Boston Logan International Airport - BOS

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The Logan International Airport in East Boston is one of the twenty busiest airports in the United States and the largest in New England. Almost entirely surrounded by water, it was one of the first airports to include a rapid transit connection, which today is used by a large portion of its 27 million annual passengers. The 2,400-acre airport has six runways, four of which can handle large airplanes. Delta is one of Logan's largest providers, but other major domestic airlines that fly to Boston include American, US Airways, JetBlue, United, Continental and AirTran. A large number of international departures and arrivals occur daily in terminal E, flying to cities across Europe and Asia.

Like most public spaces in Massachusetts, smoking is not permitted within any of the terminals. However, Logan International does have an array of excellent services and facilities All four terminals (A, B, C and E) are equipped with wifi internet access for a daily charge of $7.95. There are Kidports, which are playgrounds designed to entertain young children, in terminals A and C. Terminal A is also the first LEED-certified airport terminal in the country, a designation given by the US Green Building Council for environmentally friendly design.

Directions to Boston Logan International Airport

• From the West, take I-90 East (Masspike) to the Ted Williams Tunnel and take I-90 East Exit 26 to Logan.
• From the North, either take I-93 South to Exit 24B to the Callahan Tunnel and Route 1A North to Logan, OR take Route 1 South, exit at Route 60, and follow the signs to Logan Airport.
• From the South, take I-93 North to Exit 20 to I-90 East and the Ted Williams Tunnel, then take I-90 East Exit 26 to Logan.

Terminal A

Terminal A services only domestic flights on Delta Air Lines, Delta Shuttle, and Delta Connection. The closest parking is the central garage. This terminal has a large number of post-security restaurants and shops. Though only Delta flights fly out of Terminal A, Delta Air Lines only currently operates 11 of the 22 gates, with the other 11 belonging to Massport, which has not assigned them to other carriers yet. Flights leave from this terminal for many destinations, including Albany, Atlanta, Bangor, Bermuda, Cancun, Cincinnati, Columbus, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Greensboro, Halifax, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Myrtle Beach, Nashville, New York-JFK, New York LaGuardia, Norfolk/Virginia Beach, Orlando, Quebec City, Raleigh/Durham, Salt Lake City, Savannah, Tampa, Trenton, Washington DC-Reagan and West Palm Beach.

Terminal B

This terminal is split into two sections, a north and south pier. North Pier services American Airlines and American Eagle. South Pier flies to Air Canada (including Air Canada Jazz), Alaska Airlines, Spirit Airlines, US Airways and a number of US Airways partners. There are some international departures from this terminal as well, including year-round flights to Dublin, Hong Kong, London-Heathrow, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Providenciales, Santo Domingo, Shanghai-Pudong, Seoul-Incheon, Tokyo-Narita, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Ottawa, Bermuda, Cancun and Montego Bay, as well as seasonal flights to Aruba, Shannon and Manchester (in the UK).

Terminal C

This terminal serves a number of domestic airlines with mostly domestic destinations, though a few seasonal Caribbean flights leave from here as well. Airlines served are AirTran Airways, Cape Air (which provides service to Cape Cod), Continental Airlines (including Continental Connection and Express), JetBlue Airways, Midwest Airlines and United Airlines (with United Express). A number of small regional cities are served by the airlines here, including Akron (Ohio), Burlington (Vermont), Provincetown (Massachusetts) and Newport News/Williamsburg (Virginia). Most of the restaurants in this terminal are located in the pre-security area food court, so grab some food or eat a meal before going through security, because the choices become much more limited once you pass through the metal detector.

Terminal E

This international terminal is being renamed in Terminal D in 2007 (the original terminal D was merged with terminal C a few years ago). Here, you will find all the international air carriers except Air Canada: Aer Lingus (Ireland), Air France, Alitalia (Italy), British Airways, Finnair, flyGlobespan (a low-cost Scottish airline), Iberia (Spain), Icelandair, KLM (Netherlands), Lufthansa (Germany), SATA International (Portugal), Swiss International Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic Airways (United Kingdom). International arrivals from American Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Northwest Airlines and United Airlines are also located in this terminal.

Terminal Maps

• Terminal A: Terminal A Map
• Terminal B: Terminal B Map
• Terminal C: Terminal C Map
• Terminal E: Terminal E Map