Boston Logan International Airport – BOS

Boston’s Logan International (BOS) airport… June 2016…3 stars… pretty nice airport. As you fly in you come in over the water so it is a nice view. Close in to the city of Boston, it is easy to get public transportation over to the hotels and downtown. The rental car location is a bit off the property so you have to use the airport’s free bus, but it is relatively quick and the facility is new and neat. If you drop people off and then return your rental car, you’ll have to exit the airport and do a couple of U-​turns to get back. It can be done but allow a bit of extra time.
Logan is an international airport… so it has three domestic terminals (A, B, C) and an international (E). Nicely organized, the terminals are all pretty new and kept up. Lots of food choices, and there is usually ample sitting areas by the gates. Most all major airlines serve Logan, Delta and Jet Blue being two of the biggest. We flew Southwest which also has a lot of flights. Logan can get busy so you have to allow enough time getting through check-​in and security… although we didn’t have too much of a delay with TSA lines. Seems that they are getting their national staffing in order for the summer business.
All-​in-​all a good experience. Don’t have any major problems with Logan.

I have flown from Boston many times and I will say that biggest drawback of this airport is its food options. Basically unless you want to have a full sit-​down seafood dinner (Legal Seafood), you are stuck with Dunkin Donuts. Other than that, BOS is pretty easy to navigate and overall very clean. From what I have experienced, flights tend to be delayed. It could stand for a few more electrical outlets and recharging stations, but so does every airport in this country.

A busy but decent airport — Jetblue is always packed and the security lines are always pretty long but the wait isn’t too terrible. All the employees are super friendly and have been very helpful!

I have been through Boston Logan on several occasions and I have not encountered any problems checking in, getting through TSA or when arriving. I always allow myself extra time to ensure if there is any type of delays that I find myself not rushing to get to my flight. The C concourse is under considerable construction right now so while the appearance may seem poor that is typical for any construction site. Everything is still well labeled so finding your way to the USO or bathrooms is still very easy. The USO is manned by volunteers, like they do at all USO’s and there is plenty of snacks, drinks and seating for several people to relax before or after their flight.

This past Monday was my first time flying into Boston Logan and what a beautiful airport. Everything is so modern and clean, but then again maybe I am just use to dingy Laguardia Airport. I did not have to go through TSA so I cannot speak on how it takes for someone. But they have a play area for children, frozen yougurt, and awesome food selections. Plenty of seating and plenty of electrical outlets!

I wonder why airports always get low ratings. Maybe it’s the long lines. But I never really had a problem at any airports except for a few in SE Asia. American airports are pretty efficient on average with the exception of Singapore, Japan, Honk Kong, and S Korea.
I’d blame TSA on the lines. It has nothing to do with the airport management.

The nice thing about this airport is that it is very convenient in downtown Boston – decent food is very close by. Surprisingly not very large for a big city. Things seem to run fairly efficiently. Flights themselves don’t seem to run particularly efficiently out of it though.

There’s so much I love about Boston — from the architecture, to the people, to the food.
But I *don’t* love Boston Logan airport. Sorry, Patriots fans, but your airport is a dump. Let’s count the ways…
1. There’s a single road and in and out that’s perpetually clogged with traffic. I left my hotel 3 (!!!) hours before my flight, and I only made it to my gate on time because my flight was delayed.
2. On a related note — I have yet to experience a single flight in or out of the place that’s actually on schedule.
3. The airport itself looks like a Marvel villain recently trashed the place. Everything is broken, with panels, wires, pipes and various other things strewn all over the place.
4. Security lines are agonizingly slow, and many don’t have separate TSA PreCheck lanes. I’d like my Known Traveler status to be worth something, please.
I’ll grudgingly keep flying through Boston Logan, mostly because there aren’t any other practical alternatives. But I’ll continue to grumble about it. First world problems, I know…

Didn’t check out the WiFi situation, but for goodness sake, I’ve never seen a more disorganized baggage claim area. They were constantly changing where the bags were being sent… And it was ridiculous. The information boards weren’t being updated, the PA announcements were constant because they changed things every other moment… What’s up, Boston? What happened?

