BOS Airport Live Arrivals
Boston Logan Airport Arrivals Information
Boston Logan Airport (BOS) has four different terminals: Terminal A, B, C and E. Terminal A, B and C operate most of the domestic flights, with Terminal A being the operational hub for Delta and Terminal C being the operational hub for JetBlue. Boston Airport arrivals Terminal E see most of the airport’s international flights, as they work almost purely with non-US carriers. Over 33.6 million passengers pass through Boston Airport Arrivals each year, making it the busiest international airport in Massachusetts. As there are so many different terminals in Boston Airport, it’s important to keep an eye on your flight’s landing time and terminal, you can use our handy live tracker above to see all Boston Airport arrivals today.
Terminal A Location – Boston Airport Terminal A arrivals is on the First Floor and operates airlines: Delta, WestJet.
Terminal B Location – Boston Airport Terminal B arrivals is on the First Floor and operates airlines: Air Canada, Alaska, American Airlines, Boutique Air, Southwest, Spirit, United Airlines.
Terminal C Location – Boston Airport Terminal C arrivals is on the First Floor and operates airlines: Aer Lingus, Cape Air, JetBlue, TAP Air Portugal.
Terminal E Location – Boston Airport Terminal E arrivals is on the First Floor and operates airlines: Air France, Allegiant Air, American Airlines (International Arrivals), Azores Airlines (SATA), British Airways, Cabo Verde Airline, Cathay Pacific, Condor, Copa Airlines, Delta Air Lines, EL AL, Emirates, Frontier, Hawaiian Airlines, Iberia, Icelandair, ITA Airways, Japan Airlines, JetBlue (International Arrivals), KLM, Korean Air, LATAM, Level, Lufthansa, PLAY, Porter, Qatar Airways, Scandinavian Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, SWISS, Tap Air Portugal (International Arrivals), Turkish Airlines, United Airlines (International Arrivals), Virgin Atlantic.
Arriving at Boston Airport
Once you have exited the plane, you will make your way into the terminal building. If you’re travelling on a domestic flight (usually landing in Terminal A, B or C), you will make your way directly to Baggage Claim. If you’re disembarking an international flight, you will most likely be in Terminal E, and will make your way to Passport Control. Once you enter the Customs and Border Control area, you will see different lines for Passport Control: US Citizens, Foreign Visitors and Global Entry. Choose the correct line and then present the officer with a valid ID and any required documentation. After exiting Passport Control, you will enter the Baggage Claim area.
In Baggage Claim, there will be screens displaying which carousel conveyor belt your luggage will be arriving on. After collecting all your personal belongings, you can walk through customs and out into the Boston Airport Arrivals Hall.
Boston Airport Transport
Boston Airport (BOS) has fantastic connections to downtown Boston and beyond. Pre-booking your transfers is a fantastic option if you wish to skip long queues and enjoy a comfortable and personalised journey. Taxis and personal transfers will only take about 10 minutes to reach your desired destination in Boston.
If you don’t need a private ride and enjoy public transportation, you can take the MBTA Blue Line subway or the Silver Line SL1 bus, which will get you to the centre of Boston in just 30 minutes.
What to do in Arrivals at Boston Airport?
No matter which terminal you land in, there are plenty of things to do and modern amenities to enjoy in Boston Logan Airport arrivals. Free Wi-Fi will help you stay connected and plan your onward journey, spacious bathrooms and complimentary water fountains will make you feel refreshed after your journey, and the car rental kiosks and information centres will help you plan the rest of your journey in Boston. If you’re feeling a little hungry after your flight, there are plenty of grab-and-go eateries, cafes and even a couple of sit-down dining options. For last-minute travel essentials, you will also find different shops and Duty-Free options in Boston Airport arrivals.
*Explore all there is to see and do at BOS Airport in our complete Boston Airport Guide.
Boston Airport Arrivals Parking
For pickups and meet and greets at Boston Airport, there are plenty of short-stay parking options. If your loved one is landing in Terminal B, their dedicated Terminal B Parking Garage will be the perfect place to stop, as it’s just steps from the terminal building. The Central Parking Garage also has short-stay parking options and convenient walkable tunnels to all four terminals. Short-stay parking in Boston Logan Airport arrivals starts at $9 (€8) per hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which terminal is international arrivals at Boston?
Boston Airport arrivals Terminal E is where most international flights land. This terminal works with most non-US carriers and has an easy connection to Terminal C through an indoor walkway.