Logan Boston International Airport is one of the twenty most popular and busiest airports in the United States. The facility is located near Boston, Massachusetts.
The airport was founded in 1923. At first it was called Boston Airport. Also at that time, the airport was known as Jeffery Field. At the first stages of its existence, the facility was used mainly for basing military aircrafts. Regular passenger flights began in 1927. The pioneer in passenger transportation was Colonial Air Transport.
Interesting facts about Logan Airport
This airport has four terminals. International flights are served only by terminal E, as only here there is a customs office and representatives of the immigration service. Let’s take a quick look at each terminal.
Terminal A is the newest one. It was built in 2005. The terminal came to replace the base of Eastern Airlines. The terminal is unique in that it is the first facility of its type in the United States to receive LEED environmental certification. The administration used modern technologies to equip the terminal. For example, the roof here reflects heat rays. In addition, there are storm water treatment systems. This terminal is most actively used by Delta Air Lines and its subsidiaries.
Terminal B Logan airport consists of two parts – North and South. American Eagle, American Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Air Canada are based here.
Terminal C is used by the following airlines: United Airlines, Cape Air, JetBlue Airways. This airport used to have terminal D. The gates of this terminal were “transferred” to terminal C in 2006. All of the above terminals are designed to serve domestic flights.
Terminal E in BOS airport is used for international flights. Here you can see the planes of such airlines as Lufthansa, Finnair, Air France.
There are several lounges in the terminals designed for passengers of certain airlines. For example, Aer Lingus uses the Gold Circle Lounge, while Lufthansa uses the Senator Lounge. We will talk about lounges in more detail a little later, when we consider the issue of services at this airport.
About airlines that use Airport Logan
This airport receives flights from 84 airlines. Some of them are in an inactive state, that is, they temporarily don’t operate flights (for example, Swift Air).
There are both American airlines and foreign ones. Let’s look at a few examples.
American companies that operate flights:
- Frontier Airlines;
- FlexJet;
- JetBlue Airways;
- American Airlines;
- NetJets Aviation;
- Southwest Airlines;
- Sun Country.
If we talk about domestic destinations, it is worth mentioning such cities that are popular among passengers: Chicago, Ontario, Orlando, Denver, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, Colorado, Washington.
Some foreign airlines:
- Air Lingus;
- Air Europe;
- Air China;
- Brussels Airlines;
- China Southern Airlines;
- Etihad Airways;
- Fiji Airways;
- Kenya Airways;
- Lufthansa;
- Malaysia Airlines;
- Play Airlines;
- Qatar Airways.
With the help of these airlines, for example, you can reach the following cities: Barcelona, Madrid, London, Manchester, Ottawa, Brussels, Antwerp, Milan, Rome, Nice, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm and many others.
Some airlines use airport for cargo transportation. For example, this list includes ABX Air, Air Atlanta Icelandic Cargo, Kitty Hawk Aircargo.
Services of Logan Airport BOS
Passengers of this airport can use dozens of services. There are many restaurants and cafes, shops (including Duty Free), hydration station, pet relief area, shoe shine service, family restrooms.
If the passenger has a driver’s license, he can rent a car in Boston Logan airport. Bus, taxi, water shuttle, MBTA are also available to you. The transport system of this airport is well developed.
This airport has 12 lounges. BOS outperforms most airports in Boston Massachusetts in terms of this indicator. For example, there are such locations here: The Emirates Lounge, Virgin Atlantic Boston Logan Clubhouse, USO Lounge, The Club BOS.
Lounges provide passengers with many services. Here you can have a bite to eat or order a full meal, drink an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, use wireless Internet, watch TV, read the latest press, and so on. Each lounge has its own opening hours, so we recommend that you check for up-to-date information before your trip.