We had a great experience both times at Logan. We were traveling with our twin babies and very much appreciated the private nursing rooms. It was so nice to have a private place that can fit all of our bags, stroller, both parents and babies comfortably to feed them as we traveled. Also appreciated that this was an option in addition to a separate family restroom. Both are appreciated but needed for different things. No one wants to eat in a bathroom (including babies).
The employees from the airlines and TSA agents we interacted with were all very nice, helpful, and accommodating.

I had a really good experience in this airport this past weekend. The bathrooms were clean and even had a QR code to scan in the event something needed to be cleaned, that’s how it’s sent to the cleaning staff. Our flight with spirit was delayed and we ended up canceling it and getting a new flight with southwest. It was so easy to get from one terminal to another, everything was very clearly marked. We were even able to book our flight, get through security and board the plane in 45 minutes. TSA was a little confusing as usual, they had to recalibrate their machine and didn’t give instructions on where to go next. I guess that’s typical of any airport you go to but regardless of the confusion we got through very quickly. There are plenty of shops and restaurants throughout each terminal. I fell in love with the Harpoon Tap Room!
I will say there is room for improvement when it comes to landing at this airport. On a Sunday morning there was no one staffed at the information booth by the American Airlines luggage pick up. No where on any of the signs did they indicate where to pick up your rental car. They have electronic touch screen information centers but they contained no information about where to get the cars. We were finally able to ask a TSA agent walking by who directed us to the buses outside. Bus 55 will take you to all rental car areas.

This airport has the nicest amenities for travelers. Great offerings for food, services and beautifully designed. All the seating areas are created with ample comfortable seating — be it chairs, bar height seating at a long shared table for working or more comfortable chairs dispersed throughout. But all of them have an abundance of charging connections. Standard, USB and ever Duracell power mats at the bar table seating. Very tech friendly. Great place to have to kill time and not your standard fast food. Legal seafood has an open bar and open seating, a great markets for healthier but delicious snacking with a focus on local and over all a friendly staff at the entire airport.

Worst airport I’ve ever used and unfortunately I have to use it a fair amount because of work.
The workers here are super unfriendly. The lines are long and inefficient. Security takes forever to clear. I fly in and out of a lot of large airports and flying out of this one always makes me cringe.
Make sure you have at least one solid hour to get from curb side to the gate. The security agents love to send you on wild goose chase!!!
I have never ever heard that I am not allowed to check my bag at the actual gate and has to check it at the front.

This airport is now receiving the lowest possible rating I can give. They finally worked out the bugs in the horrible TSA screening so I don’t have to go through it on a connecting flight, but it by far is the worst airport I have to travel through or to — it even beats LAX!
There isn’t a single moving walkway or easy way to get from point A to point B — and once again I found myself having to run faster than I should have through a long airport! Thankfully it’s not the biggest as I doubt they’ve have a clue as to how to get this straight.
Add to it that it was on this connection that my luggage somehow managed NOT to get to my connecting flight — maybe more of an airline issue, but if they created this airport better, maybe my luggage could have run as fast as I did in order to make it to my final destination.
There is always something wrong here — perhaps the people of Boston are a proud people, but that doesn’t or isn’t reflected in this airport! It is one airport I try not to fly to or through!

Flew recently to Boston for a weekend family visit. This was my first visit to Boston and New England. I hadn’t been on the East Coast in almost 15 years! Logan Airport is the primary airport in Massachusetts and the biggest airport in New England.
There are four terminals at Logan Airport. Terminal A, B, C and E. No Terminal D. Terminal E is the International Terminal so most of the foreign carriers fly out of that terminal. The other terminals are occupied by American carriers. Delta and Southwest in Terminal A, American and United in Terminal B and JetBlue, the biggest airline at Logan in Terminal C.
My only experience thus far is with Terminal C. I found it to be an okay terminal, though it is a bit tough to look at in certain parts and indicative of its age. There was one hallway that looked like a construction site. As for the TSA lines here, they were a bit long but seemed to move fairly quickly. I had plenty of time to burn before my flight after passing through including time to have dinner at Legal Sea Foods.
Speaking of food, I thought the food options were okay. There is a food court before security in Terminal C. Though there was a fair amount of fast food and sit down options airside. If you want something quick, there are an Au Bön Pain and Potbelly Sandwich Shop available. Prices seemed slightly higher than outside, but not outrageous.
As for transportation to and from Logan Airport, I thought this was one of the biggest strengths of this facility. The Silver Line makes stops at every terminal and runs frequently to the airport. You can ride it free from Logan Airport to South Station to connect to other buses/​trains.
Although Logan Airport isn’t the nicest airport I have flown out of, I have to say that this is one of the most convenient airports I have been to. I really like the public transportation options available here and how close this airport is to the city.

