logan airport travel

Boston Logan International Airport

• 1 Understand
• 3.1 By public transit
• 3.2 By taxi or ride app
• 3.3 By shuttle
• 4 Get around
• 5.1 Lounges
• 6.1 Terminal A
• 6.2 Terminal B

Boston Logan International Airport ( BOS  IATA ) is modern, clean, easy to navigate, and the primary gateway to Boston and New England . ☏ +1-800-23-LOGAN (56426)

Understand [ edit ]

While the airport has always been pretty big, the advent of more efficient jets and the growth of the New England economy has given it a massive boost in international destinations.

Flights [ edit ]

As the major airport for the New England area, Logan provides frequent non-stop service to most major cities in the United States and almost all major European airports. Logan airport serves as a focus city for JetBlue and as a hub for Delta Air Lines , while American Airlines is another major carrier. The regional airline Cape Air and commuter airline PenAir also make Logan their base of operations. While Air Canada is in Terminal B, the gates for its flights are at the far end of the terminal with its own line for Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Flights tend to be on time, but you never know with that wild New England weather. Try not to plan your connections too tightly. Security is typically tight, like at most major American airports, and you can expect the TSA to be thorough, efficient, and quick.

Ground transportation [ edit ]

The Sumner Tunnel, which is the primary road connection from the airport to the city, is closed on many weekends from Fall 2023 through Summer 2024. After that, it is scheduled to be fully closed again July–August 2024. Check the official closure schedule for the latest information. This affects all road vehicles, including cars, taxis, and buses such as the Silver Line. During this closure, driving time from the airport to the city (but not the other direction, which is routed through another tunnel) is significantly longer.

By public transit [ edit ]

Logan is connected to the Blue Line of the MBTA Subway (or "T", in local parlance) as well as the Silver Line connector route. During the Sumner Tunnel closure, the most advisable route into the city is probably the Blue Line (which is free), after which you can either take further public transportation, walk, or take a cab or car.

The Blue Line stop at Logan (the Airport station) is actually offsite, and you need to take a Massport shuttle bus there from the airport. To catch a bus, head outside the terminal to the curb and find the correct bus waiting area. Several busses access the Blue Line stop, including the busses for the rental car center; these busses also go to all terminals. These busses are numbered; busses 22, 33, 55, and 66 access the Blue Line stop. If you are not sure if a particular bus goes to the Blue Line, just ask the driver. It is also possible to walk to the Blue Line stop from the terminal, but the way is not clearly marked and there is a large intersection, so this is not recommended at night, if you are unfamiliar with the area or if you have large luggage.

The bus will drop you at the Blue Line station. During the Sumner tunnel closures noted above, the Blue Line is free to ride, so simply walk inside and through the fare gates. At other times, you may need to purchase a ticket or CharlieCard first from the kiosks in the station. There are two directions: towards Wonderland, which takes you north towards Revere and Chelsea; and towards Bowdoin, which goes into downtown Boston (to access the train going this direction, go up the escalator and then back down again). For many hotel and tourist destinations, you will need to go towards Bowdoin, get out at Government Center and transfer to the Green Line, which has several branches that go to various locations in Boston, as well as towards Somerville and Medford on the E branch. If you are looking to go to the orange line, you can get off at the State stop. If you are looking to go to the commuter rail, then take the T from the airport to State Station, and while at State Station get on an orange line train bound of Oak Grove, and get off at North Station will you will be able to access the commuter rail. If you are looking to go on the red line then go to State Station, and take an orange line train bound for Forest Hills to Downtown Crossing.

Just outside the international Terminal E, there is an "employee" shuttle bus stop, but anyone can board the shuttle bus without being questioned.

Another option is to board the Silver Line 1 (SL1 bus) for at Logan and transfer for free to the Red line . The Silver Line is a bus that takes you straight from your terminal to South Station downtown. The Silver Line bus from the airport has four stops -- stops at Silver Line Way, World Trade Center, and Courthouse, all in the Seaport district, and then the final stop at South Station. From South Station, you can take the Red Line north (inbound, to Alewife, which will take you to downtown Boston and then Cambridge) or south (outbound, to Ashmont/Braintree, which will take you to south Boston and Quincy). Transfers are free; once you exit the bus, follow the signs to the correct platform (this will involve going up and then back down again). You can also exit South Station and then walk or take a cab from here to the Seaport district, the North End and downtown Boston. South Station is also the main terminal in Boston for Amtrak and long-distance bus service. Note that the Silver Line is rerouted during the Sumner Tunnel closure and is subject to the same traffic delays as other vehicles.

Service on the T (either Silver Line or Blue Line) stops around 12:30AM, so if your flight arrives after this you'll be taking a cab. You do not need to purchase a fare or CharlieCard ahead of time; service on both routes is free from the airport. Board Silver Line and Massport busses at any door, including the back doors.

Logan is also one of the few airports in the world that can be reached by ferry . The ferries run on weekdays and are convenient to access Winthrop, Hingham and Hull on the south shore. There is also a privately operated water taxi that goes to Long Wharf in downtown Boston. To access the ferry terminal, take Massport bus 66 from the airport; be sure sure to check schedules as the ferries don't run on weekends, are subject to weather closures, and don't run as long or as frequently as the rest of the T.

By taxi or ride app [ edit ]

Taxi costs could range from $25-50 for destinations in Downtown Boston or in Cambridge or Somerville (for example). There is no one livery for Boston taxis, but once at the taxi pickup area, airport employees will direct you to the next available taxi.

The taxi stand at the airport is quite convenient and you will get a ride right away. However, you will have to tell the driver exactly how to get to your destination, or else insist that he use his phone for navigation. Many drivers do not speak much English.

Ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft are popular, but just as expensive as official taxis, and you will have to wait to be picked up. For pickup at the airport, follow signs for "Ride App" which will on a long walk lead to Central Parking. Uber and Lyft drivers are not allowed to pick you up at the arrivals curb.

By shuttle [ edit ]

Check with your hotel about airport shuttle service, it's an amenity offered by many. Other shuttle services that visit the airport include:

• Logan Express . Offers direct bus service from Braintree , Framingham , Woburn , and Peabody . Buses leave every hour or so and trips take around 30-45 minutes. Express buses also run to the airport from Copley square and Hynes Convention Center in the Back Bay . $7.50 one way .  
• Axis Coach , ☏ +1 617 340-3403 . Airport limos to and from Logan airport or Manchester airports. from $79 one way .  

By car [ edit ]

If you're driving to Logan, routes are well marked, but the airport road system is complex. Read the signs carefully and be sure you're in the correct lane. If an unexpected off-ramp sneaks up on you, don't panic, you can just drive around the airport loop again.

Get around [ edit ]

All terminals in Logan are directly connected to the central parking garage like spokes on a hub. Terminals A and B are fairly close together, and it's possible to walk from B to C to E (but not A) airside (post-security). Above-ground enclosed walkways connect all terminals, while free MassPort shuttle buses connect all airport services. Shuttle #11 loops around and quickly connects the four terminals together. Shuttle #22 and #33 connect the subway and rental car center, with terminals A&B and C&E respectively. Shuttle #55 runs during off-peak hours and connects everything, and the #66 shuttle adds the water transportation dock into the mix as well. Finally, shuttle #88 connects all terminals to the economy parking garage. If you're renting a car, take one of the shuttles and don't wait for a branded company van.

Wait [ edit ]

Lounges [ edit ].

