Boston Logan International Airport
Boston, USA
Overview
Boston Logan International Airport sits in East Boston, about three miles northeast of downtown, serving as the primary aviation gateway to New England. The four-terminal airport operates as a major hub for Delta Air Lines and Cape Air, handling a substantial volume of domestic and international flights. Terminals A, B, C, and E connect via shuttle buses and moving walkways, and the facility offers direct links to downtown Boston via the MBTA Blue Line subway and Silver Line bus rapid transit.
Terminals
Terminal A
Terminal A serves Delta Air Lines and other domestic carriers for both domestic and international flights. The facility features a satellite concourse connected to the main building by an underground pedestrian walkway with moving sidewalks.
Terminal B
Terminal B serves multiple domestic and international airlines, including American Airlines and United Airlines. The building is divided into separate north and south structures featuring automated baggage systems and various dining options.
Terminal C
Terminal C handles domestic and international flights for carriers such as JetBlue, Aer Lingus, and TAP Air Portugal. The facility offers connections to Terminal B and Terminal E airside walkways and diverse passenger services.
Terminal E
Terminal E serves international carriers operating long-haul flights, alongside select domestic departures. The building houses federal inspection services for customs and immigration, airline lounges, and duty-free shopping areas.
Airlines serving Boston
Lounges
- Delta Sky Club
- United Club
- American Airlines Admirals Club
- Air France Lounge
- British Airways Terraces Lounge
- Lufthansa Lounge
- The Lounge Boston
- The Club BOS
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is available across all terminals with no time limit by selecting the BOS Wi-Fi network.
Nearby hotels
Car rentals
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Boston Logan International Airport to downtown Boston?
Travelers can take the MBTA Blue Line subway from Airport station, accessed via free airport shuttle buses from all terminals. Other options include the Silver Line bus, which provides free service to South Station, as well as taxis, rideshares, and ferries.
Are the terminals at Boston Logan International Airport connected?
Terminals A, B, C, and E are connected post-security via walkways, except for Terminal E to Terminal C, which requires exiting and re-clearing security. Free shuttle buses operate landside between all terminals, rental car center, and the subway station.
Is free Wi-Fi available throughout Boston Logan International Airport?
Free wireless internet access is available throughout all terminals. Users can connect to the BOSWIFI network by selecting it from available wireless options and accepting the terms of service on the browser landing page.
Is luggage storage available at Boston Logan International Airport?
Public luggage storage facilities and lockers are not available inside the terminals due to security regulations. Passengers must retain possession of their bags at all times while inside the airport facilities.
Can passengers stay overnight inside Boston Logan International Airport?
The airport remains open twenty-four hours daily, but overnight stays are generally restricted to ticketed passengers with flights scheduled for the following morning. Amenities and concessions are limited during overnight hours after scheduled flights conclude.