Overall this place is just a perfect example of our failing infrastructure. Old and junky parts are falling off and the floor is warn, not in that interesting historical way. The TSA agent’s at work here are not the brightest group, it seems like they have a limited understanding of the FAA regulations they have been charged with enforcement of. I’ve been to nicer airports in third world countries and most hospitals have better food choices.
I’ve been all over the world and spent time in all sorts of airports, (regional, international and small strips) this is in the top ten worst and maybe at number one.
It’s pitiful.

I flew into BOS for a trip and thinking that this airport IS an international airport, that it would look very modern looking and everything would look pretty clean. Boy, was I wrong. Once you exit the plane and step into the airport, everything just looks so old and used. As you’re winding through the hallways trying to find the Baggage Claim area or Ground Transportation airport, you have to walk through a LOT of hallways in order to just reach your final destination.
The airport does has signs everywhere that is very clear to where everything is, when you’re walking to the Baggage Claim area and you look up above, there are actually EXPOSED wires and cables up above that are not covered at all. Additionally, I even saw vents exposed out in the open as well.
I decided to use Ground Transportation to reach my hotel and wanted to ask Customer Service Information some information but she was too busy on the phone to even look up to acknowledge me even thought I was standing there for about 5 or so minutes. I finally just gave up and decided to find my own way out.

For years I have avoided this airport like the plague but due to recent weather and airport closures we were forced to drive from Maine to Boston to get a flight home. I was pleasantly surprised. Of course navigating through Boston sucks when you are not familiar with the roads but we had a hotel shuttle. The check in was smooth and quick and well organized. Signage was great and many options to check location of coffee shops, restaurants etc through an interactive map.
The airport was very clean and well maintained. Overall I was very impressed with Logan and may not avoid it so much in the future if flights are good. I have paid more to land at other airports just to avoid Logan. Maybe that will change.

got lost on my way to the gate.
Also the food lady told me the Thai flavored option was better than the Korean (false).
2 OUT OF 10: WOULD NOT FLY.

Flew in/​out of BOS while visiting family for the Christmas holiday. Flying in wasn’t so bad. We flew in to terminal A but had to get to the rental car center. It felt like the walk to the shuttle took forever. Shuttle was pretty quick and we got to the rental car center with no issues.
Going through security, I usually baby wear and get to go through the metal detector while I wear my son. No issue there. For some reason, my hands didn’t pass the wipe test here. (This was the 6^th trip with my son/​baby wearing and I’ve never had an issue with my hands passing the wipe test.) I had to be taken to a private room to be given a thorough pat down. This I did not mind. I appreciate that they are being safe. Two female TSA agents came with me, explained the procedure (including having to go through all of my bags/​things.) and proceeded. It was fine, though a little time consuming. Thankfully, my Husband was with me and could take my son while this all happened.
I had some fruit/​yogurt pouches for my son, as a snack for the plane. They were 4 oz. apiece. I had NO issues with these coming through my home airport. (Or at another airport I flew in to back in September.) I just took them out of the backpack (I had them all together in a gallon ziplock bag) and they went through the XRay machine, after letting security know I had them… no problem. One of the female TSA agents in BOS said that she would have had to pat me down because of the pouches, even if my hands didn’t alarm. I have NO idea why. She said if the pouches had been 3.4−3.5 oz, it wouldn’t have been an issue but since they were 4 oz, I would have had to do the pat down anyway. I know they were over the 3−1−1 rule but you are allowed to bring snacks/​drinks for kids over this limit, within reason. Again, this did not happen at my home airport, when we were flying out to BOS and I had double the pouches then. So just an FYI to any parents who baby wear/​take (liquid) snacks for their kiddo through security. The TSA agents were nice enough, I just don’t know why they would have had to pat me down anyway because of the pouches. (But didn’t mention having to pat down my Husband at all. The backpack had things for both of us/​our son, so not sure why he wouldn’t have been included too.)
I appreciated that there were family restrooms not far from the gates. We ate at the Friendly’s near gate A21−22 because our plane was delayed a bit. Food was actually pretty good.
Traffic in/​out of the airport was congested but to be expected, I suppose. Leaving BOS to get to Western MA was much more congested than coming in to BOS but I assumed that was holiday travel related.
We flew in to BOS this time around because we found a direct flight. My in-​laws live in Western MA and are much closer to Bradley, which I enjoyed much more overall. Even if we have a layover next time, I think I’ll choose Bradley as our airport for our next trip to New England.