• Near gate A18 . 6AM - 7:30PM . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• Across from gate A7 . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• United Club , Terminal B, between B23 and B24 . M W-F Su 4:30AM-8:15PM, Tu 4:30AM-7:30PM, Sa 4:30AM-7PM . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• Near gate B4 ( straight from security on the south side ). Su-F 5:30AM-8:30PM, Sa 5:30AM-5PM . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• Near gate B30 ( after security on the north side, turn left, then turn right and walk to the lounge ). 4:15AM-8:30PM . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• The Lounge ( The Lounge - Aer Lingus / Emirates ), Terminal C, between C18 and C19 across from the gates . MoThSu 06:00-21:00, TuWeFrSa 06:00-22:00 . Also available for Priority Pass holders ( updated Feb 2024 )
• Lufthansa Lounge , Terminal E, level 4 ( Elevator and stairs across from gate E11 ). M W F S 1:30-11:45PM; Tu Th 1:30–10:15PM; Su 1:30–11PM . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• British Airways Lounge . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• Air France Lounge , Terminal E ( take the elevator near gate E4 up to the 4th floor ). 09:30-22:30 . Also available for Priority Pass holders ( updated Feb 2024 )
• The Club . ( updated Mar 2018 )
• Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse , Terminal A, Level 2 (Departures) ( near gate A8 ). ( updated Apr 2018 )
• Chase Sapphire Lounge , In the connector between terminals B and C ( near gate B40 ). 05:00-23:00 . Available for holders of Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card (unlimited visits) and Priority Pass (once a year). ( updated Feb 2024 )

Eat and drink [ edit ]

Logan has a bevy of dining options scattered throughout its terminals, and some of them are even good! Nowadays it's possible to find local farm-to-table fare and a wide selection of organic microbrews on tap. Of course this is Boston after all, so you can bet a Dunkin' will never be out of sight with 10 standalone locations, 1 express, and one bundled with a Hudson.

There is an interactive map of the terminals that show current dining and shopping options, as well as the location of baggage claim and amenities.

Terminal A [ edit ]

• 42.36475 -71.021448 1 Alta Strada ( Second floor between gates A8 and A9. ), ☏ +1 617-283-9306 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Serves pasta. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.364306 -71.017818 2 B.Good ( Between Gates A6 and A7 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-283-9306 . 1 hour before the first departure- 30 minutes before the last departure . Burgers, Salads, Smoothies. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.364303 -71.022026 3 Berkshire Farms Market ( Between Gates A6 and A7 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-604-6400 . 1 hour before the first departure- 30 minutes before the last departure . Grab and go items, as well as coffee and smoothies. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.362857 -71.02513 4 Boston Bruins Bar ( Between Gates A15 and A16 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-283-9306 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Face off with an inventive and eclectic menu, hand crafted cocktails and plenty of TVs at this family friendly sports bar. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.363706 -71.024372 5 Currito ( Between Gates A17 and A18 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-785-5948 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Burritos. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.36463 -71.02179 6 Dunkin' , Pre-Security, First Floor , ☏ +1 617 561 0421 . 24 hours . ( updated Feb 2024 )
• 42.36307 -71.02483 7 Dunkin' , Between Gates A17 and A18 on the second floor , ☏ +1 617 569 4091 . Daily: 5AM-8PM . ( updated Feb 2024 )
• 42.364125 -71.02497 1 Harpoon Tap Room ( Between Gates A20 and A21 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-561-4704 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Seasonal micro-brews, chowders, crab cakes, wraps, and salads. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.362274 -71.017407 8 Legal Sea Foods ( Between Gates A4 and A5 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-568-1888 . 6am-30 minutes before last departure . Seafood. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.364117 -71.024402 9 Sbarro ( Between Gates A17 and A18 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 617-418-7534 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Pizza. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.363126 -71.024787 10 Starbucks ( Between Gates A17 and A18 on the second floor ). 1 hour before the first departure- 30 minutes before the last departure . ( updated Jan 2024 )

Terminal B [ edit ]

• 42.36036 -71.01791 11 Berkshire Farms Market , Between B19 and B20 , ☏ +1 617 874 3377 . 1 hour before the first departure- 30 minutes before the last departure . Features grab and go items as well as coffee and smoothies. ( updated Feb 2024 )
• 42.362036 -71.018769 2 Lucca ( Between Gates B15 and B16 on the second floor ), ☏ +1 857-256-2143 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Named for the Tuscan town renowned for its extra virgin olive oil, Lucca offers Northern Italian classics, combined with creative innovations. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.363714 -71.017893 12 N.e. MKT , ☏ +1 617-874-8038 . 4am-30 minutes before last departure . Local, New England flavors with made to order sandwiches, salads and bowls. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.363117 -71.017724 13 Not Your Average Joes , ☏ +1 617-418-5187 . 5am-30 minutes before last departure . Globally Inspired Creative Casual Cuisine. A unique neighborhood place, featuring a menu of made-from-scratch creative comfort classics at a good old-fashioned value. ( updated Jan 2024 )
• 42.364075 -71.01789 14 OTTO , ☏ +1 617-874-8120 . 1 hour before the first departure- 30 minutes before the last departure . Pizza. ( updated Jan 2024 )

Buy [ edit ]

For shopping, you'll easily be able to find a new book or magazine once past security. You could also buy fancy new shoes, headphones, or a hundred other things.

Connect [ edit ]

Free internet is available - connect to "LoganWifi" and agree to the terms to get on.

Cope [ edit ]

Sleep [ edit ].

In general, you don't have to worry much about airport noise if you stay near the airport. The orientation and position of the runways, along with local regulations requiring steep takeoffs and landings, mean you won't find jets flying low over your hotel at all hours of the night. And for added protection, hotels near the airport have extra sound protection anyway.

• 42.36743 -71.02303 1 Hilton Boston Logan Airport , 1 Hotel Dr . Check-in: 4PM , check-out: 11AM . Hotel is connected to terminals A & E by skybridge. 24- hours shuttle service available for airport terminals (probably faster than walking of you're going to terminals B or C), as well as to the T and water taxi. ( updated Apr 2018 )

There are two other hotels within walking distance: an Embassy Suites near the rental car center and a Hyatt Regency near the ferry terminal. Their listings are in the East Boston article.

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How to Travel From Logan Airport to Boston by Public Transit, Car, and Shuttle

Boston Logan International Airport

Boston Logan International Airport is the largest airport in Massachusetts and New England , serving as a transportation hub for all of the neighboring states. It's not far from the city center so getting to and from the airport is a breeze with easy options. If you want the cheapest option, there's a free bus that picks up passengers directly from the terminal and brings them to downtown Boston. Taxis are even quicker and not overpriced, making them a great option for door-to-door transit. Shared van services are also available, but those are best for affordable trips outside of the city center.

What Is the Cheapest Way to Get From Logan Airport to Boston?

When it comes to the cheapest method to get from Logan Airport to downtown Boston, you can't beat free. The Silver Line of the bus system, or SL1, picks up from all terminals of the airport and brings passengers directly to South Station in central Boston. The ride is free for trips that start in Logan Airport, but if you're heading from the city center to the airport you'll need to pay the standard bus fare (which is only $2).

And just because it's free doesn't mean it's slow. The Silver Line is also one of the fastest ways to get to the city center, as the ride only takes about 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. If you need to get to other parts of Boston—such as Harvard in Cambridge—you can transfer to the Red Line of the subway at South Station for free as well. For travel from the airport, the Silver Line is a nearly unbeatable option.

What Is the Fastest Way to Get From Logan Airport to Boston?

For those traveling with a family or lots of luggage, taking the bus to South Station may not be the most convenient option. Going by taxi takes almost the same amount of time as the bus, but with the advantage that it will take you directly to the door of your final destination. Taxis are available directly outside of the terminal while ride-sharing vehicles—such as Uber or Lyft—have a designated pick-up location that's only five minutes from the terminal on foot. Taxis start at about $25 and ride-sharing is usually a few dollars cheaper, not including a tip for your driver.

If you're renting a car, you can also drive yourself and quickly get to any destination in downtown Boston. A car is convenient to have if you'll be traveling throughout New England or are staying in the outer parts of Boston. Otherwise, parking is expensive and you can easily travel around the city by subway or on foot.

Is There a Shuttle Service to Boston?

Shuttle companies offer shared van services from Logan Airport to the surrounding area, including Flight Line and GO Boston Shuttle . The price depends on your exact destination and which company you choose but a ride to the downtown area starts at roughly $20 per seat. The journey can be relatively quick if you're the first person to be dropped off, but it could potentially drag on if you're unlucky enough to be the last person dropped off. If you're going out to farther areas of Boston then using a shared van is a good way to balance out costs with convenience, but if you're only going to downtown then it's likely cheaper and faster to use a ride-sharing service.

When Is the Best Time to Travel to Boston?

Logan Airport is less than 5 miles from the city center, so traveling between them is always relatively simple and shouldn't be more than 15 minutes by car. If you happen to be commuting during weekday rush hour in the morning or evening, it can take up to 30 minutes. If using public transit, the Silver Line bus doesn't run between 1:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m., so be sure to make other arrangements for a late-night arrival.

