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FAA region · code ANE

FAA New England Region

6 states / territories · 404 indexed public-use airports.

About FAA New England

The New England Region administers a compact airport network where Boston Logan dominates international traffic and a constellation of secondary airports, Providence, Manchester, Hartford / Bradley, Portland, siphons low-cost domestic traffic that does not need a Logan slot. The FAA assigns each airport in the United States to one of nine regions; this region handles airport certification, safety inspections, federal-grant coordination, and overall coordination with the air-traffic-control facilities physically inside its territory.

For travelers, the most useful thing to know about a region is which of its airports is the closest large_airport for the trip you are planning, and which secondary or regional airports could spare you a longer drive to the major airport. The featured airports below cover the largest gateways inside the New England Region, and the state list below that gives you a way to drill into every public-use airport the region covers.

States & territories in the New England region

State / territoryCodeTotal airportslarge_airportmedium_airportsmall_airport
Connecticut CT 54 1 5 48
Maine ME 138 1 8 129
Massachusetts MA 76 1 10 65
New Hampshire NH 56 0 5 51
Rhode Island RI 10 1 3 6
Vermont VT 70 0 3 67

Featured airports inside the New England region

Region totals

404
Total public-use airports
4
large_airport
34
medium_airport
366
small_airport