It’s a pretty bug airport — American Airlines has 2 different terminal according to the shuttle driver, depending on where u r going to.
TSA was efficient. There r lots of usb/​charging station at the gates which was handy.
Toilet was clean. No complaints.

As someone who does a lot of driving to Logan AND a lot of flying out of Logan, I am positively in love with this airport. I never have a problem with security; line is short and fast-​moving even at busy times. Gates are near the checkpoint which allows me to safely push my arrival to 45 minutes pre-​boarding. (Not that I’d recommend YOU do this; just saying I’ve gotten away with doing so many-​a time.)
For those dropping off at Logan, all you need to do is follow the signs. Literally. Follow the little airplane signs on the highway. That’s it. Terminals are clearly and logically laid out. Also, if you pass by your terminal, it’s easy to turn around in short order. Being on the smaller side helps.
Airline-​specific info: Try to know your gate number for American, as there are two sides to Terminal B with half of the gates on each side. JetBlue owns Terminal C and is arguably the most efficiently-​run airline out of BOS. Fly it if you can!
And don’t forget to bring cash for the $ 3.50 toll coming out of the airport. If taking public transit, avoid the blue line. Silver is much more direct and has racks to hold your luggage. So easy I can barely handle it.
I HEART LOGAN!

I have flown through Boston Logan again and my experiences have been better or at least more like the norm as compared to all other airports around the country. The airport itself is pretty standard with some okay food options and the security seems to be a little better now.

Flying vehicles aplenty.
I’m not sure what a 5 star airport looks like but Logan is easy to navigate, parking is ample and the TSA pat downs are delivered with a smile (and warm hands).
The have the obligatory Hudson news every 70 steps in case you want to know what it is like to purchase a $ 3 candy bar without visiting a cinema.
The bathrooms are clean (well I can only attest for the men’s) and outfitted with those Dyson hand dryers that almost dry your hands in 12 seconds.
I find that all airports have the same smell and this is where I feel Logan could really set itself apart. They need to develop a quintessential Boston smell and pump it through the air ducts.
They have loads of food options, all of which I’m sure are marginally better than what your flying bus will offer and at prices that will give dining at the Top of The Hub a run for its money.
So next time you are looking to fly out of Boston, fly from Logan (I’m pretty sure it’s your only option anyway)
Safe travels and remember to drink plenty of water.

Ten years ago I would have given this airport 1 or 2 stars. But since the construction of the central parking garage and the shuffle of airlines around their terminals (which meant they each upgraded their new spaces) the results have been quite pleasant. Terminal B is epsecially clean, airy and comfortable.
Add to that ease of access — driving here is a snap thanks to the «Big Dig» and access via train is also impressive. Economy Parking is somewhat well thought-​out, as is their ability to find a place for cellphone waiting (people arriving early and need to park and wait for their loved one’s plane to disembark).
For a small international airport, this place is no longer a disaster.
I can’t say the same for security, but that’s the same (if not worse) anywhere you go.