For the best weather, head to Boston between June and October. The summer months are especially busy, but the city is alive with outdoor concerts, Red Sox games, and enjoying drinks on outdoor patios. Fall is also a popular time to visit and can be very crowded, but the autumn colors and the changing trees are a worthwhile experience. Winter in Boston can brutally cold, so pack lots of layers and warms clothes if visiting during this time. If you're visiting in spring, the weather is starting to warm up and the summer crowds have yet to arrive, and you may even be able to catch Patriots' Day celebrations and the famous Boston Marathon if you plan your trip right.

What Is There to Do in Boston?

Whether you're coming for the fall foliage, American history, or a warm bowl of New England clam chowder, Boston is a city that has something for everyone. As one of the first major cities in the colonial U.S., Boston is teeming with history. The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile trail that covers several important landmarks in the city, such as the church where Paul Revere started his famous ride. One of the most engaging experiences is the daily reenactment of the Boston Tea Party, an unforgettable way to learn about this momentous event in American history. Later you can grab a bite at Quincy Market, which has over 30 stalls specializing in freshly-caught New England seafood and other delicious bites.

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Where is the sumner tunnel.

The Sumner Tunnel/Route 1A South, situated between East Boston and the North End, takes drivers from Logan Airport to I-93/ Boston and points north.

How is my travel affected?

Sumner Tunnel closures affect travelers coming from Logan Airport/East Boston to Boston and points north.

If traveling to Logan Airport/ East Boston, continue using the Callahan Tunnel or the Ted Williams Tunnel.

Add additional travel time to both trips in case of congestion. If you are traveling from the airport, expect delays.

Traveling to Logan Airport and East Boston:

Roadways leading to Logan Airport and East Boston are open and available for travel during the Sumner Tunnel/Route 1A South closures. Drivers should follow their normal route:

• From points North: Take I-93 South to Route 1A North/Callahan Tunnel or take US-1 South
• From Maine/ Portsmouth, NH/ Newburyport, MA: Take I-95 to Route 1 south, and then take Route 60 to Route 16
• From points South: Take I-93 North to Route 1A North/ Callahan Tunnel, or take I-90 East/Ted Williams Tunnel
• From points West: Take I-90 East and use the Ted Williams Tunnel

Travelers traveling towards East Boston should anticipate heavier traffic volumes during closures.

Traveling from Logan Airport and East Boston:

• To points North, including Maine/ Portsmouth, NH/ Newburyport, MA: Take MA-1A North to US-1 North
• To points South: Take I-90 West/Ted Williams Tunnel to I-93 South
• To points West: Take I-90 West/Ted Williams Tunnel

Logan Airport travel tips

To reduce traffic congestion during tunnel closures, MassDOT encourages those traveling to or from Logan Airport to leave their cars at home and explore Massport's list of transportation options to and from Logan, which include: the Blue Line or Silver Line , the Logan Express , the Logan Water Taxi , or the Hingham/Hull Ferry .

Vehicles leaving Logan Airport should be aware of ongoing traffic impacts during the Sumner Tunnel closures. Periodically, Massport will close the ramp connecting the airport to the Ted Williams Tunnel and re-direct traffic to minimize the backup on the mainline of I-90. Additionally, vehicles traveling on Route 1A/I-90 westbound towards Ted Williams Tunnel may see one less through lane on I-90 westbound. During some peak traffic periods, one lane is converted to a merge lane to help vehicles leaving Logan Airport to freely join the I-90 mainline. While these changes do not eliminate congestion, they are implemented in an effort to balance traffic volumes during closures of the Sumner Tunnel and provide safer driving conditions inside the Ted Williams Tunnel.

Detour options

In coordination with local agencies and emergency services, the following detours were determined as the most efficient options to divert traffic away from the Sumner Tunnel while it is closed. When possible, it is highly encouraged to utilize public transit options.

Drivers from East Boston seeking to reach the Downtown Boston area will be rerouted to I-90/Ted Williams Tunnel via Bennington Street and onto I-93.

View detour map PDF for East Boston to downtown Boston

Drivers leaving Logan Airport seeking to reach the Downtown Boston area will be rerouted to I-90/Ted Williams Tunnel and onto I-93.

View detour map PDF for Logan Airport to Downtown Boston

Drivers leaving Logan Airport seeking to reach I-93 North should:

• follow signs for Route 1A North to Bell Circle Rotary.
• follow signs to Route 16 to Route 1 south.
• Proceed over Route 1/Tobin Bridge and follow signs to Rutherford Avenue.
• Continue through Sullivan Square and onto I-93 North.

View detour map PDF for Logan Airport to I-93 North

Drivers traveling along Route 1 south towards Downtown Boston are encouraged to divert to Route 1A in Revere at the Bell Circle Rotary. Once on Route 1A, drivers will be rerouted to I-90/Ted Williams Tunnel and onto I-93.

View detour map PDF for Revere to Downtown Boston

Drivers traveling along Route 1A south towards Downtown Boston are encouraged to continue along Route 1A and will be rerouted to the Ted Williams Tunnel and onto I-93.

East Boston Traffic Diversion

View detour map PDF: East Boston Traffic Diversion

When the Route 145 (Bennington Street) exit is closed, follow the local East Boston detour. Message boards and signs near the entrance of the Ted Williams Tunnel will guide residents through the route.

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A Complete Guide to Boston Logan Airport

Posted on Published: 05/30/2023

Boston Logan Airport often gets a bad rap due to the traffic guests face in driving to the airport, as well as the parking fees and flight delays. But, I actually love flying through Logan International Airport. It offers lots of different airlines and flight destinations, making it easier to get flight deals.

If you are visiting Boston , Logan is also fairly convenient to get through on the Mass Pike. This improved greatly with the infamous Big Dig. Whether you are flying to Logan on your vacation, or using the airport as your home origin, here’s our complete guide to Boston Logan Airport.

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Logan Airport Terminals

If you are flying through Logan, or are beginning or ending your journey there, you’ll need to know about the Logan Airport terminals. There are three domestic terminals and one international terminal. All offer different amenities and restaurants, but they are all fairly modern.

In true Massachusetts fashion, there’s no Terminal D at Boston Logan International Airport. In the past, there was a Terminal D, but its gates were moved over to Terminal E and Terminal C (which are connected). The letters for all terminals remained the same, however.

Terminal A at Logan Airport

When I first started flying out of Logan, Terminal A was closed and was being renovated. It opened in 2005 as primarily a Delta terminal. Although that was 13 years ago, the terminal does still feels modern and new. WestJet also operates out of this terminal.

Terminal A has a bit of an unusual shape. Once you go through security, you’ll reach a concourse with a series of gates. However, some gates are on the other side of the terminal, and you’ll need to go down a large escalator, across on a moving sidewalk, and then back up on another escalator.

It can take up quite a bit of time to do that, and you won’t want to travel between areas. So, if you want to eat at any of the restaurants, you’ll want to make a plan based on where your gate is located. It’s best not to go back and forth.

Amenities at terminal A include a kids’ play area “Kidport”, currency exchange, and shoe shine. There are also some shops, including Tumi, Tech on the GO, and several newsstands.

Restaurants in the terminal are Alta Strada, Harpoon Tap Room, and Berkshire Farms Market. There are also some food court-style counters including Currito, Sbarro, and Friendly’s. Seating is fairly limited for these restaurants, but you can always take things to eat by your gate.

Terminal B is, in my option, the most frustrating of the terminals at Logan. If you are being dropped off at the airport, you’ll want to know exactly what gate your flight is leaving from. There are two separate areas, and you’ll want to make sure you are going to the right door. Airlines leaving from Terminal B include American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest, Alaska Airlines, Boutique Airlines, Air Canada, and Spirit.

There’s also a small Air Canada area with its own security. It’s important to note that there are almost no amenities beyond a bathroom and a small concession booth in this area once you pass through TSA. If you are planning to eat before your flight, you’ll want to do that before you pass security.

One time, when I was flying Air Canada, I arrived nice and early for a full sit-down breakfast and was very disappointed with the limited options.

