Logan International Airport (BOS)

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is the primary aviation hub for New England and a major transatlantic gateway, serving over 43 million annual passengers. The airport features four passenger terminals (A, B, C, and E) that are currently undergoing a nearly $2 billion comprehensive capital modernization program known as 'Logan Forward.' A significant milestone in this project is the 2025 opening of a new post-security pedestrian connection between Terminals B and C, allowing travelers to move between these facilities without re-clearing security and providing seamless access to expanded dining and retail zones. The terminal complex is strategically organized by carrier and service type to optimize passenger flow. Terminal A is the primary home for Delta Air Lines, while Terminal B serves a mix of major domestic carriers including American Airlines, United, and Southwest. Terminal C is the base for JetBlue's extensive operations and Aer Lingus. Terminal E, the dedicated international facility, has recently been expanded with four new state-of-the-art gates and a multi-level transportation center. This expansion includes iconic red-roofed architecture and handles almost all international arrivals, housing the airport's centralized U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) processing facility. Amenities at BOS are world-class, featuring 13 premium lounges such as the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club, the Delta Sky Club, and specialized international spaces for Emirates and Lufthansa. The airport is renowned for its 'Kidport' interactive play areas, which are being refreshed in 2025-2026, and its diverse culinary landscape featuring local icons like Legal Sea Foods. Ground transportation is exceptionally well-integrated through the MBTA Silver Line, which provides free service to South Station, and a comprehensive on-airport shuttle network. The facility also features a modernized Rental Car Center (RCC) and a specialized ferry service connecting the airport directly to downtown Boston and Hingham.