You know what? I like Logan. Sure, driving in/​out can be a little sweat-​inducing. A little hair-​greying. And don’t forget your $ 3.50 to get through the tunnel when you’re leaving.
But it’s located amazingly close to the city, it’s a compact enough airport to walk around the whole thing, terminal to terminal, if you are crazy early for your flight and want some exercise/​adventure, and the food choices are reasonable in most terminals.
Terminal E has that super fun perpetual motion thingy, which either used to be at the Museum of Science, or has a sister perpetual motion thingy there.
So many airports I’ve been to/​through are hours away from the actual city they associate with, and many are not accessible by convenient public transportation. We are a lucky, lucky city, my fellow Bostonians. I took the blue line in a few months ago for the first time, found it surprisingly clean compared to the other lines, and also a surprisingly fast ride to the city.
Sure, there are dingy areas, especially some of the baggage pick up areas. Sure, there are better airports, but I’m cool with Logan.

BOS is a breeze! I love flying into this airport on a bright sunny day because of the beautiful scenery of the water and views of the city.
Check in has always been easy and the pre check lines are not that long, I very rarely have had to wait!
Baggage claim is clean and open, plus I have not had long waits for my bag either.
The food selection keeps getting better in terminal A. I can get my cup of chowder before I head home.
This airport offers many direct flight options and flight prices seem to be reasonable.
BOS is always a great option!

Boston International Airport felt like an easy airport to navigate to in and out like Oakland International. I flew into Terminal C (JetBlue), and flew out of Terminal B (American Airlines), and I would like to note that both terminals felt like the aisles were a bit narrow compared to other airports. But since there were some options along the way between these aisles to find places to eat, it made up for it. It has also been awhile since I flew into Boston, and it looked liked, they have done some renovations particularly, adding more chairs at the waiting areas! JetBlue seems to be big here so I would suggest you use them for flying into Boston.
NOTE: Über is not available here so you will have to take a taxi into Boston for about $ 45-​$ 60. Public transportation is available if you are not press for time for a lot lesser cost.
Until then, Cheers! ~ :p

3.5
BOS and I have somewhat of a love hate relationship
Pros:
+ Updated over the years
+ Free Wifi
+ Pretty easy to navigate as terminals are separate
+ Public Transportation available
+ Decent food, if you have time to sit, and gift shop options
+ They have TSA pre-​check
Cons:
— Rental Car location– can be a pain to get in and out of
— Tolls– If you are driving out or taking a cab, be prepared to pay. Take cash to avoid fees to paying the rental car fee to use the toll pass
–Security– be prepared to wait, even in the Pre-​Check lane
–Delays — Especially in high winds, bad weather, or high traffic, expect to wait
on the tarmac or at the gate

Boston– say it with a New England accent
Boston Logan airport it’s a great airport for the volume of people come through here on a daily basis to do a good job of providing good food shopping and space for people.
On the day that I went to security lines were not bad in the move pretty quickly. Also in gate B terminal they had a kids play area which my young daughter thoroughly enjoyed and allowed us to pass the time very quickly.
Because our flight was very early I did not get a chance to look at all of the food items within the airport but the ones that I did see look pretty robust and offered any traveler a wide variety of food options from fast food to sit down and enjoy your meal.
Overall enjoyed Boston’s Logan airport and would not mind coming through here. So grab your coffee I think they just called last boarding for your flight.

After LAX this place is a palace.
Vast and gleaning. Lots of food options. Real plugs ever where.
Clean, user-​friendly bathrooms
And FREE public transportation into town
This is all you need at an airport.

Boston Logan Airport really is a pretty decent airport by all accounts, and believe me I’ve been to many both around the world and in our United States. It’s clean, easy to navigate and find your way around, and the staff are all very friendly and helpful. I fly on Delta generally and in the terminal they are in, there’s some really good food and shopping options, and it has a great ambiance. The three times I’ve been to this airport I have always had good experiences.
Final approach and climb out have awesome views to boot, it’s so scenic regardless of which runway your aircraft is assigned to, especially if you happen to be lucky enough to be sitting on the side of the plane facing the city.
I’ve been to this airport on a layover when travelling to the United Kingdom, and would again in a heartbeat, but also when visiting Boston. It was actually my international trip through this airport that made me fall in love with the people of Boston, they are so friendly and helpful, and on that day, I said I would be back. After visits to Boston and other surrounding cities I have no doubt I will visit the New England area again in the not too distant future!

