Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

Arriving international passengers step off the aircraft into Terminal E to process through United States immigration, collect checked baggage, and complete customs formalities.

• Follow signs for Passport Control / Immigration upon disembarking in Terminal E.
• Present your passport and travel documentation (ESTA or visa) to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers.
• Collect your checked luggage from the baggage claim carousels situated directly after immigration.
• Proceed through the customs inspection checkpoint before exiting into the public arrivals hall.
• Free Massport shuttle buses (Routes 22, 33, 55, or 66) await outside to transport passengers to other terminals, Central Parking, or the MBTA Airport Subway Station.

• Bus

  MBTA Silver Line (SL1 Bus)

  Bus rapid transit stopping directly outside all terminals, travelling to South Station with direct connections to the Red Line subway and Amtrak trains.

  Dauer:

  roughly 20-30 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  Free outbound from airport

• Zug

  MBTA Blue Line (Subway)

  Board a free Massport shuttle bus (Route 22, 33, or 55) to MBTA Airport Station, then take the Blue Line train into downtown Boston (State Street or Government Center).

  Dauer:

  roughly 20-30 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically USD 2.40

• Zug

  Logan Express Bus

  Direct express bus service linking terminals with Back Bay in central Boston, as well as suburban hubs including Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, and Peabody.

  Dauer:

  roughly 30-45 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically USD 9.00 - 12.00

• Fahrdienste

  Taxi / Rideshare

  Taxis are available at ranks outside arrivals. App-based rideshares (Uber/Lyft) pick up from designated Central Baggage/Parking garage zones.

  Dauer:

  roughly 15-35 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically USD 30.00 - 55.00

• Taxi

  Water Taxi / Ferry

  Take Massport Shuttle Route 66 to the Logan Dock to catch a water taxi or ferry across Boston Harbor directly to downtown piers.

  Dauer:

  roughly 15-25 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically USD 12.00 - 15.00

Connecting through Boston Logan requires moving between terminals, which are linked landside via free shuttles and post-security walkways between select terminals.

• Secure post-security pedestrian connectors link Terminals B, C, and E; passengers transferring between these terminals do not need to re-clear TSA security if staying airside.
• Transfers involving Terminal A require exiting the secure area and using Massport landside shuttle buses (Routes 22 or 55).
• International arriving passengers from non-pre-cleared destinations must collect baggage and clear CBP clearance before re-checking bags for domestic connections.
• Allow at least 90 minutes to two hours for international-to-domestic transfers.

Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi access is available throughout all passenger terminals.

• Select the official network name 'LoganWifi' on your device settings.
• Accept the terms and conditions on the splash page to connect.
• No registration, email address, or payment is required.
• Coverage extends across gate areas, baggage claims, and central plazas.

Banking facilities and Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) are distributed across all four terminals.

• ATMs accepting major international cards (Visa, Mastercard, Cirrus) are located pre- and post-security in each terminal.
• Currency exchange counters operate in Terminal E pre- and post-security, as well as select locations in Terminal B and C.
• Credit and debit cards are universally accepted across transport, dining, and retail facilities in Boston.
• Contactless payment methods (Apple Pay, Google Pay) are widely supported.

A broad spectrum of dining options is available in all terminals, featuring national chains alongside local New England seafood establishments.

• Terminal E features dining options in both the pre-security public area and post-security departure concourses.
• Local regional specialties, including clam chowder and lobster rolls, are sold in Terminals B, C, and E.
• Grab-and-go options and coffee shops are accessible near international arrival exits.
• Dining operating hours align primarily with flight schedules, though options after late-night arrivals are limited.

Multiple airline-operated and independent lounge spaces are present across the airport terminals.

• Terminal E hosts international carrier lounges including British Airways, Lufthansa, and Emirates, alongside an Air France Lounge accessible via lounge membership programs.
• Terminals A, B, and C feature airline lounges for Delta Sky Club, American Admirals Club, United Club, and JetBlue partner facilities.
• Day-pass access depends on space availability and airline class of service.
• Lounge facilities are generally located post-security.

On-airport accommodation is directly connected to terminals, with additional hotel properties located nearby in East Boston.

• The Hilton Boston Logan Airport is directly connected to Terminals A and E via covered skybridges.
• The Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor is located on the airport perimeter and accessible via complimentary hotel shuttle.
• Numerous airport hotels along Route 1A offer free dedicated shuttle services picking up at designated terminal curbsides.
• Reservations can be confirmed using courtesy phone boards located in arrivals halls.

Baggage claim carousels are located on the ground floor level of each terminal.

• Carousels are clearly signposted from all arrival gates.
• Baggage carts (trolleys) are available in baggage claim areas for a nominal fee.
• Lost property claims for items left on aircraft should be directed to the operating airline.
• For items lost within terminal areas or security checkpoints, contact Massport or TSA lost and found offices.

Facilities for travellers with children are provided across all four terminals.

• Dedicated, private nursing rooms (Mamava pods and family suites) are located post-security in all terminals.
• All public restrooms feature diaper-changing tables.
• Children's play spaces (Kidport) are located airside in Terminals A, B, and C.
• Strollers are permitted through TSA checkpoints but must be screened separately.

• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Currency Exchange Counters
• ATMs
• Service Animal Relief Areas
• Nursing Pods
• Airline Lounges
• Water Refill Stations
• Inter-Terminal Express Shuttles

Lokale Notrufnummer: 911

• Dial 911 for immediate police, fire, or medical emergencies from any phone.
• State Police Troop F officers patrol all terminal areas and landside roadways.
• First aid stations and AEDs (automated external defibrillators) are positioned throughout all terminals.
• If you lose your passport, contact your country's consulate in Boston or embassy in Washington D.C. after informing airport police.

• Prüfen Sie die Gültigkeit Ihres Reisepasses und ob ein Visum, eine ETA oder eine Einreiseerklärung erforderlich ist.
• Bestätigen Sie am Vortag Ihr Abflugterminal auf Ihrer Bordkarte.
• Aktivieren Sie eine Reise-eSIM, damit Sie sofort nach der Landung online sind.
• Laden Sie Offline-Karten herunter und machen Sie einen Screenshot Ihrer Hoteladresse und Buchungsreferenz.
• Informieren Sie Ihre Bank über Ihre Reise und führen Sie eine Ersatz-Zahlungskarte mit sich.
• Speichern Sie die lokale Notrufnummer und die Kontaktdaten Ihrer Botschaft auf Ihrem Telefon.
• Fotografieren Sie Ihren Reisepass und speichern Sie die Kopie an einem Ort, auf den Sie offline zugreifen können.
• Prüfen Sie die Gepäckbestimmungen und eventuelle eingeschränkte Gegenstände für Ihr Reiseziel.

Der Flughafenbetrieb ändert sich. Bestätigen Sie Terminals, Tarife und Fahrpläne immer mit den unten genannten offiziellen Quellen, bevor Sie reisen.

• Massport Boston Logan International Airport Official SiteOffizielle Flughafenquelle
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation AuthorityOffizielle Verkehrsbetriebe
• USA.gov Official Portal for Government Services and Emergency InformationRegierungsquelle