There are lots of different amenities located in this terminal otherwise. Restaurants at Logan Airport Terminal B include Temazcal, Lucca, Legal Sea Food, OTTO, and Stephanies. There are also some counter-style restaurants, including Peet’s Coffee, Dunkin Donuts, and W Pizza. For grab-and-go food, there’s a Berkshire Farms Market that also has a coffee counter and some hot food. It’s a great option for quick, healthy food.

Other amenities include a shoeshine, American and United clubs, a KidPort kids’ play area, and a currency exchange. Vineyard Vines, TUMI, Fifth and Sunset, and several newsstands are among the shops that you’ll find in the terminal.

I find myself spending most of my time in Terminal C because I typically try to fly JetBlue whenever I can. In addition to JetBlue, Terminal C is also home to TAP Portugal, Aer Lingus, and Cape Air. JetBlue definitely has the largest presence at the terminal, however.

Because of a fairly recent renovation, I find Terminal C to have the best layout and amenities. It does, however, also seem to have the longest security lines. This can vary of course, by day, but be prepared.

There are a number of restaurants in the terminal, both before and after security. You’ll find a Legal Sea Foods, Wahlburgers, Mija, Shojo Santarpios, Davios, and Boston Beer Works after security. There are also some counter service and grab-and-go locations, including Dunkin Donuts, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Starbucks, Camden Food Company, and Starbucks.

The shopping in Terminal C is probably the best at the airport. There are several specialty shops including Natalie’s Candy Jar, New England Collections, and Travel + Leisure, along with several newsstands and gift shops.

Amenities at Logan Airport’s Terminal C include a chapel, hair salon (before security), KidPort kids’ playspace, a shoeshine, a USO lounge, and “The Lounge”. JetBlue doesn’t offer a lounge specifically for their passengers, but those with Priority Pass access can get into The Lounge (sometimes you’ll have to go on a waiting list). Day passes are also offered.

Terminal E is the International terminal at Logan Airport. Not every international flight departs from this terminal – so check your airline for terminal information. In addition, some domestic flights leave from Terminal E. For instance, Frontier flies out of Terminal E.

Most international flights will arrive at Terminal E unless you go through US customs at the foreign airport you depart from (I’ve done this in Toronto and Nassau Bahamas in the past).

When leaving from Terminal E, it’s important to note that they don’t offer TSA PreCheck at this terminal. Pack your bags knowing that you’ll need to remove your liquids and electronics (keeping in mind that TSA rules are always subject to change), even if you are enrolled in TSA PreCheck.

When flying on Frontier, I was able to go through security without taking off my shoes. This was because I had TSA Precheck. But keep in mind you’ll still have to remove items from your bag and will need to wait in the regular line.

If you are arriving at Terminal E, and need to go through customs, it’s a pretty streamlined process. There are separate kiosks for those with Global Entry , and Mobile Passport is also accepted. I highly recommend Mobile Passport if you don’t have Global Entry – it’s free to use.

Restaurants at Terminal E include Vino Volo, Durgin Park, Legal Sea Foods, Monica’s Mercato, and Vineyard Grille. There’s also a Starbucks, Sbarro, Burger King, and Fuel America.

I’ve found that sometimes the terminal seems empty, while other times it’s very crowded. Because of the nature of international flights, evenings are typically the busiest in Terminal E.

There are also several shops in the terminal. These include a few duty-free shops and two newsstands.

The terminal offers several different airline premium lounges as well as currency exchange. If you are visiting the airport just for your Global Entry appointment, you’ll find that office in Terminal E before security. Terminal E is attached to Terminal C and you can easily walk between the two.

The whole airport offers free WiFi that is fairly reliable. The amount of outlets/plugs available really varies by gate. Some have plenty available, while others don’t have many at all. Signage to the gates, ticketing areas, and baggage claim are pretty clear throughout the airport.

A new app, called AtYourGate, offers retail and food delivery right to your gate. I haven’t used this yet, but it’s a great option if you have family members who are looking for different food.

Logan Airport Parking

Parking at Logan International Airport is not always a great experience. It’s expensive, and sometimes the central parking garage can be full especially midweek. If you are planning on parking, it’s always a good idea to go early.

The Central Parking Garage services all of the terminals and is the most central to Terminals A and C. Parking can also be reserved in advance.

There’s also a separate parking garage for Terminal B, as well as a lot for Terminal E. While the Central Parking Garage can be used for those terminals, you’ll have these additional options.

There’s also economy parking available. This can be used if you want to save money, or if the Central Parking Garage is full. It’s a bit further away, and you’ll need to take a shuttle bus to get to and from the economy garage.

For an even better price, look into AirportParking.com , where you can reserve off-property parking. Keep in mind that these are independent lots and maybe a distance away from the actual airport. Plan accordingly. 

Picking someone up from the airport? There’s a cell phone lot that you can wait in until you get the call that your friend/family member is ready to be picked up. There are also dedicated rideshare lots if you are taking Uber/Lyft. These have recently changed, so keep an eye on the signage.

Getting to and from Logan International Airport

If you don’t want to drive, there are a number of different ways that you can get to the airport. My favorite is the Logan Express – a bus that travels between several Boston area communities and Logan Airport. These stations are in Framingham, Peabody, Braintree, Woburn, and Boston’s Back Bay. Check the website for the schedules and parking information at those locations. I find Logan Express to be very convenient.

The MBTA also has airport transportation on the Blue Line and the Silver Line. The airport has a free bus that goes to the Blue Line Airport Station, which then goes to Downtown Boston.

The Silver Line SL1 is free to Boston’s South Station and stops at each terminal. From South Station, you can transfer to the Red Line.

There are also other bus services that go to and from Logan Airport from areas as far as New Hampshire. These include the Plymouth & Brockton bus line, Peter Pan, Concord Coach, as well as other buses. Check with those individually for rates and schedules.

Of course, you can also take private cars, limo services, Uber, Lyft, and taxis to the airport. There are drop off locations at all terminals in the departures area.

Logan Airport Car Rental

If you are planning to rent a car once you land in Boston, you’ll have plenty of options. There’s a relatively new Rental Car Center building, which is located a short distance away. A shuttle bus is available right to the center. You’ll find most major rental car companies at the facility. 

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Logan Airport Hotels

Want to stay near Boston’s Logan Airport? There are lots of hotel options in the area. The Hilton Boston Logan Airport is the most convenient. It’s connected to all of the airport terminals through a sky bridge, and a shuttle is also available. We stayed there on our honeymoon before an early morning flight, and we loved the hotel. It’s very comfortable.

There’s also the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor . This hotel isn’t connected via sky bridge but does have a complimentary shuttle. It’s also convenient because it’s located on airline property. I haven’t had the opportunity to stay there yet, but I’d like to.

There are other chain hotels in the area that are very close to the airport. These aren’t on airport property but are pretty convenient. Some of these also offer park-and-fly services where you can stay at the hotel before your trip and park during your trip. Inquire specifically about that service when you book. Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport Embassy Suites by Hilton Boston at Logan Airport Courtyard by Marriott Boston Logan Airport

Frequently Asked Questions

The answer will really depend on where you are going. I highly recommend listing to the guidance provided by your airline and would consider arriving even earlier during holidays and other busy times.

It’s both expensive and limited. You can book a reservation online which can ensure there’s a spot available for you.

No, you will walk to baggage claim once you arrive. Or, you can walk to your gate from the check-in counters if you are flying out of Logan. There is a shuttle bus that can take you from terminal to terminal, although walking is usually an option as well.

Yes, there are silver line rapid transit buses, the Blue Line on the T, and ferry service to Hingham and Long Wharf along the Boston Harbor.

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• Air France Lounge
• American Airlines Admirals Club
• British Airways Galleries Lounge

Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club 

Delta sky club.

• Emirates Lounge
• Lufthansa Lounge
• United Club
• Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse

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Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is the largest airport in New England, serving more than 36 million passengers each year. With 4 terminals, there are 40 airlines operating nonstop flights from BOS to destinations around the globe.

With international flights accounting for a tenth of airport operations, it’s not surprising that BOS has a good selection of lounges for both domestic and international carriers.

Passengers that are not eligible for lounge access via their cabin class, frequent flyer membership, or credit card can also purchase a day pass to several lounges to escape the hustle and bustle of the departure lounge.

Boston Logan International Airport Lounges by Terminal

If you’re flying from BOS, check out our ultimate guide to Boston Logan International Airport to learn more about how to navigate each terminal and find nearby airport hotels.