Logan airport is the biggest airport in Boston. Logan is not the greatest airport I have flown out of, it’s also not the worst airport I’ve been to. It’s the larger in New England.
There are a total of 5 terminals in Logan. A-​E each terminal holds different airlines. They do have a train that takes you through the different terminals.
If I fly out of Logan. I fly jet blue. JetBlue has a big presence at Logan.
Overall. Logan is prob your only airport option if you live in New England. Unless you want to drive the 4 hrs to NY.

Not terrible, but not great as an airport. Signage inside was not very helpful and NOT asking where to line up seemed to be problematic for us. The security staff weren’t friendly nor helpful, a little threatening for my taste.
The drive in and out of the airport was efficient and not stressful.
Rental car stations are easily accessible with signage upon returning (thankfully). The shuttle ride back to the airport was fast and the driver was genuinely nice to everyone.
Unilocal 100 Challenge — 63 of 100

This is a nice, clean airport. It has some fairly decent food & shopping options along with a corner where you can get a back rub.
Where this airport falls short is that you can’t hear any of the announcements in the restroom. I came out of the ladies room to hear the tail end of an announcement concerning my flight. When I went up to the desk and asked what the announcement was, I got a blank look from the Delta staff. I explained that there are no speakers in the bathroom so I didn’t know what was said. More silence.
Note to self, don’t use the restroom at the Delta terminal in Logan airport.

While I have had nothing extremely negative (or unexpected — it is an airport after all) in the same line, nothing has really stood out as far as the airport as whole.
Okay shop placement to gates, not a lot of charging stations but not lacking either. Pretty clean and the baggage pickup is about as fast as I’ve seen — I’ve had my bag waiting for me already in the time it takes to walk from the plane!
Oh. the lack of Red Bull for purchase is a bit sucky. And most of the eating options are either «Heath Focused» or very much «big fast food» in type.
I’ll be back several times over the next month or so. I’ll see if things change and an update is appropriate.

Okey dokes… having gone stir crazy from flight delays back at JFK’s T5… I’m ready for a seamless connection in Boston.
Wait, what’s that you say? I have to strip barefoot and have my hair fondled* once more?
Yes, Unilocalers… If you are making a connection, you may have to exit the terminal and then RE-​clear TSA. #foolish
A police officer was trying to explain this to me… he seemed very apologetic too. This was odd, as it was not his fault. Perhaps my haggard jetlagged face seemed accusatory?
Just a head’s up.
The TSA agents were friendly enough.
*TSA seems to be fond of patting my bun down. On the one hand, I’m flattered that my hair is perceived as so voluminous, it just might threaten national security… but really though… you have to take it there?

Nicht sonderlich modern aber sauber und übersichtlich. Die Angestellten sind sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Sowohl die Passagierabfertigung beim check in als auch die Passkontrolle nach der Landung geht sehr schnell und unkompliziert.

Die Lage ist sehr gut: wenn die Verkehrsverhältnisse gut sind (z.B. abends), braucht man per Taxi von der Innenstadt nur 15 Minuten zum Logan Airport! Minuspunkt: die Lufthansa-​Lounge für Business-​Reisende ist arg bescheiden.

aeropuerto moderno y muy bien señalizado, hay una gran variedad de restaurantes y cafes

Modernes und gut organisiertes Flughafen, nach der Ankunft ist man in null Komma nichts draussen
Nach etwas suchen kann man die Skyline vom Terminal sehr gut bewundern
Plus Punkt kostenlosen wireless LAN
Sauberkeit ist gross geschrieben, besonderes auf die Toiletten

Déjà je recommande de passer quelques jours à Boston car il fait bon y vivre! Sans être une mégalopole, Boston est un haut-​lieu culturel et reste un berceau de la recherché américaine.
La grosse surprise est qu’il faut à peine 30 minutes depuis downtown pour rejoindre l’aéroport. Une fois arrivé, autre surprise il n’y a pas grand monde. No rush, no stress!
Le personnel présent est vraiment sympa, n’hésitez pas à engager une small-​talk, et il y a même moyen de parlementer pour faire passer un excédent ou un instrument de musique en cabine.
Pour finir: WIFI gratuit dans tout l’aéroport.

