A river town on Hartford's southern edge
Just south of Hartford, reserve a ride from Wethersfield to Bradley Airport
Wethersfield, CT
Sedan, up to 3 riders from $115
SUV, up to 6 riders from $150
per car, each way, plus Connecticut sales tax: about $122 and $160 with the 6.35% tax.
Wethersfield begins where Hartford, CT ends to the south, and from the office in Hartford you can reserve a ride from Wethersfield to Bradley Airport for any street address in town, or set up the ride home after a landing. About 27,000 people lived here at the 2020 census, and every one of their addresses starts from the same figures on the card above. You send one request; the car company answers with a written fare for your exact address, date and hour, and you decide whether to accept it.
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.
An early flight means writing the evening before
Departures at the airport start early. As of October 2026, a public flight board for Tuesday, October 13 listed the first passenger flight for 5:23 a.m., with 13 departures scheduled before 7 a.m. A pickup in Wethersfield before 9 a.m. has to be settled in the 7 p.m. reply run the night before, and a request reaches that run only when it arrives by 6:45 p.m. Send it later and the earliest date the form accepts moves to the day after next.
Give the form your flight time and flight number. From those, the car company works out when to come to your door and writes the pickup time into its reply, next to its fare. It confirms in writing only after you say yes. The car leaves you on the Departures road outside the terminal. For a ride sooner than the form allows, call +1 (860) 293-7514 between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Counting heads, bags and car seats
Headcount picks the car. Up to three riders can share a sedan, while a party of four, five or six needs the SUV. The form proposes a size as soon as you enter the number of riders, and the final pick is yours. Bags get a count of their own, and when the luggage needs the bigger car, the car company says so in writing before anything is confirmed.
Child seats are counted by type: rear-facing, forward-facing and booster, each on its own line. The form asks nothing about the child, so no age, name or weight. The car company replies in writing on whether it brings the seats and whether it charges for them. A group of seven or more starts with a call to the office, because that party rides in two cars and each car carries its own fare.
Which side of the line your house sits on
Wethersfield touches Hartford, Newington, Rocky Hill, Glastonbury and East Hartford along its edges. Every address in Connecticut lies in exactly one of the state's 169 towns, with no land left between them, so a house near one of those lines takes the fare of the town printed on its property tax bill, whatever the envelope from the post office says. Mail addressed to Wethersfield with a Rocky Hill tax bill means the Rocky Hill figure.
Each of those neighbors is on the roll with a page and a figure of its own, and so is every other town the office covers: a relative who wants to reserve a ride from South Windsor to Bradley Airport finds that card on its own page. In the form, write the town from your tax bill on the second line of the address box.
Towns beside Wethersfield on the roll
East Hartford from $110 · Glastonbury from $120 · Hartford from $105 · Newington from $120 · Rocky Hill from $120.