Flights to New Haven

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If you need to secure a hotel in New Haven not far from the arrivals gate, remember the city is serviced by multiple airports. Be certain which one you're flying in and out of. Here are the most popular:

• Tweed - New Haven Regional Airport (HVN) – 4 mi from downtown
• Waterbury - Oxford Airport (OXC) – 16 mi from downtown
• Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport (BDR) – 16 mi from downtown

All set to take the path less traveled in New Haven? Before you set out on that grand adventure, you'll need somewhere to sleep. Select from Travelocity's 149 accommodations and get your vacation off to the best start possible.

Keen for a taste of the good life on your trip? Book a plush room with all the fancy extras at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale. Vacationing on a budget? Not to worry, you won't be left out in the cold. The Super 8 by Wyndham West Haven will keep both you and your hip-pocket happy.

These practical hints and tips about airport security checks will save you lots of time and energy on your journey to New Haven:

• Airport security will expect to see your passport and boarding pass upon arrival. Store them in a convenient place, so they're all ready for inspection.
• Take off your belt, jewellery and shoes before approaching the airport security checkpoint. Items such as these are not allowed in the body scanner.
• Ensure your electronic devices and laptop are easy to reach. These items need to be sent through the X-ray machine separately.
• When it comes to flying with liquids or gels, every passenger is allowed a quart-sized clear zip-lock bag to store containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• Undo your shoelaces in preparation for entering the body scanner. Depending on the type of shoes you've got on, security may ask you to take them off.
• Razors and knives are prohibited inside the plane. Stash them away in your checked luggage to avoid leaving them at the security checkpoint.