Hartford to Charlotte Flights

Bradley International Airport

Whether you're headed away from Hartford for a quick weekend getaway or traveling abroad, Bradley International Airport will help you get there. Use ebookers to plan your trip from Hartford, and you'll be able to create a custom holiday package at an affordable price. The airport is located on Schoephoester Road, just a quick fifteen-minute ride up I-91 from downtown Hartford. Nine airlines service the Bradley airport, offering direct service to more than twenty-five major cities.

Parking at Bradley International Airport

Travellers who drive to the airport will find parking plentiful and convenient. Long-term, short-term, and economy parking are available from $6 to $28 per day. The long-term garage and long-term lot B are both within a short walk to the terminals, but free shuttle service is available from all long-term and economy lots. There are several off-site lots available within one mile of the airport that also offer free shuttle service, including Roncari (860-627-8201), Executive (800-218-1297), and Galaxy (860-627-4931). Rates for these off-site lots start at $5.50 per day.

Transportation to Bradley International Airport

The most economical way to get to the airport is via Connecticut Transit's (860-525-9181) fixed-route bus for a $2.35 one-way fare. Several area taxi companies can also get you to the airport for a fare of roughly $45 from downtown Hartford or $42 from East Hartford or West Hartford. If you're coming from other nearby towns, consider using Connecticut Limo's share-a-ride service. Expect a one-way fare from New Haven to cost approximately $45.

Restaurants at Bradley International Airport

Bradley is a relatively small airport, so dining options are limited. You can, however, grab a quick bite at Dunkin' Donuts, Starbucks, or LavAzza Coffee & Pastry. Take a short drive up Schoephoester Road to the Ella Grasso Turnpike, and you'll find plenty of places to dine. If you're driving in from Hartford via I-91, take the Poquonock exit off the I-91 connector, and you'll pass right by the Skyline Restaurant, Skooters, and Pier 75.

Flying to Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte Douglas International Airport is a joint civil-military public facility located in Charlotte, North Carolina. The airport is currently US Airways' largest hub and serves as a host for a wide range of airlines, including Air Canada Express, JetBlue Airways, Lufthansa, and Ultimate Air Shuttle. If you want to visit Charlotte, check out ebookers to find convenient tickets and add hotel reservations or rental cars to your package.

Transportation from Charlotte Airport

A variety of transportation options are available to help you get to the city, including shuttle services, taxis, and limousines. Kerbside taxi services are available on the Baggage Claim level, and attendants can assist you if you arrive between 6:45 a.m. and 12:15 a.m. A trip to the city centre costs $25, but if you want to travel within a three-mile radius of the airport, you will only pay $14. Shuttle and limousine services are available by prearrangement only. If you want to drive, you can rent a car from one of the eight vehicle rental companies that serve the airport, such as Avis and Hertz.

Weather in Charlotte

Charlotte has a humid sub-tropical climate, with hot and humid summers followed by cool winters. The coldest month is January, with and average temperature of 5.4°C, so if you plan on traveling during this time of the year, make sure to pack warm clothes. July is the warmest month, with an average temperature of 26.9°C.

Main Attractions in Charlotte

During your stay in Charlotte, you can visit the Charlotte Museum of History and admire the five permanent exhibits, or you can visit the Levine Museum of the New South. If you are a fan of racing, be sure to visit the Hendrick Motorsports Museum to learn about racing history and see a racecar with all its components.