Main Terminal / Concourses at Boston Logan BOS Airport
Boston Logan International Airport has presently four operational terminals - TA, TB, TC, & TE, arranged in a semi-circle around the Central Parking Garage. Its northern-most terminal is the Volpe International Terminal E with passport control & Federal Inspection Station on level 2; connected to it to the east are TC & TB, while TA (south of Terminal E and near Terminal B) is separate but connected via walkway to TB & TE. Terminal B is divided by the B Parking garage into North & South Piers. Moving walkways connect all four terminals to the Central Garage. If you arrive via Blue Subway Line at Airport Station, take the free shuttle bus to your terminal.
The passenger terminal complex at Boston Logan International includes four operational terminals - TA, TB, TC, & TE, arranged in a semi-circle around the Central Parking Garage. Its northern-most terminal is International Terminal E; connected to it is TC, while TB is separate and connects to TC by walkway. TA is opposite TE, across from the parking facility. Moving walkways connect all four terminals to the Central Garage. (For detailed terminal information, click on 'Terminal Map'.
Getting Around: 1. There are no post-security transfers.
2. Shuttles: (a) Bus 11 serves all terminals; (b) Bus 22 serves TA, TB & subway station; (c) Bus 33 serves TC, TE & subway station; (d) Bus 55 runs off-peak hours between all terminals & subway station; (e) Bus 88 serves all terminals & Economy Lot, 24/7.
3. International Arrivals: (a) Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes).
(b) After completing international arrivals procedures at TE, and connecting to another flight, 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.
Terminal A of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of Alaska, Continental, Delta) is divided into a main terminal with departure gates A1-A12 and the A Satellite with gates A13-A22, both of which are connected via underground walkway.
Terminal B of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of Air Canada, American, Frontier, Spririt, US Airways Virgin America) is divided into North and South piers by its parking garage. Departures at US Airways Side has gates B15-21 to the right, B1-3 to the left, and T4-14 in the center, while gates B22-38 are reached by crosswalks through Terminal B Parking, and on the lower level are gates B9a & 9b. Departures at American Airlines Side has gates 22-29 to the right, gates B30-36 in the center and gates 37 & 38 to the left.
Terminal C of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of AirTran, Cape Air, JetBlue, Sun Country, United) is mainly used by JetBlue & by United Airlines, and houses the USO Lounge in the baggage claim area on the lower level. It now has one 12-lane consolidated checkpoint (right behind the JetBlue ticket counter) for United, JetBlue and Cape Air gates. The gate area has to the left gates C11-20; to the right are two gateways to gates C25-36 and to C40-42.
Terminal E (the Volpe International Terminal) of Boston Logan Airport: - contrary to the other terminals - has on the ground level Arrivals and Customs and on level 2 the passport control & Federal Inspection Station (able to process 2,000 passengers/hr). All ticket counters and its 13 gates are shared among the international carriers, other than by Southwest. Terminal E is served by major Airlines; note however, that American, JetBlue, and US Airways use TE for international arrivals only. Gates E2-E8 are straight ahead, gates E1a-e are to the right.
Amenities & services offered inside the terminals and piers are comparable to other world-class airports and include food & drink, retail & duty-free concessions, business services, internet access, ATM machines & currency exchange, rental car counters, Information desks, and more.
Lounges at Boston Logan Airport:
Terminal A: Continental's Presidents Club in main terminal near gates; and Delta's Sky Club in the satellite on level 3.
Terminal B: The North pier houses the American Airlines' Admirals Club at departure gates B22-B38, divided into two groups. The South pier houses the US Airways Club at gates B1-B21, divided into 3 groups, connected by walkway at post-security.
Terminal C: United's Red Carpet Club.
Terminal E: British Airways' First & Terraces lounges; the Air France lounge; Lufthansa's Senator & Business lounges, Aer ingus' Gold Circle lounge and Virgin Atlantic's Clubhouse lounge.
The passenger terminal complex at Boston Logan International includes four operational terminals - TA, TB, TC, & TE, arranged in a semi-circle around the Central Parking Garage. Its northern-most terminal is International Terminal E; connected to it is TC, while TB is separate and connects to TC by walkway. TA is opposite TE, across from the parking facility. Moving walkways connect all four terminals to the Central Garage. (For detailed terminal information, click on 'Terminal Map'.
Getting Around: 1. There are no post-security transfers.
2. Shuttles: (a) Bus 11 serves all terminals; (b) Bus 22 serves TA, TB & subway station; (c) Bus 33 serves TC, TE & subway station; (d) Bus 55 runs off-peak hours between all terminals & subway station; (e) Bus 88 serves all terminals & Economy Lot, 24/7.
3. International Arrivals: (a) Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes).
(b) After completing international arrivals procedures at TE, and connecting to another flight, 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.
Terminal A of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of Alaska, Continental, Delta) is divided into a main terminal with departure gates A1-A12 and the A Satellite with gates A13-A22, both of which are connected via underground walkway.
Terminal B of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of Air Canada, American, Frontier, Spririt, US Airways Virgin America) is divided into North and South piers by its parking garage. Departures at US Airways Side has gates B15-21 to the right, B1-3 to the left, and T4-14 in the center, while gates B22-38 are reached by crosswalks through Terminal B Parking, and on the lower level are gates B9a & 9b. Departures at American Airlines Side has gates 22-29 to the right, gates B30-36 in the center and gates 37 & 38 to the left.
Terminal C of Boston Logan Airport (domestic flights of AirTran, Cape Air, JetBlue, Sun Country, United) is mainly used by JetBlue & by United Airlines, and houses the USO Lounge in the baggage claim area on the lower level. It now has one 12-lane consolidated checkpoint (right behind the JetBlue ticket counter) for United, JetBlue and Cape Air gates. The gate area has to the left gates C11-20; to the right are two gateways to gates C25-36 and to C40-42.
Terminal E (the Volpe International Terminal) of Boston Logan Airport: - contrary to the other terminals - has on the ground level Arrivals and Customs and on level 2 the passport control & Federal Inspection Station (able to process 2,000 passengers/hr). All ticket counters and its 13 gates are shared among the international carriers, other than by Southwest. Terminal E is served by major Airlines; note however, that American, JetBlue, and US Airways use TE for international arrivals only. Gates E2-E8 are straight ahead, gates E1a-e are to the right.
Amenities & services offered inside the terminals and piers are comparable to other world-class airports and include food & drink, retail & duty-free concessions, business services, internet access, ATM machines & currency exchange, rental car counters, Information desks, and more.
Lounges at Boston Logan Airport:
Terminal A: Continental's Presidents Club in main terminal near gates; and Delta's Sky Club in the satellite on level 3.
Terminal B: The North pier houses the American Airlines' Admirals Club at departure gates B22-B38, divided into two groups. The South pier houses the US Airways Club at gates B1-B21, divided into 3 groups, connected by walkway at post-security.
Terminal C: United's Red Carpet Club.
Terminal E: British Airways' First & Terraces lounges; the Air France lounge; Lufthansa's Senator & Business lounges, Aer ingus' Gold Circle lounge and Virgin Atlantic's Clubhouse lounge.
