Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

Boston Logan International Airport is woven into the geography of Boston Harbor, with runways, terminals, water views, and city approaches that make arrival feel distinctly New England. Its proximity to downtown gives it a strong sense of place among major U.S. airports.

Logan is named for General Edward Lawrence Logan, a Boston military figure and politician. Its harbor location creates memorable approaches and departures, especially when flights pass over downtown Boston and the islands.

Use the Silver Line, Blue Line connections, water transportation, or airport shuttles depending on where you are coming from. Road access can be congested, so transit is often a better option for non-driving visitors.