Worcester Regional Airport

JetBlue took to the skies in Worcester Thursday, marking the return of commercial passenger air service to New England's second largest city for the first time since early 2012.

After a drought of nearly 20 months, commercial passenger air traffic will return to Central Massachusetts next...

JetBlue would like to grow in Worcester, its CEO told a crowd of 120 Wednesday, but that growth likely would not include travel to business-related destinations.

Rectrix Aviation, which provides private jet service and aircraft maintenance, recently broke ground for a 27,000-square-foot facility...

Bedford-based Rectrix Aviation celebrated the groundbreaking of its $6.7-million project at Worcester Regional Airport today at an event with state and local officials.

The federal government is giving Worcester Regional Airport nearly $500,000 to help pay for the removal of trees and other vegetation from the ends of the facility's runway, according to the Massachusetts Port Authority, or MassPort.

Later this year, JetBlue customers will be able to catch a flight out of Worcester and travel to Costa Rica, by way of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

JetBlue Airways said it has received approval from federal regulators to give custom-equipped iPads to all of its pilots to use in the cockpit.

The Massachusetts Port Authority has approved a 26-percent increase in spending for Worcester Regional Airport as it prepares to restart commercial passenger service later this year.