Aircraft Detailing at Tweed New Haven Airport
Also known as Tweed/New Haven Airport
Tweed-New Haven Airport is owned by the City of New Haven and operated by Avports under the authority of the Tweed New Haven Airport Authority. Robinson Aviation, an independent family-run business on the field since 1989, is the only FBO, and the airport lies less than 13 ft above sea level on the Connecticut shoreline.
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Field elevation 12 ft · Longest runway 5,600 ft
Robinson lists full-service Jet-A and Avgas, heated hangars and a passenger facility, with posted hours of 0600 to 2000 on weekdays and 0700 to 1900 at weekends plus after-hours service by arrangement. FAA data effective 29 October 2026 lists the single runway, 2/20, at 5,600 ft, tower hours of 0600 to 2200, customs landing rights, and transient parking on the east ramp only.
Business-jet activity is modest, at 3,737 movements in 2025, up 5 percent, according to FAA TFMSC figures analysed by AvAdvisors for NATA. Noise rules are strict: the FAA record closes the field to aircraft louder than 78 dB by day, with lower limits at night, except military, emergency and medical flights, and it notes standing water where Taxiways D and C meet after heavy rain.
A large expansion is under way. The airport's project page describes extending Runway 02-20 by 639 ft to the south and 336 ft to the north for a total of 6,575 ft, a new 84,000 sq ft East Terminal raised on piers above the 100-year flood elevation, and restoration of more than 32 acres of tidal wetlands next to the field.
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