Windsor, Poquonock and Wilson
Between Hartford and the airport, reserve a ride from Windsor to Bradley Airport
Windsor, CT
Sedan, up to 3 riders from $95
SUV, up to 6 riders from $125
per car, each way, plus Connecticut sales tax: about $101 and $133 with the 6.35% tax.
From a desk in Hartford, CT, the office takes requests to reserve a ride from Windsor to Bradley Airport and back again, for any address inside the Windsor town line. Windsor sits on the river just north of Hartford, about 29,000 people as of the 2020 count, and of the fifteen towns on this part of the roll it lies nearest the airport. Send one request with your street, your flight and your riders, and a car company with its own Connecticut livery permit writes back with a fare.
One Connecticut car company with its own livery permit quotes, drives and is paid for each ride; it pays the office in Hartford a set amount for every ride it accepts, and riders pay the office nothing.
Any Windsor street, from the center to Poquonock
A pickup can start at any street address that falls within Windsor's borders. That covers the town center, the side roads off Route 305, the newer subdivisions, and the two villages that have always belonged to the town: Poquonock up to the north and west, and Wilson down near the line with Hartford. Neither village has a fare of its own; both take the Windsor figure.
Look at your property tax bill when you choose a town on the form. Connecticut has no unincorporated land, so every house is inside one town, and the bill names it. A mailing label can say something different, but the bill is what sets the fare.
Route 305, then north on I-91
Measured on a map router from the town center, the road to the terminal runs about 8.8 miles. Most of that distance is Route 305 and then I-91 heading north toward Windsor Locks, where the airport sits. Your own start point may add or trim a little, depending on where in town you live.
That mileage is a measurement only. Traffic on the interstate changes by the hour, so the page prints no drive time and no exit to watch for. Tell the car company your flight time, and it plans the pickup around that.
Starting figures for a Windsor door
A sedan for up to three riders starts at $95 per car, each way; an SUV for up to six starts at $125. Connecticut sales tax of 6.35% goes on top, which puts them near $101 and $133. Those are starting figures for any Windsor address.
The number that counts is the written fare the car company sends for your exact street, date and hour, and it holds as the fixed rate for that ride. If the company adds a line, such as an extra stop or parking when the driver meets you inside the terminal, it appears as its own line on that fare. Riders farther south who want to reserve a ride from Wethersfield to Bradley Airport will find that town's own starting figure on its page.
- Sedan, up to 3 riders: from $95 per car, each way
- SUV, up to 6 riders: from $125 per car, each way
- Plus 6.35% Connecticut sales tax on either
- Seven or more riders: call the office about two cars
Towns beside Windsor on the roll
Bloomfield from $100 · East Granby from $85 · East Windsor from $100 · Hartford from $105 · South Windsor from $105 · Windsor Locks from $85.