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Connecticut Delegation Announces Over $8.7 Million in Federal Funding for Two Connecticut Airports

Bradley International Airport & Danbury Municipal Airport receive DOT grants

[Hartford, CT] – Today, the Connecticut Congressional delegation announced that Bradley International Airport and Danbury Municipal Airport have received over $8.5 million in federal grants from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

“More than $8.7 million of federal investment for Connecticut’s airports will deliver important infrastructure upgrades at Bradley International Airport and Danbury Municipal Airport. Bradley is receiving additional federal funds for a much-needed terminal expansion – greatly improving the passenger experience and satisfying safety standards,” the delegation said in a statement. “We’re proud to have secured this funding for our state and will continue to fight for the federal resources needed to upgrade and elevate Connecticut’s infrastructure.”

Bradley International Airport will receive a $8,537,126 grant to expand the existing Terminal A by 25,230 square feet. The expansion will facilitate the movement of passengers and baggage to bring the airport into conformity with current standards. Bradley International Airport has also previously received over $30 million in federal funding for this project from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Danbury Municipal Airport will receive a $225,378 grant to replace the existing airport lighting vault equipment.

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