BRIDGEPORT — This week American Airlines announced weekly, non-stop commercial passenger service from Tweed New Haven Airport to the plane operator’s second-largest hub, Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina. The next 18 months will help determine if Bridgeport-owned, Stratford-based Igor Sikorsky Memorial Airport could ever celebrate similar aeronautic big news. The city is drafting a new master plan for Sikorsky — the first since the mid-1990s. “Whether or not we bring back scheduled commercial service, that’s something that definitely would be looked at,” said Michelle Muoio, who just celebrated her one year anniversary as airport manager.
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