If you hear some big booms near Bradley International Airport Monday night, don’t be alarmed.

The largest airport in Connecticut will keep its name after a study found that there was no decisive benefit to making a change. The Connecticut Airport Authority’s board of directors accepted the recommendation Wednesday from the quasi-public agency’s executive director, Kevin Dillon, to retain the Bradley International Airport name. The authority’s study found, among other things, that airports that...

Bradley International Airport is included in the Transportation Security Administration’s Top 10 list of most unusual finds from security checkpoints in 2019. The TSA on Friday released the list and it says that an electrical circular saw seized at Bradley Airport was sixth on the list.   The TSA said a traveler showed up at the Bradley International Airport checkpoint…

2 p.m. Saturday June 8, 2019: It came in as an activated fire alarm call, firefighting foam containing PFAS had been discharged after a malfunction from the foam system at a Signature Flight Support hangar at Bradley International Airport. Initially, airport officials thought the foam had been contained to airport property but hours later it surfaced in the Farmington River…

The countdown to Christmas is underway and lots of travelers are expected to be on the roads, on trains and in the air to get to their desired destinations. At Bradley International Airport, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) typically screens about 9,000 travelers a day. During the holidays, TSA is expecting that number to spike to 12,000 passengers per day….

Thousands of travelers are expected to pass through Bradley Airport during the Christmas holiday week.

An Air Canada Flight reported a problem in flight on Monday afternoon and has landed safely at Bradley, according to airport officials. Airport officials said the Air Canada flight was traveling from Montreal to Bradley when it reported the problem. It has landed safely and there is no impact to the airport, authorities added. Airport officials did not release details…

Thanksgiving travel looks OK for today and tomorrow, but it could be tricky coming home over the weekend.

At Bradley International Airport Monday, TSA and air traffic control employees discussed their angst over missing their first pay period as a result of the partial shutdown.

Natalie’s Candy Jar, a self-serve candy store located at several airports throughout the country, has opened one in Connecticut and it’s at Bradley International Airport.

It’s been almost one month since a B-17 crashed at Bradley International Airport, killing seven onboard and injuring seven others.

Funding has been approved to fix damage left behind at Bradley International Airport after a deadly vintage plane crash.

Seven people are dead and seven others are injured after a vintage plane crashed Wednesday morning at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.

It’s been a long couple of days for Connecticut state firefighters from Bradley International Airport and the Connecticut National Guard, especially those on duty who were the first to respond to the vintage plane crash Wednesday.

Long before the sun rose, dozens of volunteers gathered at Bradley International Airport to get 23 World War II veterans from the area on a plane to Washington, D.C. to see our nation’s war memorials.

The crash of a vintage B-17 bomber in Connecticut has shaken the tight-knit community of pilots who fly World War II-era planes.

As the NTSB continues its investigation into the B-17 crash at Bradley Airport, the plane’s engines were removed from the crash site on Friday.

The Collings Foundation is suspending its flight operations and Wings of Freedom tour following the B17 crash at Bradley International Airport that killed seven people and injured eight others on Wednesday.

Preliminary testing results detected elevated levels of PFAS chemicals in fish from the Farmington River after firefighting foam spilled into the river from Bradley International Airport in June.

State police have identified the people who were killed and injured when a vintage World War II aircraft crashed at Bradley Airport in Windsor Locks Wednesday morning and the investigation into what caused that crash is just beginning.