Location : Terminal E, near gates E3 and E4 Opening Hours : Daily: 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Air France Lounge Facilities

• Buffet with hot and cold food
• Charging stations
• Local and international newspapers on Air France Play app
• Self-serve bar with soft and alcoholic drinks

Air France Lounge Access

Air france lounge access house rules.

• Unaccompanied minors will not be able to access lounges.
• Lounge access is only permitted on departure, not on arrival.

Keep reading for more information on Air France Lounge’s full list of house rules .

Location : Terminal B, upper level near gate B4 Opening Hours : Daily: 4 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

American Airlines Admirals Club Facilities

• Conference rooms
• Full-service bar
• Newspapers and magazines
• Televisions

American Airlines Admirals Club Lounge Access

American airlines admirals club house rules.

• A same-day boarding card is required for a flight marketed or operated by American, any Oneworld airline, or JetBlue (see rules for the applicable access type above). The only exception is for existing Admirals Club Lifetime Members who may continue to access the Admirals Club with same-day travel on any airline.
• Guests may have appropriate access to the required terminal or concourse as gate passes will not be issued for entry.
• A government-issued photo ID is required along with the relevant access card (e.g., AAdvantage membership card or number) and same-day boarding card. Entry may be denied if the appropriate identification and credentials are not presented, and cards may be confiscated if used by anyone but the member.

Read the full list of American Airlines’ house rules .

Location : Terminal E, opposite gate E11 Opening Hours : Daily: 4:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

British Airways Galleries Lounge Facilities

• Bar serving Champagne, and cocktails
• Business services
• Concorde dining for first class passengers
• Self-serve hot and cold food
• Workstations

British Airways Galleries Lounge Access

British airways galleries lounge house rules.

• You must be over the age of 18 years, or if under 18 years, you must be accompanied by a responsible adult
• Lounge access is subject to capacity

You can find more information on the full list of British Airways Galleries Lounge house rules .

Location : Terminal B, between gates B39 and B40 Opening Hours : Daily: 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club Facilities

• All-gender restrooms with Apokethe products
• Family room
• Full-service bar and a craft beer bar
• Nursing room
• Prepared and made-to-order meals
• Treatment rooms with anti-gravity massage chairs
• Wellness rooms with rest pods

Sapphire Lounge by The Club Access

Sapphire lounge by the club house rules.

• Passengers must hold a boarding card for a same-day flight
• Passengers may enter the lounge 3 hours before their scheduled flight departure
• Children aged 2 and under may accompany an adult free of charge

Boston Logan International Airport has 2 Delta Sky Clubs and 1 temporary Delta Sky Club Express:

• Delta Sky Club Terminal A, near gate A6: Sunday through Friday: 4:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Saturday: 4:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Delta Sky Club Terminal A, near gate A18: Sunday through Friday: 4:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m., Saturday: 4:30 a.m. to 7:45 a.m.
• Delta Sky Club Express Terminal E, on the lower level (take the elevator opposite gate E11:) 1:30 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.

Delta Sky Club Lounge Facilities

• Self-serve refreshments bar

Delta Sky Club Express Lounge Facilities

• Small bar serving beer, wine, and canned cocktails
• Snacks and light meals
• Work stations

Delta Sky Club Lounge Access

*Effective 2/1/25, Reserve Card Members will receive 15 Visits per year to the Delta Sky Club; to earn an unlimited number of Visits each year starting on 2/1/25, the total eligible purchases on the Card must equal $75,000 or more between 1/1/24 and 12/31/24, and each calendar year thereafter.

Cardholders of the Japan-based cards Delta SkyMiles ® Diners Club Card, Delta SkyMiles ® Trust Club Platinum Visa Card, and Delta SkyMiles ® Trust Club Gold Visa Card have varying degrees of access to Sky Clubs. See Delta’s international credit card website  for specific details, fees, and policies.

Delta Sky Club House Rules

• A same-day boarding card is required for a flight marketed or operated by Delta Air Lines or a Delta partner airline (see rules for the applicable access type above). The only exception is for existing Delta Lifetime Members may continue to access the Delta Sky Club with same-day travel on any airline.
• Although the minimum age for membership is 18 years old, guests must be 21 to access a club with a self-serve bar in the U.S. The only exception is if they are traveling with another member that is over 21.
• Guests must have access to the required terminal or concourse as gate passes will not be issued for entry.

Read the full list of Delta Sky Club house rules .

Location : Terminal E, opposite gate E11 Opening Hours : Daily: 6:15 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.

Emirates Lounge Facilities

• Full bar service, including premium wines, spirits, and Champagne
• Prayer room
• Self-serve gourmet food station
• TV and reading areas

Emirates Lounge Access

Emirates lounge house rules.

• Companions with paid entry must be on the same eligible Emirates flight to gain entry.
• Paid entry is limited to 4 hours’ use of the lounge prior to the scheduled departure time for Dubai and 3 hours for all other airports.
• Accepted payments are by credit or debit card, and miles redemption or cash are not accepted.

Read the  full list of Emirates Lounge house rules .

Location : Terminal C, across from gate C19 Opening Hours : Monday, Thursday, and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The Lounge Facilities

• Bar serving alcoholic beverages
• Buffet with hot and cold snacks and light meals
• Self-serve soft drinks

The Lounge Access

The lounge house rules.

• Access is permitted 3 hours prior to scheduled flight departure.
• Infants under 2 years are admitted free. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Location : Terminal E, across from gate E11 Opening Hours : Daily: 12:15 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Lufthansa Lounge Facilities

• Full-service bar serving cocktails
• Hot and cold buffet food
• Premium à la carte dining for first class and HON Circle passengers

Lufthansa Business Class Lounge House Rules

• Children 2 years of age and under can enter the lounge free of charge.
• Travel companions must show a valid Lufthansa boarding card to enter the lounge.

Read the full list of Lufthansa Lounge house rules .

Location : Terminal B, near gate B24 Opening Hours : Daily: 4:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.

United Club Lounge Facilities

• Bar serving alcoholic drinks (premium alcohol available to purchase)
• Buffet snacks, soups, and salads
• Private phone rooms
• Self-serve refreshment station

United Club Lounge Access

United club house rules.

• A same-day boarding card is required for a flight operated by United, Star Alliance, or a contracted partner airline.
• United Club members can be accompanied by 1 spouse and child under 21 or up to 2 guests.
• Day pass guests may bring 1 infant under 2, free of charge.
• Day pass guests may be refused entry if the lounge is at or nearing capacity.

Read the full list of United Club house rules .

Location : Terminal C, near the United baggage claim Opening Hours : Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday: 8 p.m. to 5 p.m.

USO Lounge Facilities

• Children’s play area
• Self-serve soft drinks and snacks
• TVs and video games

USO Lounge Access

Active-duty military and their families are permitted in the lounge with appropriate military identification, along with military retirees that meet the lounge admission requirements.

Location : Terminal C, near the United baggage claim Opening Hours : Temporarily closed

Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse Lounge Facilities

• À la carte dining with some buffet options

Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse Access

Virgin atlantic clubhouse house rules.

• Guests must be accompanied into the clubhouse by the eligible passenger. Guests arriving before or after the passenger will not be admitted.
• Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult when using the lounge.

Read the  full list of Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse house rules .

Several  credit cards come with a Priority Pass membership  as a benefit, saving you $99 to $469 on the cost of an annual membership.

The Amex Platinum card and the Amex Business Platinum card are some of the very best credit cards for airport lounge access. Cardholders have  access to more than 1,400 lounges , including Priority Pass lounges upon enrollment,  Centurion Lounges ,  Plaza Premium Lounges ,  Delta Sky Clubs  (when flying Delta),  Escape Lounges – The Centurion Studio Partner , select  Lufthansa Lounges  (when flying Lufthansa same-day), and select Air France Lounges and  Virgin Clubhouses .

Here are some other great cards that also offer a complimentary Priority Pass lounge membership:

• Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card
• Chase Sapphire Reserve ®
• Citi Prestige ® Card  (no longer open to new applicants)
• Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant ® American Express ® Card

Eligible Priority Pass members also have access to a dining credit at Stephanie’s in Concourse B near gate B24 and Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse in Concourse C near gate C25. Learn more in our article that breaks down the Priority Pass lounges and restaurants members can access!