Sooo klein finde ich den Logan International Airport nun auch wieder nicht. Für einen Spaziergang
… oder um den Flughafen ein wenig spazieren gehen…
dürfte man etwas mehr Zeit benötigen.
Ok, mit seiner Größe von ca. 10 qkm ist er halb so groß als Frankfurt. Auch sein Passagieraufkommen von ca. 30 Millionen dürfte ungefähr die Hälfte von Frankfurt ausmachen. Dafür liegt er mit (nur) ca. 16.000 Beschäftigten deutlich hinter Frankfurt.
Er besteht aus den Terminals A, B, C und E, die im Halbkreis um große Parkflächen sowie Hilton Hotel angeordnet sind. Die einzelnen Terminal sind in sich abgeschlossen. Dadurch mag er kleiner und kompakter wirken, da man nur das Terminal wahrnimmt in dem man sich gerade aufhält.
In der Tat, das «Rein» und «Raus» gestaltet sich (gefühlt) deutlich schneller als Frankfurt bei gleichen Sicherheitsstandards.
Die Verkehrsanbindungen sind eigentlich sehr gut und man ist relativ schnell in Boston bzw. auf dem Highway für weiterführende Ziele.
Traurige «Berühmtheit» erlangte der Logan International Airport im Rahmen der Ereignisse um 09/​11, als Ausgangspunkt zwei der betroffenen Maschinen.
Heute erinnert daran nur noch das ⁰⁹⁄₁₁ Memorial neben dem Hilton.

Un personnel tres peu sympas le pire endroir pour l immigration, j etais employe d une societe aux usa et l immigration me reproche mes venue mensuelles. Pire j ai fait en 15 jours deux aller retour cela n avait pas plus j ai eu le droit de repondre a plein de questions perte de temps. Vraiment je prefere nyc avec ses queues interminable

Bislang bin ich auf Logan nur gelandet. Der Vorteil, der Flughafen ist klein und man ist schnell durch alle Kontrollen und dank des Big Dig auch schnell in der Stadt.
Der Flughafen hat vermutlich nicht viel zu bieten, um sich die Zeit zu vertreiben, falls man von dort abfliegt.

Der Flughafen in Boston ist recht klein für eine solch große Stadt. Er ist mit dem Bus und mit dem Taxi zu erreichen. Viele Angebote wie Reisebüros, Einkaufsmöglichkeiten etc. gibt es nicht. Wenn man zu früh da ist, sollte man sich eine Beschäftigung einplanen oder um den Flughafen ein wenig spazieren gehen — sonst wird es schnell langweilig ;o)

Endlich ist der Big Dig fertig, sodass man zügig vom uns zum Airport kommt, ohne jedesmal mit eine anderen Strecke überrascht zu werden. Auch der Umbau/​Renovierung des Flughafens selbst scheint weitestgehend abgeschlossen. Dennoch gibt es schönere Airports zum ankommen und abfliegen, so bleibt Logan weiterhin aus meiner Sicht auf durchschnittlichem Niveau.

Ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen und etwas eng.
So kam mir dieser Flughafen jedes mal vor. Man findet sich zwar zurecht aber die beschilderungen könnten etwas besser sein. Für die üblichen, quälend langen Wartezeiten bei der Begrüßung durch «freundliches», geschultes und stark bewaffnetes, Kontrollpersonal kann der Flughafen meistens nichts aber es nervt schon ein wenig nach einem langen Flug. Beim Abflug gibt es wenig zu erleben. Es sind nur zwei oder drei Restaurationsbetriebe und ungefähr die gleiche Anzahl an Läden zu finden.
Ich gebe 3 Sterne

Von so einem bedeutenden Flughafen hätte ich mir eigentlich mehr erwartet. Aufgrund eines Schneesturms musste ich hier 8 Stunden warten uns hatte nach 2 Stunden die beiden Bars und die drei Ramschläden durch. Kuschelige Ecken gibt es hier (vermutlich außer den Lounges) leider nicht, dafür eine Menge krass bewaffneter Cowboys in Uniform.
Ein Platz zum Aabhängen ist dieser FLughafen sicher nicht.