Efforts continue to restore commercial service to Groton-New London Airport
3 May 2019
Economic Development
The head of the Connecticut Airport Authority said discussions over Tweed New Haven Airport and the potential to develop more commercial service there in the future are not interfering with ongoing efforts to try to restore commercial service at Groton-New London Airport.
The Groton airport is the only one of the authority's five general aviation airports that has the certification to allow passenger commercial airline service.
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