Boston Logan International Airport is New England’s busiest airport, so there’s a high demand for lounge options from both business and leisure travelers. With a frequent and expansive international network, many international carriers have airline lounges at BOS, including Lufthansa and Emirates.

Passengers flying on any airline may pay to access the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club in Terminal B, The Lounge in Terminal C, or Lufthansa Lounge in Terminal E. Finally, Priority Pass members have the option of a couple of lounges, as well as credit redemptions at several restaurants.

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For rates and fees of Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve American Express Card, click here . For rates and fees for the Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve Business American Express Card, click here . For rates and fees of The Platinum Card ® from American Express, click here . For rates and fees of The Business Platinum Card ® from American Express, click here . For rates and fees of the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant ® American Express ® card, click here .

Frequently Asked Questions

Does boston logan airport have any lounges.

Boston Logan International Airport has 10+ lounges:

• Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
• Delta Sky Club (2 locations)
• Delta Sky Club Express

How much is the lounge at Boston?

A day pass at The Lounge BOS costs $50 and is subject to availability. Bookings must be made at least 24 hours in advance of your flight time

Does Boston Logan have Centurion Lounge?

Boston Logan International Airport does not have an Amex Centurion Lounge.

Does Boston Logan have a Flagship Lounge?

Boston Logan International Airport does not have an American Airlines Flagship Lounge. Eligible passengers may visit the Admirals Club, located in Terminal B on the upper level near gate B4.

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A Guide To Traveling From Logan Airport To The Hyannis Ferry

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Are you planning a trip to Cape Cod and wondering how to get from Logan Airport to the Hyannis ferry? Look no further! In this guide, we will provide you with all the information you need to navigate your way from the bustling Logan Airport to the tranquil shores of Hyannis. So sit back, relax, and let us take you on a journey to the perfect Cape Cod getaway.

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Overview of logan airport and hyannis ferry transportation options, taking public transportation from logan airport to hyannis ferry terminal, taxi and ride-share services for traveling between logan airport and hyannis ferry, renting a car to travel from logan airport to hyannis ferry.

If you're planning to travel from Logan International Airport in Boston to the town of Hyannis on Cape Cod, there are several transportation options available to you. Whether you prefer public transportation or a more convenient and direct private transfer, here is an overview of the options so you can choose the one that suits you best.

Public Transportation:

One of the cheapest transportation options is to take the bus. From Logan Airport, you can take a free shuttle bus to the Airport Station, where you can then catch the Silver Line bus to South Station. At South Station, you can transfer to a Peter Pan Bus or a Plymouth & Brockton bus, both of which offer service to Hyannis. The bus ride takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on traffic, and tickets can be purchased online or at the bus station.

Subway and Train:

Another option is to take the subway and train combination. From Logan Airport, take the free shuttle bus to the Airport Station and then take the Silver Line bus to South Station. At South Station, you can transfer to the commuter rail train operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). The train ride from South Station to Hyannis takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on the schedule. Tickets for the train can be purchased at the station or online.

Private Transportation:

Taxi or Ride-Sharing Service:

If you prefer a more convenient and direct option, you can take a taxi or a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft from Logan Airport to the Hyannis Ferry. This option is ideal if you have a lot of luggage or want to avoid the hassle of public transportation. The cost will depend on the distance, time of day, and any surge pricing, so it's best to check the app or ask the taxi driver for an estimated fare before starting your journey.

Private Car Service:

For a more luxurious and personalized experience, you can hire a private car service to take you from Logan Airport to the Hyannis Ferry. Companies like Boston Executive Limo Service or Cape Cod Limo Service offer professional chauffeurs and comfortable vehicles for your journey. This option allows you to relax and enjoy the scenic ride without worrying about driving or parking.

Regardless of the transportation option you choose, it's important to plan your journey in advance and check for any schedule changes or delays. Consider factors like cost, convenience, and travel time when making your decision. With the right transportation choice, you'll be able to reach the Hyannis Ferry from Logan Airport in a timely manner and start enjoying your Cape Cod adventure.

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If you're planning a trip to Cape Cod and need to get from Logan Airport to the Hyannis Ferry Terminal, public transportation is an affordable and convenient option. Follow these steps to make your journey from Logan Airport to Hyannis hassle-free.

Step 1: Arriving at Logan Airport

Upon arrival at Logan Airport, follow signs to the Airport Station. There are various transportation options available, but for this guide, we will focus on using the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) subway and bus services.

Step 2: Taking the Silver Line Bus

To catch the Silver Line bus, proceed to the lower level of the airport terminal. Look for signs directing you to the silver line bus stop. There are two options: SL1 and SL2. You will want to catch the SL1 bus. This bus connects Logan Airport to the South Station transportation hub in downtown Boston.

Step 3: Getting to South Station

Once on the SL1 Silver Line bus, sit back and enjoy the ride to South Station. The bus ride takes approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. Make sure to have your fare ready, which can be paid with cash or a CharlieCard, a reusable fare card issued by the MBTA.

Step 4: Boarding the CapeFLYER Train or Plymouth & Brockton Bus

Once you arrive at South Station, you have two options to reach the Hyannis Ferry Terminal: the CapeFLYER train or the Plymouth & Brockton bus.

Option 1: CapeFLYER train

If you prefer a scenic train ride, purchase a ticket for the CapeFLYER train to Hyannis. The CapeFLYER operates on weekends during the summer season (Memorial Day through Labor Day) and offers a comfortable and leisurely journey. Consult the CapeFLYER's schedule and purchase tickets in advance to ensure availability.

Option 2: Plymouth & Brockton Bus

Alternatively, if the CapeFLYER is not running or doesn't align with your travel plans, you can take the Plymouth & Brockton bus. Purchase a ticket at the Plymouth & Brockton ticket counter in South Station or online before your journey. The bus ride to the Hyannis Bus Terminal takes approximately two hours, depending on traffic and stops along the way.

Step 5: Arriving at Hyannis Ferry Terminal

Whichever option you choose, both the CapeFLYER train and Plymouth & Brockton bus will drop you off at the Hyannis Transportation Center. From there, it's just a short walk to the Hyannis Ferry Terminal, where you can catch a ferry to destinations like Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard.

When planning your trip, allow enough time for potential delays and schedule changes. Check the MBTA website, CapeFLYER website, or the Plymouth & Brockton website for up-to-date schedules, fares, and any service disruptions.

Taking public transportation from Logan Airport to the Hyannis Ferry Terminal is a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to reach your Cape Cod destination. Follow these steps, plan ahead, and enjoy your trip to the beautiful coastal region of Massachusetts.

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If you are planning a trip from Logan Airport to Hyannis Ferry, taxi and ride-share services provide convenient and efficient transportation options. They offer a hassle-free journey, allowing you to sit back and relax while someone else takes care of the driving. In this blog post, we will discuss some popular taxi and ride-share services that you can consider when traveling between Logan Airport and Hyannis Ferry.

• Uber: Uber is a popular ride-share service that operates in several cities worldwide. To use Uber, simply download the app on your smartphone and create an account. Once your account is set up, you can request a ride by entering your pickup and drop-off locations. Uber will then connect you with a nearby driver who will pick you up and drop you off at your desired destination. Uber is a convenient and cost-effective option for traveling between Logan Airport and Hyannis Ferry.
• Lyft: Lyft is another well-known ride-share service that operates in many cities in the United States, including Boston. Similar to Uber, Lyft allows you to request a ride through its smartphone app. After entering your pickup and drop-off locations, Lyft will match you with a driver who will take you to your destination. Lyft offers different ride options, including shared rides and luxury vehicles, depending on your preferences and budget. It is a reliable and convenient choice for traveling between Logan Airport and Hyannis Ferry.
• Boston Logan Express: Boston Logan Express is a shuttle service that provides transportation between Logan Airport and several locations in and around Boston. To travel from Logan Airport to Hyannis Ferry using Boston Logan Express, you can take the Route 3 shuttle. This shuttle departs from Logan Airport and stops at several locations, including the Hyannis Transportation Center, from where you can easily access the Hyannis Ferry. Boston Logan Express offers a comfortable and affordable option for traveling between the airport and the ferry.
• Taxi Services: Several taxi companies operate in the Boston area, offering reliable transportation services to and from Logan Airport. You can easily find taxis at designated taxi stands outside the terminals. It is recommended to use licensed taxis and agree on a fare before starting your journey. Taxis offer convenient door-to-door service, allowing you to travel directly from Logan Airport to the Hyannis Ferry without any hassle.

