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You need to contact US Airways to find out if they transfer your bags to Aer Lingus - not all airlines do, in which case you would have to get your bags on arrival and check them in at the AirLingus counter before proceeding to security check and connecting gate. Make sure that your departure is indeed Terminal E as my listing tells me that it is used exclusively for international arrivals. (Check your ticket). To get from Terminal B to Terminal E, use Bus 11 serving all terminals. 2 hours are enough time for any circumstance.

Thanks very much. I checked and it is Terminal E for departure to Ireland. I'll check with Orbitz whom I booked air with and also US Airways about luggage. We go through security at PHL to BOS. I assume only one security check in BOS at Aer Lingus with or withoug luggage? Thanks again.

You only need security check at PHL and go through passport check & customs clearance in Ireland. Find out if Irish Airport has US customs clearance, - some do- in which case use it on your way back & you won't need it on arrrival at US.

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Yes, both JetBlue and Cape Air use Terminal C at BOS. Terminal C has gates C11-20, in center C25-36 and C4-42. Your ticket & the overhead screens on arrival will tell you the gate number. Find out from JetBlue if they transfer your checked bag to Cape Air. If not, you would have to go down to the Arrivals level, pick up your bag, go up to departure level and check in your bag at Cape Air counter before proceeding to your gate. You can avoid this by only using a carry-on bag.

At BOS you can take the Central Parking garage across from Terminal C, or you can use the Economy Parking Garage at the intersection of Service Road & Prescott Street (follow signs from inbound roadway); a free shuttle bus makes the round every 15-20 mins, 24/7. 5. Off-Airport Logan Express parking lots - located in Braintree, Framingham, Peabody & Woburn - with full-sevice bus terminals -to Logan Airport use the MBTA Blue orSilver Line, the water shuttle, bus or shared van service (see massport.com).

JetBlue uses both Terminals C and E, while Southwest uses only Terminal E. Shuttle bus 11 serves all terminals. This is the terminal layout at BOS: TA, TB, TC, & TE are arranged in a semi-circle around the Central Parking Garage. Its northern-most terminal is International Terminal E; connected to it to the east are TC & TB. I guess you could walk between TC & TE.

Yes, you can. Just follow the signs to get to SW terminal.

1. You arrive at Terminal E and depart from Terminal B. 2. On arrival at Terminal E you need to go through passport control, pick up your bags, go through customs clearance and re-check in your bags (their tags need all 3 Airport codes)- count on 35-45 mins. 3. After completing international arrivals procedures, take either (a) the shuttle bus Route 11 to your connecting terminal; or (b) walk by proceeding to TC, Level 2, then use walkway to TB, takes 7-10 mins. NOTE: on arrival at BOS, check overhead screens for your departing flight and gate number.

While Terminals C & E are connected, you can also take shuttle Bus number 11. Note, however, that Terminal E is only for international arrivals - are you sure you need to go from TC to TE and not actually from TE to TC? If you arrive as an international arrival you need to go through passport control at TE, pick up bags, go through customs clearance and recheck-in your bag, before proceeding to Terminal C: stay left, follow signs (takes 2-5 mins.). Check your ticket & on arrival the overhead screens for your flight number and gate.

When checking in at your original airport, make sure that your airlines will transfer bags (US Air has no codeshare agreement with AerLingus). On arrival at BOS you can either walk, or use Bus shuttle 11 to Terminal E - either way you need to go through security check at Terminal E. You have sufficient time.

Southwest Airlines is listed at Terminal E, which is used for international arrivals only. As an international arrival, you need to go through passport control, pick up your bags, go through customs clearance and re-check in your bags, which should have on their tags all three airport codes. That can take 30-45 mins. 2. Thereafter, you exit the terminal and either take the shuttle bus Routes 11 or 55 to Terminal C (Cape Air), or walk: stay left, follow signs - takes only 2-5 mins. Either way, you need to go through security check at TC.

Passengers arriving at Terminal E on domestic flights do not go through passport control, nor do they have to transfer their bags themselves. The "international arrivals only" applies to airlines (such as American Airlines) which do their departures from other terminals. Airlines actually located in terminal E do all arrivals and departures in terminal E.

1. At Chicago you should check in your bags, making sure that (a) American Airlines transfers bags to Lufthansa flight (ask - not all airlines do - in which case (b) you would have to claim your bags on arrival at Boston and re-check them in at Terminal E) - Transfer bags should have all three Airport Codes on their tags so that they arrive safely at Heathrow. After arriving at Terminal B of BOS, exit the terminal and take the shuttle bus number 11 to Terminal E, where you need to go through security before proceeding to your gate. (On arrival at BOS look at the overhead screens to find your connecting Lufthansa flight & gate number). Even with baggage re-check-in you have enough time.

Delta uses Terminal A (TA has gates A1-12 and Satellite gates A13-22, which are connected by underground walkway. Your ticket and the flight screens at BOS will tell you which gate you depart from.

Boston's Terminal A has gates A1-12 and the A Satellite gates A13-A22 - they are connected by underground walkway.