BOS Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

Most likely, both arrivals and departures are in the same terminal for US Airways, even though it serves both Terminals B & C. American departures are in Terminal B. If only Terminal B applies, you can transfer inside security. If US Airways lands in Terminal C (look at your ticket for gate number), you need to exit TC and re-enter connected TB, going through security again. This is the layout of the two terminals: US Airways side has gates B15-21 at right, B1-3 left, B4-14 center; B22-38 are across the B Parking garage and have on lower level gates B9a & 9B. The American Airline side has gates B22-29 to the right, B30-36 at center & B47 & 38 at left. [C gates are C11-20, C25-36 & C40-42.]

Legal Seafood is in the Main Lobby of TC; exit TC and enter connected TE - takes minutes.

1. While Terminals B, C & E are connected, TA is south of TE, near TB. TA has a walkway to TB. You need to go through security again at TB.

If you are an international arrival you would arrive in Terminal E (gates E1-8) and need to spend 30-45 mins going through passport control (unless you cleared US customs in Canada), pick up bags, and re-check them in again. 2. After completing international arrivals procedures, take either (a) the shuttle bus Routes 11 or 55 to your connecting terminal; or (b) walk: 1. to TA: TE's level 3 has bridge to TA, takes 5-7 mins; 2. to TB: proceed to TC, Level 2, then use walkway to TB, takes 7-10 mins. 3. to TC: stay left, follow signs; takes 2-5 mins. 3. If arriving on a domestic flight, you arrive at Terminal B and need to transfer to Terminal C (gates C11-20, C25-36, & C40-42.

Terminal C has gates C11-20 at left, C25-36 & C40-42 at right. It will only take you minutes to walk to your connecting gate.

Terminals A-E are arranged in a semi-circle - the northern-most terminal it Terminal E, which is connected to the east to Terminal C. Do look at your ticket as my information says that terminal E is for international ARRIVALS only (E gates: E2-8 and E1 gates). You can also use shuttle Bus 11 serving all terminals and making its continuous run between the four terminals.

Both AirTran and JetBlue are in the same Terminal C, which has gates C11-20, C25-36 & C40-42. Only international arrivals go through passport/customs control. You have plenty of time, a you only transfer between gates.

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Arriving at TC, departing at TE - both are connected, follow signs - it only takes 2-5 mins.

Look for signs to the "Baggage Claim" area which is located in the Arrivals level. Above the baggage carousels are screens indicating the airline and its flight number with arrivals times. Notify your party which flight number you arrive at (look at your ticket). Good luck!

If you are arriving in Terminal E and need to make a connecting flight in another terminal, you have the following options: Use Masport's free on-Airport shuttle bus - Routes #11 or 55 - serving all terminals. Or walk: to TA - proceed to Level 3, use Bridge to TA, 0.2 mile, 5-7 mins; to TB - proceed to TC, Level 2, use walkway to TB, 0.3 mile, 7-10 mins; to TC - stay left, follow signs, 0.1 mile, 2-5 mins. For a crowd of people, best way to meet is close to the main entrances.

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1. Terminals C & B are connected. 2. You can also take Bus routes 11 or 22 outside. NOTE: Terminal B is divided by the B Parking garage into north & south piers. To get to your B-gate check your gate number on your ticket: (a) at US Airways Side - gates B15-21 are at right, B1-3 at left, B4-14 at center. For gates B22-38 take crosswalk through TB Parking, on lower level are gates B9a & 9b.