Regardless of which taxi or ride-share service you choose, it is important to plan your journey ahead of time. Check the estimated fares, availability, and travel times for each service to make an informed decision. Additionally, consider factors such as traffic conditions and the number of passengers and luggage you have when choosing the best option for your travel needs.

In conclusion, taxi and ride-share services such as Uber, Lyft, Boston Logan Express, and local taxi companies offer convenient and efficient transportation options for traveling between Logan Airport and Hyannis Ferry. Whether you prefer the convenience of a ride-share service or the reliability of a taxi, there are plenty of options available to suit your needs. So sit back, relax, and enjoy your journey from Logan Airport to Hyannis Ferry!

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If you're planning a trip from Logan Airport in Boston to Hyannis Ferry, renting a car can be a convenient and efficient way to get there. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to rent a car and make your way from Logan Airport to Hyannis Ferry.

Once you arrive at Logan Airport, head to the designated rental car area. There are several rental car companies located at the airport, and you can easily find them by following the signs or asking for directions.

Step 2: Choose a Rental Car Company

With so many options available, it's important to choose a rental car company that suits your needs. Consider factors such as price, vehicle type, and rental policies. Popular rental car companies at Logan Airport include Hertz, Avis, Enterprise, Budget, and National. Make sure to compare prices and read reviews before making a decision.

Step 3: Renting a Car

Once you've chosen a rental car company, proceed to their rental counter. You'll need a valid driver's license and a credit card in your name to rent a car. The rental agent will assist you in selecting a vehicle that suits your needs and budget. Be sure to ask about any additional fees, insurance options, and fuel policies before finalizing the rental agreement.

Step 4: Driving from Logan Airport to Hyannis Ferry

Once you've picked up your rental car, it's time to start your journey to Hyannis Ferry. Leave the airport and follow signs for Interstate 90 West (Massachusetts Turnpike) towards Worcester. Continue on the Mass Pike until you reach exit 25, where you'll merge onto I-495 South towards Cape Cod. Continue on I-495 South until you reach exit 1, where you'll merge onto Route 6 West towards Hyannis.

Step 5: Parking at Hyannis Ferry

Once you arrive in Hyannis, you'll need to find a parking spot near the Hyannis Ferry terminal. There are several parking lots available, both free and paid. Consider factors such as proximity to the ferry terminal and parking fees when choosing a parking spot.

Step 6: Boarding Hyannis Ferry

After parking your rental car, make your way to the Hyannis Ferry terminal. Purchase tickets for the ferry at the ticket counter or online in advance if possible. Follow the signs and instructions to board the ferry, and enjoy your journey to your destination.

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Back again for the summer travel season, it’s the Eater Boston guide to dining at Boston’s Logan International Airport. The best meal of your life probably won’t be at Logan, but the airport has been undergoing somewhat of a dining renaissance lately, bringing in outposts of local icons and increasing the number of serviceable restaurants and kiosks within its walls. Scroll onward for a rundown of the best bets inside the airport, and a comprehensive breakdown of the dining and drinking options in each terminal. (Also, to keep in mind: You can always find the most up-to-date information on the airport’s own website .)

Best Bets Inside Logan

• Listings by terminal: Terminal A | Terminal B | Terminal C | Terminal E

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First, here are a few overall highlights within the airport:

• Berkshire Farms Market: This one’s a grab-and-go spot, but it’s a good one, featuring all sorts of locally made products from Massachusetts, with a focus on the western part of the state. You may also find Boston-area goodies like breakfast pastries from South End Buttery, for example. And it’s a good opportunity to pick up some last-minute local treats to gift to those out-of-town friends you’re on your way to visit. [Two locations: post-security, gate A6; post-security, gate B20]
• Boston Public Market: This mini version of downtown Boston’s public market includes several local vendors selling bagels, juice, seafood, and more, all highlighting ingredients sourced from New England. [Post-security, gate C27]
• Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse: This outpost of the Boston-based steakhouse chain opens at 4:30 a.m. for breakfast every day. At lunch and dinner, there’s plenty of steak, as well as seafood and pasta. [Post-security, gate C25]
• Fox & Flight: Award-winning chef Karen Akunowicz of local Italian hot spots Fox & the Knife and Bar Volpe is behind this new spot which features pasta, sandwiches, and cocktails inspired by the northern Italian region of Modena. [Post-security, Terminal A satellite concourse entrance]
• Kelly’s Roast Beef: This classic chain specializes in North Shore-style roast beef sandwiches. There’s grab-and-go options available, as well as some seating. [Post-security, gates B5 and B29]
• Legal Sea Foods: You’re never very far from a Legal in Logan, and the many permutations of the chain are all reliable choices for raw bar, lobster, fish and chips, and so forth. [Post-security, gates A3, B8, B26, C12, E9, and E13.]
• Lucca: An Italian restaurant with a location in Boston’s North End, as well as in Rockland. The Logan location of Lucca is open from 5 a.m. until 30 minutes prior to the last departure. [Post-security, gate B15]
• Shojo: This popular spot from Boston’s Chinatown is now open at the airport, serving some of the original location’s favorites (including Shojonator burgers), as well as grab-and-go meals meant to travel well (like dumplings and congee), and there’s a full bar. [Post-security, gate C19]
• Santarpio’s: A slick new-ish outpost of the East Boston pizza legend . [Post-security, gate C20]

None of those options doing the trick? Here are the complete offerings at Logan, listed by terminal.

Gates 13-21 are in the Terminal A Satellite.

