Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) – Terminal Guide & Travel Tips
Boston, United States · BOS · North America
Terminal Guide
| Terminal | Airlines | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal A | Frontier,Spirit,Southwest | |
| Terminal B (Gates B1–B16 & B17–B40) | American domestic,Finnair,Aer Lingus | |
| Terminal C | United,Delta,Air Canada,JetBlue domestic | |
| Terminal E (International) | British Airways,Air France,KLM,Lufthansa,Iberia,LOT,TAP Air Portugal,JetBlue international |
Lounge Directory
| Lounge | Location | Access |
|---|---|---|
| American Admirals Club | Admirals Club membership, Citi AAdvantage Executive card | |
| United Club | United Club membership, United MileagePlus Club card | |
| Delta Sky Club | Delta Sky Club membership, Amex Platinum/Reserve (limited visits) | |
| British Airways Galleries | BA Business/First class, BA Gold, oneworld Emerald | |
| Air France/KLM Lounge | AF/KLM Business class, SkyTeam Elite Plus |
Pro Tips
- The Silver Line (SL1) from Logan is free — take it every time unless you have excessive luggage.
- The water taxi from Logan Dock to downtown is one of the most pleasant urban transit options in the US (check seasonal hours).
- Logan's proximity to Downtown means rideshares are fast, but the tunnel (Sumner and Callahan) can back up during rush hour.
- Terminal E is the most international-feeling terminal and has consistently better food options than the domestic terminals.
- Logan is subject to nor'easter closures January–March; check the forecast before any winter travel.
- Overnight parking in the Central Garage is expensive ($40+); use off-site lots in East Boston for long trips.
- JetBlue's Mint business class departs from Terminal C (domestic) or E (international) — confirm before arriving.