opportunities
About
Established in 2011, the Connecticut Airport Authority is a quasi-public agency formed to own, improve, and promote Bradley International Airport in Hartford as well as Connecticut’s five state-owned airports (Danielson, Groton-New London, Hartford-Brainard, Waterbury-Oxford, and Windham). CAA works to improve Connecticut’s overall economic growth and development by promoting new routes, supporting commercial development, and attracting new airlines.
Who’s it for
Any company that can benefit from aviation services, or that would like to work on commercial development at Connecticut’s public airports.