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How do I report a lost item at Hartford Bradley Airport?

To report a lost item at Bradley International (Hartford‑Bradley) Airport, you should contact the airport's lost and found office and call TSA at (860)804‑4109.

Where is the Lost and Found office located at Hartford Bradley Airport?

The Bradley International Airport (BDL) Lost & Found office is operated by the Connecticut State Police and is located at 180 Schoephoester Road, Windsor Locks, CT 06096.

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Are Airport responsible for lost items?

    No — Bradley International Airport (BDL) itself does not directly manage lost-and-found items. Responsibility depends on where and how you lost the item: 1. On the aircraft or gate area The airlines handle those items. If you left something on a plane or at the gate, contact your airline’s baggage claim department. 2. TSA checkpoints / security lanes TSA is responsible for items left in or around security screening zones. You should file a claim via the TSA website or call the BDL TSA Lost & Found at(860)804‑4109. 3. Anywhere else on airport property (parking lots, terminal floors, curbside, etc.) The Connecticut State Police handle all other lost items at BDL. Call (860)292‑7400 to file a report and check if your item is there. According to the State Police, items are held for six months, though valuable items may be kept longer.

How long will Hartford Bradley airport keep found items?

  • At Bradley International Airport (BDL), the retention period for lost-and-found items depends on where the item was found: 1. TSA screening areas Items found in security checkpoints (like carry-on trays, conveyor belts) are managed by the TSA. The TSA holds these items for a minimum of 30 days. After that, unclaimed items are either destroyed, turned over to the state, or sold as surplus. 2. Other airport locations (terminal floors, gates, parking, rental car, etc.) These items are handed over to the Connecticut State Police, who run BDL’s central lost-and-found . According to local reports, items of value may be kept in long-term storage for up to one year, depending on space and their valuation.
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The most common locations where items are lost at Airport

  • Security Check

  • waiting Launge

  • Washroom

  • Airline Lounge

  • Airport Food Court

  • Parking Garage

  • Baggage Claim