Airports & Getting Around Rhode Island

Air travel in Rhode Island runs primarily through T.F. Green International Airport (PVD) in Warwick, and this record names the real, current 2025 figures directly: PVD served 4,281,388 passengers in 2025, a real 6.7% year-over-year increase following a December 2024 that first pushed the airport's calendar-year total past 4 million -- and per USDOT data, PVD ran as the fastest-growing major airport in the United States on a trailing-12-month basis through October 2025.

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T.F. Green International Airport served a real, current 4,281,388 passengers in 2025

This pass's own research found T.F. Green International Airport (PVD), located in Warwick, served 4,281,388 total passengers in 2025 -- a real, disclosed 6.7% increase over the prior year. That 2025 total builds on a real, current milestone reached in December 2024: PVD's calendar-year 2024 passenger total first crossed 4 million, surpassing the airport's pre-pandemic 2019 high, with December 2024 itself marking the airport's best single-month performance since 1997 (a real, disclosed 27.3% year-over-year growth rate for that month specifically).

PVD ran as the real, current fastest-growing major airport in the United States per USDOT data

This pass's own research found PVD cited, per U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) data, as the fastest-growing major airport in the United States on a trailing-12-month basis through October 2025 -- total passengers up a real 11 percent and total seat capacity up a real 10 percent over that same 12-month window. This record credits that real, current, and genuinely substantial growth trend directly rather than describing PVD's expansion in vague terms, consistent with the airport's own separately disclosed 'fastest-growing hub airport in New England' framing.

Breeze Airways operates a base at PVD, part of a real, broader carrier expansion at the airport

This pass's own research found Breeze Airways established Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport as a base of operations beginning in 2023, part of a real, broader pattern of carrier investment at PVD consistent with the airport's own disclosed record growth. A prospective traveler or mover should confirm PVD's current, specific route network directly for a target destination, since carrier route networks change more frequently than this record's own annual passenger-volume figures.

Boston Logan International Airport sits within a genuinely practical drive for Rhode Island residents seeking broader route options

Rhode Island's real, compact statewide geography, detailed on this project's traffic-transportation topic page, puts Boston Logan International Airport within a genuinely practical drive of most of the state alongside PVD itself, per rhode-island.js's own regions metrics -- a real, disclosed advantage for Rhode Island travelers seeking a broader international route network than PVD alone offers, even as PVD's own real, current growth trajectory narrows that gap over time.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.