Direct (non-stop) flights from Logan International Airport

General Information About Logan International Airport

Logan International Airport in East Boston is Massachusetts's and one of the world's busiest airports, taking its name from 20th-century war hero General Edward Lawrence Logan (whose initials it bears).

Terminal A: Arrivals and Departures

This Terminal serves as the Main Terminal with 21 boarding gates and also features a TSA Pre(r) application center.

Delta Air Lines, WestJet and Cape Air have their hub at this terminal.

Logan International Airport boasts many attractions and activities to do and see, such as art exhibits and spa services. There are also plenty of stores selling everything from food to high-end clothing.

Use the free Massport shuttle service to travel between terminals. Furthermore, Logan Airport Car Rental Center offers car rentals.

As long as traffic allows it, driving to an airport is generally the quickest and most reliable method of getting there, although it may become time consuming during busy seasons or periods. To save yourself from searching for parking spaces after arrival at your destination airport, book parking spots in advance.

Parking Options Logan International Airport's Economy Parking Lot provides an economical parking solution and features free shuttle buses every 15-20 minutes to take passengers directly to terminal buildings.

Parking options at Terminal E Parking Lot and Central Parking Garage provide easy access to flights in close proximity.

How to Get From Logan International Airport to Boston Center

If you're flying into Boston Logan International Airport and looking to reach the city center without breaking the bank, there are a variety of transportation options available to you: MBTA bus shuttles, taxis and car rentals are all viable choices.

MBTA Blue Line and Silver Line buses connect the airport with South Station on the Red Line subway system, offering fast access to Downtown Crossing, Park Street (city centre), Kendall/MIT or Harvard. Silver Line buses operate from all terminals to South Station within 20 minutes - you can change free to that metro service there before making your journey further.

Take the MBTA shuttle service directly from your terminals to the Airport "T" metro station nearby - free and running every five or six minutes! This shuttle runs free-of-charge.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's subway network offers easy access to many of Boston's major attractions and neighborhoods, such as Downtown, Back Bay and Fenway-Kenmore. Riding the T is an ideal way to discover all that Boston has to offer - especially first-time visitors!

Boston's subway system provides an efficient and hassle-free means of traversing the city, with trains operating throughout the day and into early evening. A Charlie card allows you to use Boston's metro system during your entire stay; simply top it up as necessary.

There are various train lines running into and out of Boston, such as the Blue, Green, and Red Lines. To figure out which ones you need, visit MBTA's website or download its trip planner app.

Alternatively, consider taking the Logan Express. It offers service from several stops around Back Bay and throughout the region to Logan Airport at prices typically under $10 one way from Back Bay Station; children aged 17 or younger qualify for even lower fares.

Other than the MBTA Silver Line, other buses operate from Boston Logan International Airport such as Massport's Logan Express which makes stops throughout Boston's Back Bay as well as Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, and Peabody municipalities. Tickets typically cost about $3 one-way while children under 17 ride for free on these services.

Water taxis provide an active alternative for getting from Logan Dock to Downtown wharfs such as Central Wharf, Long Wharf, Rowes Wharf and many others along Boston's waterfront. While rates may differ by company, both options offer exceptional value while providing a relaxing way of experiencing Boston.

The Silver Line SL1 route of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) provides free travel from Logan airport to downtown Boston, and riders receive an "orange ticket" to enable them to bypass security lines at Logan. There's even an MBTA vending machine near the airport entrance selling tickets!

Amenities & Services - A Guide to Logan International Airport

Logan International Airport offers many amenities to make the most out of your visit, such as an airport lounge, WiFi, mobile charging points, lockers and 24-hour food options - everything you need for an enjoyable trip. Our guide includes details about terminal facilities, public transport access and nearby accommodation so that you can relax and enjoy your journey.

The airport features four terminals (A, B, C and E) connected by walkways. Regular shuttle transit service links all four terminals together with shops, restaurants and cafes both airside and landside.

Free Wifi Stay in touch with loved ones by taking advantage of the airport's free Wi-Fi network - simply search for "BOSWifi" network to connect.

Hotel Stays

There are multiple hotels located directly on airport property, such as Hilton Boston Logan Airport and Hyatt Harborside at Boston's Logan Airport, that provide superior services, luxurious guestrooms, and dining. Both of these establishments boast premier service with luxurious guestrooms.

Transportation

Traveling to and from Logan airport is made convenient due to its close proximity to Boston, with its subway system, bus routes, and water taxi services all accessible from all terminals. Water taxis may also provide a faster option when reaching Long Wharf locations from other downtown Boston locations.

Security Screening and Check-in

Airports use advanced imaging technology to scan all luggage before you board their flight, which makes security screening and check-in faster and simpler for passengers.