• Alta Strada — From Boston and D.C. restaurateur Michael Schlow, this location of Alta Strada has full-service and grab-and-go Italian options, as well as a burger and a couple sandwiches. [Post-security, gate A9]
• Berkshire Farms Market — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate A6]
• B.Good — Burgers, salads, and more from a locally based international chain. Opens 60 minutes prior to first departure. [Post-security, gate A6]
• Boston Bruins Bar — This sports bar is (obviously) hockey-themed, and it serves sandwiches, salads, and more. It has a full bar. [Post-security, gate A15]
• Currito — “The cure for the common burrito.” [Post-security, satellite concourse entrance]
• Dunkin’ — You know what this one is. Three locations are currently open in Terminal A; find more in B and C. [Pre-security, terminal A baggage claim; post-security, gate A9 and satellite concourse entrance]
• Fox & Flight — Best bet (see above). [Post-security, satellite concourse entrance]
• Harpoon Tap Room — Boston-based brewery with pub grub and, you guessed it, plenty of beer. [Post-security, gate A21]
• Jimmy John’s — A solid sub sandwich chain. [Post-security, satellite concourse entrance]
• Legal Sea Foods — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate A3]
• Sbarro — Italian-ish. [Post-security, satellite concourse entrance]
• Starbucks — Coffee and such. [Post-security, satellite concourse entrance]
• Berkshire Farms Market — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate B20]
• B.Good — Burgers, salads, and more from a locally based international chain. [Post-security, gate B37]
• Cisco Brewers — A Nantucket-born brewery with classic New England beers on tap. [Post-security, gate B36]
• Dunkin’ — You know what it is. Find it right by security, one location before (24 hours) and two locations after. [Pre-security; post-security, gate B5; post-security, near gate B29]
• Kelly’s Roast Beef — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gates B5 and B29]
• Legal Sea Foods — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gates B8 and B26]
• Lucca — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate B15]
• N.E. MKT — An all-day grab-and-go spot highlighting “tastes of the region” with sandwiches, salads, coffee, and such. [Post-security, gate B29]
• Not Your Average Joe’s — This regional chain is the kind of place you’ll find dishes like ahi tuna wontons, cheesesteak egg rolls, Cobb salads, and baked haddock. [Post-security, gate B29]
• Otto — A New England pizza chain that is always reliable. [Post-security, gate B36]
• Peet’s Coffee & Tea — Want to switch it up from Dunkin’ and Starbucks? Head here. [Post-security, gate B25]
• Pei Wei — Grab-and-go Asian-inspired food. Currently closed on Saturdays. [Post-security, gate B14]
• Potbelly Sandwich Shop — This Chicago-based chain serves cookies, shakes, and salads in addition to the restaurant’s best-known item: toasted sandwiches. Though it’s a sandwich chain in an airport, it gets the job done. [Post-security, gate B5]
• Sam Adams Brewhouse — Drink Boston’s most famous beer while eating pub fare. [Post-security, gate B7]
• Starbucks — Coffee and such. [Pre-security; three locations post-security, gates B7, B17, B29]
• Stephanie’s — With two airport locations, this sibling of Boston classic Stephanie’s on Newbury features a full bar. [Post-security, gate B24]
• Temazcal Cantina — This reliable Massachusetts chain boats tacos, enchiladas, chilaquiles, and an impressive array of tequila. [Post-security, gate B17]
• Tico — An offshoot of Michael Schlow’s Latin American-inspired restaurant in D.C. [Post-security, gate B37]
• Wpizza by Wolfgang Puck — Pizza... by Wolfgang Puck. [Post-security, gate B14]
• Boston Beer Works — Beer, pub food. [Post-security, gate C27]
• Boston Public Market — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate C27]
• Camden Food Co. — Sandwiches, salads, etc. [Post-security, gate C10]
• Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate C25]
• Dunkin’ — You know this one. [There are six locations currently open in this terminal; just look around.]
• Gachi Sushi and Noodles — Udon, soba, sushi, and frushi (fruit-sushi) breakfast rolls. [Post-security, gate C11]
• Green Express — Grab-and-go sandwiches, salads, breakfasts, etc. [Post-security, gate C36]
• Legal Sea Foods — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate C12]
• Mija — Waiter service and booze are available at this airport offshoot of a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar at Boston’s Faneuil Hall Marketplace. [Post-security, gate C11]
• Potbelly Sandwich Shop — This Chicago-based chain serves cookies, shakes, and salads in addition to the restaurant’s best-known item: toasted sandwiches. Though it’s a sandwich chain in an airport, it gets the job done. [Post-security, gate C11]
• Santarpio’s — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate C21]
• Shojo — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate C19]
• Starbucks — Coffee and such. [Two locations post-security, gate C10 and C26]
• Wahlburgers — The ever-growing burger restaurant chain from the Wahlberg family. [Post-security, near gate C10]
• Boston Harbor Distillery — Watch planes take off and land while sipping a drink at this outpost of Boston’s homegrown, waterfront whiskey distillery. [Post-security, gate E13]
• Dine Boston Cafe and Restaurant — A cafe and adjacent full-service restaurant with an ever-changing menu from a rotating lineup of Boston area chefs. [Pre-security]
• Dunkin’ — Coffee and doughnuts. There are two locations in this terminal. [Pre-security and post-security, gate E1A]
• Green Express — Grab-and-go sandwiches, salads, breakfasts, etc. [Post-security, gate E6]
• Hudsons Coffee — Melbourne-based coffee chain. [Post-security, gate E7]
• Legal Sea Foods — Best bet (see above.) [Post-security, gate E9 and E13]
• Monica’s Mercato — A classic North End sandwich shop . [Post-security, gate E7]
• Sal’s Pizza — A North End pizza mainstay. [Post-security, gate E13]
• Stephanie’s — With two airport locations, this sibling of Boston classic Stephanie’s on Newbury features a full bar. [Post-security, gate E7]
• Vineyard Grille — A lunch and dinner spot with seafood, burgers, and steak. [Post-security, gate E1A]
• Vino Volo — A wine-focused, full-service restaurant. [Post-security, gate E8]
• Wahlburgers — The ever-growing burger restaurant chain from the Wahlberg family. [Post-security, near gate E7]
• Wow Bao — Counter-service Asian-inspired street food (bao, dumplings, and more), open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. [Post-security, gate E7]

Staying in Boston for a bit? Here are some Eater Boston dining maps and guides to get you started:

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Business travel bouncing back at Logan International Airport, aviation official says

P assenger activity at Logan International Airport is “exceeding” forecasts this year as aviation officials witness a return of business travel and a “strong summer demand” for recreational flights, a top director at the Massachusetts Port Authority said Thursday morning.

Businesses all but ceased traveling during the dark days of the COVID-19 pandemic as the aviation industry tanked and most white-collar workers turned to virtual meetings as a way to keep up with each other while offices were closed.

But MassPort Interim CEO and Aviation Director Ed Freni said most major airlines saw “double-digit revenue growth” from corporate customers in the first quarter. Companies in finance, technology, and professional services are spending more on air travel, a trend that is expected to continue through 2024, Freni said.

Airlines are also reporting an increase in business class travel, another way to measure the demand, Freni said.

“We’ve seen many cases of this leisure phenomenon where people are traveling, extending their business travel with leisure,” he said. “It’s kind of hard to pick them out as you see them traveling through the airport. But as of late, we have seen more evidence of the business-type traveler.”

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Preliminary data from MassPort estimated 3.6 million passengers traveled through Logan Airport in April, nearly 4% more than the same time last year, according to data presented Thursday. Freni cautioned that not all airlines had submitted their datasets and the number could change.

The 3.6 million who traveled through Boston beat forecasts by about 9%, an increase that was also driven “due to customers continuing to spend on air travel” even as economic growth slows, Freni said.

Nearly 34 million passengers have traveled through the airport so far this year, nearly 7% higher than data from the same time last year, Freni said.

“In their April earnings call, the major airlines voiced expectations for record levels of spring and summer travel, particularly travel to and from Europe. Airline flight schedules have been more stable with cancellation rates trending downward from over 2% during the meltdown two summers ago to 1.4% for 2024 to date,” he said.

The industry is still facing headwinds, with a shortage of airline traffic controllers creating a potential for ground stops, delays, and congested airspace, he said.

Worcester Regional Airport also had a “strong” April, mostly due to school vacation travel to destinations in Florida, Freni said. There were 21,150 passengers who made their way through the airport last month, an increase of 17% over the same time last year, Freni said.

“We continue to see strong passenger volumes and numbers in Worcester. We’re very happy about the outcome of the new service to Fort Myers, (Florida),” Freni said.

More than 188,000 passengers used Worcester Regional Airport so far this year, a 21% increase over data from the same time last year, according to a presentation delivered to the MassPort board.

Hanscom Field, a general aviation airport, saw a 10% increase in activity last month, a boost that is credited to “favorable weather for small-engine aircraft including pilot training operations,” according to Freni.

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Business travel bouncing back at Logan International Airport, aviation official says

Passenger activity at Logan International Airport is “exceeding” forecasts this year as aviation officials witness a return of business travel and a “strong summer demand” for recreational flights, a top director at the Massachusetts Port Authority said Thursday morning. Businesses all but ceased traveling during the dark days of the COVID-19 pandemic as the aviation industry tanked and most white-collar workers turned to virtual meetings as a way to keep up with each other while offices were closed. But MassPort Interim CEO and Aviation Director Ed Freni said most major...

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Biden visit to Boston will close streets near Logan, in Back Bay, and Seaport, police say

Boston police are warning of street closures and traffic delays in city neighborhoods ahead of President Biden’s visit on Tuesday afternoon.

Biden will travel to Boston after flying to New Hampshire to speak at an official event, according to the White House.

Boston traffic will be affected between noon and 8 p.m., with street closures near Logan Airport, in the Back Bay, and in the Seaport District, Boston police said in a post on social media.

On 5/21/24 between 12:00 & 8:00PM, vehicular traffic will be impacted by street closures near Logan Airport, the Back Bay, and the Seaport District for a Presidential visit. The BPD is advising motorists to expect street closures and traffic delays in those areas of the City. — Boston Police Dept. (@bostonpolice) May 20, 2024

While in Boston, the president will participate in two campaign receptions, the White House said Monday.

When Biden departs from Boston, he will return to the White House.

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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators intend to protest Biden’s visit with a 3:30 p.m. rally at South Station, according to an Instagram post by the Boston Party for Socialism and Liberation.

The trip will mark Biden’s second visit to New Hampshire since he won the state’s first-in-the-nation primary in January, thanks to a write-in campaign , despite skipping the early contest to instead recognize South Carolina as holding the first Democratic presidential nominating contest.

Biden returned to New Hampshire in March for the first time in two years .

Material from previous Globe coverage was used in this report.

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