Connecticut airport map prints

Connecticut's airports follow its river valley, inland hills and Long Island Sound shoreline. Bradley International sits at Windsor Locks in the valley. Tweed New Haven and Groton-New London lie close to sea level. Inland, Waterbury-Oxford stands higher, while Hartford-Brainard occupies low ground beside the Connecticut River.

7 Connecticut fields

Flying in Connecticut

Flying in Connecticut is compact: a river valley, a rocky shoreline, and hills that never get very high, so most fields are two short runways on a tight parcel. The shapes are modest and the settings are specific. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.