Its replacement, Worcester Regional Airport (first named Worcester Municipal Airport), opened in May 1946 on Tatnuck Hill. The airport expanded into a $1 million colonial-style terminal building ...

"Air travel has fully returned to" Worcester Regional Airport since pre-COVID, with more than 193,000 passengers flying in fiscal 2023, officials say.

It's been nearly 30 years since Worcester Regional Airport reached its peak, bustling with activity as five airlines served more than 340,000 passengers each year. Then, it all came to a stop. The ...

Worcester Regional Airport served 165,000 passengers annually before the pandemic, showing that even with limited options for commercial flights, ...

Travelers at Worcester Regional Airport will save money on parking this summer. Massport announced on Tuesday that its free parking period, which began last year in celebration of the return of ...

WORCESTER – Fans of air flight gathered outside the runway fence at Worcester Regional Airport on Friday morning to witness the first commercial flight to depart the airfield in nearly a year ...

Worcester Regional Airport, located a little over 50 miles west of Boston, provides flights to four — soon to be five — US cities. The small Massachusetts airport also offers free Wi-Fi, ...

The Worcester Regional Airport is a bit lonely, like a big dinner party attended by just a handful of guests. Only two commercial flights — operated by JetBlue Airways since November 2013 ...

Worcester Regional Airport is betting a $32-million landing system can overcome the facility’s faults and a declining airline departure trend to create consistent commercial service.

There weren’t many airplanes at the Worcester Regional Airport on Friday but the building was packed — packed with puppies that is. Seven Labrador and one German Shepard puppy gathered at the ...

Worcester Regional Airport has been allocated just over $1.3 million of the $48 million funneling into Massachusetts airports through the federal Airport Infrastructure Grants program, the state ...

WORCESTER — Walter Warner sits in a seat at Worcester Regional Airport with his new service dog, Barron II (the elder Barron having graduated and served as a service dog before him).