Norwalk, CT
to HPN Airport.

Norwalk has three train stations — South Norwalk, East Norwalk and Rowayton — and South Norwalk is also where the Danbury Branch begins. Silvermine, in north Norwalk, is quiet and wooded, closer to the Merritt Parkway than to I-95.

Your chauffeur starts onto I-95 or Route 7, which both run through the city, then takes I-95 or the Merritt to the Hutchinson River Parkway or I-287, then a few minutes up Route 120 to the terminal — no bridges, no New York City traffic. Door to door it's about 25 mi, usually 30 min – 42 min, and the place that decides your timing is local traffic.

No other airport we serve is closer to Norwalk than HPN. The fare from Norwalk to HPN is quoted instantly online for a sedan or an SUV, with tolls, taxes and gratuity included.

HPN is small, so 75 minutes at the airport usually covers a domestic flight. From Norwalk, book the pickup about 2 hr before departure.

HPN is quick: plan on roughly 75 minutes at the airport, a little more on holiday weekends. If your flight leaves in the late afternoon, give local traffic extra room.

One terminal, short lines and a curb right outside — that's HPN.

Book the return to Norwalk at the same time; the flight is tracked and waiting time starts only when you land. Westchester Airport guide →

Monday mornings and Thursday evenings are the busiest business-travel times at HPN. From Norwalk, the first flights of the day are the easy ones — the roads are empty.