Logan International Airport is situated in the US that covers around 2,384 acres area. It consists of six runways and four passenger terminals to accommodate around 16000 people. There are a total of 6 runways at this airport.
This airport is the largest in Massachusetts, in terms of passengers and cargo handling capacity. It operates various non-stop flights to various destinations. It is the major hub to Delta, United and many other major airlines. Logan International Airport has a total of four terminals, A, B, C, and E, and 102 gate positions. Here are the various facilities that you can expect at this airport:
Terminal Information:
TERMINAL A:
On March 16, 2005, the airport came into operation for passengers. Primarily it was used by Delta, and divided into two i.e main and satellite terminal. Both are connected via an underground pedestrian tunnel.
After the announcement by Delta in December 2018, with the expansion of routes, the Southwest was moved to Terminal B.
TERMINAL B:
This terminal was opened in 1974 for US Airways and in 1975 for Americans. This terminal underwent various operations for improvement in seating and expansion till 2014. In 2014 it was split into north and south buildings separated by a parking garage.
Further, the gates of the south building are divided into three groups and the gates of the north into two groups.
TERMINAL C:
In 1967 the terminal C was designed and further underwent renovation many times. From Terminal c to Terminal E there is a post-security seamless connection. This terminal comprises four groups of gates: C8-C10, C11–C21, C25–C36 and C40–C42. Moreover, there are two Terminal C security checkpoints providing access to Gates C11 through C21 on the left and Gates C25 to C36 on the right.
TERMINAL E:
This terminal came into action in 1974 after it was designed and the project completed in 1974 with improved facilities. It is termed as John A. Volpe International Terminal that serves as an international terminal to Logan and holds various international arrivals. There is a total of 12 gates in this terminal that are assigned based on operational needs. It can hold around 2000 passengers per hour.
Airport Facilities:
- Information Desk: At this airport, for any query and information the information desks are located near Baggage Claim, on the Arrivals Level of every terminal.
- Wi-Fi: There is free WiFi available at Boston Logan airport you only need to connect to the “LoganWifi” network for access.
- ATM: There are several ATMs at this airport but charges may apply.
- Currency Exchange: In all the four terminals there is currency exchange by Travelex available at this airport.
- Drinking-Water: There are various water refill stations free of charge available at this airport in the landside and airside.
- Baby Care: For families who travel with children have to suffer more. At this airport, there are nursing suites that offer a wide area with various facilities such as charging port and comfortable seating at all the terminals in both landside and airside.
- Play area for Children: For children, there are three kidports at Terminal A, near Gate 18, Terminal B, near Gate 30 – 36, and Terminal C near Gate 25.
- Food & Beverages: Varieties of restaurants and cafes are available at both landside and airside. The best options that are open 24 hours can be found at Terminal A, Arrivals, Terminal B, Terminal C (Arrivals), and Terminal E (Level 1, Arrivals).
- Charging Port: You will find there many seating options available with the charging ports to charge the mobile.
- Pet Relief Area: To make your pet feel relaxed and comfortable you can take them to the pet relief area that is available at Arrivals level curb of every terminal.
Airport Hotels:
| Airport Hotels | Location |
| Hilton Boston Logan Airport | At Airport |
| Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor | 4 minutes from the airport |
| Embassy Suites by Hilton Boston | 7 minutes from the airport |
| Courtyard by Marriott | 7 minutes from the airport |
| Comfort Inn & Suites | 9 minutes from the airport |
Airport Lounge:
| Airport Hotels | Location |
| Air France Lounge | Terminal E, Airside, Gate 4 |
| The Lounge | Terminal C, Airside, near Gate C19 |
| The Club | Terminal E, Airside |
| United Club | Terminal B, Airside, Level 3, near Gate 24 |
Customer Reviews:
T Makin (United States) 13th April 2019
I returned from a long trip and went to my car at economy parking lot. After I got out of the lot, I inadvertently hit the curb right outside it and I got a flat tire. I tried to move a little bit and it was impossible beyond a few meters away. I called AAA and they told me I had to talk to Massport. Within minutes, a policeman came and he had notified Massport towing trucks. He waited with me until the truck came. I thought I had a spare tire and a jack and all, but it seems someone had stolen them from my car at some point over the past few months, and I was unaware of it. The tow truck then towed me to central parking and I waited for my AAA to show up. As I was waiting, several of Massport’s tow truck people passed by me and stopped to help and to offer help. Two in particular actually went out of their way to try and get me a donut tire to use, and they tried it on but it just was too big. They waited with me and helped me out a great deal until my AAA truck came. I am very very grateful to these wonderful people.
L Octavi (United States) 24th November 2018
Easy airport to travel through. Long lines at security but it was Thanksgiving weekend. Even though long the line moved quickly. Easy airport to navigate. Arrived early due to holiday. Not many shops or food outlets. Lots of charging areas.
P Reynolds (United States) 25th October 2018
I am so frequently impressed when traveling in/out/through Boston Logan. I use PreCheck for security and got through, and I am not exaggerating, in three minutes. The standard lane was not too much longer. Restaurant options are plentiful and not heinously priced, by USA airport standards. My most recent flight departed from terminal C with JetBlue. Gate area was impeccably clean, with an almost excessive number of outlets and cozy leather booths, as well as modern tables and chairs throughout the gate area. If you are arriving to Logan, make sure to use the silver line (SL1) to get to town. It can be crowded but it is free right to South Station in the center of town (about 20 minute ride). On your way back to the airport, it costs the standard one ride cost of $2.25.
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