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Boston Logan Airport Transfers (BOS)

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) serves Boston and destinations across Massachusetts and New England. Book a private airport transfer to your hotel, home or regional address.

Boston Logan Airport Transfer at a Glance

Airport Boston Logan International Airport
IATA Code BOS
City Boston
Country United States
Availability Depends on route, date, vehicle and booking availability

How to Get from Boston Logan Airport

The main ways to travel from Boston Logan Airport are a pre-booked private transfer, taxi, reservation-only limousine, authorised ride app, MBTA Silver Line, Blue Line via a free airport shuttle, Logan Express, regional coach, water transportation or rental car. The Silver Line serves the terminals directly, while Blue Line passengers must connect through Airport Station.

Boston Logan Airport Transfer Guide

A pre-booked transfer from Boston Logan Airport provides a planned road journey from the appropriate terminal to the complete destination entered during booking. AirportTransferNow offers private airport transfer booking from BOS, subject to route, date, vehicle and booking availability.

Enter the full hotel, residence or regional address. Boston neighborhoods such as Downtown, Back Bay and the Seaport have different access routes, while Cambridge, suburban Massachusetts and destinations elsewhere in New England require separate journey planning.

Provide the correct flight number and airline so the arriving terminal can be identified. Boston Logan has four passenger terminals, and ground-transportation facilities are not in one universal location. Your booking confirmation provides the exact meeting point and pickup procedure for the selected transfer.

Travelers can also use terminal taxi stands, reservation-only limousine services or authorised ride apps. Public options include the Silver Line to South Station, a free airport shuttle to the Blue Line, Logan Express buses, regional coaches and water transportation. The most suitable choice depends on the complete destination, luggage, group size, required connections and current traffic or construction conditions.

Pickup at Boston Logan Airport

After landing, follow the arrivals signs in Terminal A, B, C or E, collect checked luggage and complete immigration and customs when applicable. Confirm the terminal before proceeding to a ground-transportation area.

Your AirportTransferNow booking confirmation provides the exact pickup instructions, meeting-point details and relevant contact information. Follow those directions rather than assuming that a taxi stand, limousine area, ride-app facility, public-bus stop or general passenger curb is the correct meeting point.

Massport assigns different locations to different transport categories. Taxis use designated stands on the Arrivals level at every terminal, while reservation-only limousines have terminal-specific stands. Public buses and airport shuttles use marked curbside stops.

Temporary road or terminal construction can alter walking routes and pickup arrangements. Keep the confirmation accessible and follow current signs if the route to the instructed location has changed.

Taxi from Boston Logan Airport

Taxis are available at designated stands on the Arrivals level of Terminals A, B, C and E. Follow signs for Ground Transportation and Taxi. Massport states that taxi dispatchers are present at every terminal to assist passengers, although queues can be longer during peak periods.

Boston taxis use regulated metered fares. The final amount can reflect the journey distance, traffic-related waiting time, applicable airport charges and tolls. Exact fares are not reproduced because tariffs, fees and road conditions can change.

Limousines and pre-arranged car services are handled separately from the taxi queue and require advance reservations. Massport identifies different limousine stands for each terminal, including locations on the Arrivals level, Departures level or in a nearby garage or lot.

Temporary construction can relocate a taxi stand; current Massport notices indicate changes affecting Terminal E. Follow airport signage rather than relying solely on an older map.

Airport taxis and limousines are separate from AirportTransferNow bookings. Customers with a booked transfer should follow the instructions in their confirmation.

Public Transport from Boston Logan Airport

The MBTA Silver Line SL1 serves all Boston Logan terminals and connects the airport with South Station, where passengers can access the Red Line, Commuter Rail, Amtrak and intercity buses. Massport states that travel on the Silver Line from Logan Airport is free.

The Blue Line serves Airport Station rather than the passenger terminals. Free Massport shuttle buses connect Terminals A, B, C and E with Airport Station. This option can be useful for destinations near Blue Line stations or for connections toward other parts of the subway network.

Logan Express provides direct scheduled buses between the airport terminals and Back Bay, Braintree, Danvers, Framingham and Woburn. Schedules and availability should be checked before travel.

Private scheduled coaches link Logan with selected destinations across Massachusetts and other parts of New England. These buses use designated Arrivals-level stops and may require advance ticket purchase.

Water ferries and water taxis use the airport dock, reached by a free Massport shuttle. Public transport can suit passengers with manageable luggage, but additional transfers or walking may be required.

Private Transfer vs Taxi and Public Transport

A pre-booked private transfer provides a direct journey to the complete address entered during booking. It may suit passengers with substantial luggage, families, groups or travelers continuing beyond the central transit network.

A taxi also offers direct road transportation without advance booking. Taxis use terminal stands and metered fares, so the final cost is affected by distance, traffic, tolls and applicable charges. Reservation-only limousines use separate terminal-specific pickup areas.

Authorised ride apps provide live pricing and airport-designated pickup instructions. Prices and waiting times can change with demand, and the correct pickup facility depends on the terminal.

The Silver Line is practical for South Station and Red Line connections, while the Blue Line requires a free airport shuttle. Logan Express can suit Back Bay or its suburban stops, and regional coaches serve selected New England destinations.

Water transportation is useful only for destinations compatible with the available waterfront connections. Rental cars offer flexibility but add navigation, parking, toll and traffic considerations.

Boston Logan Airport Transfer Prices

Private-transfer prices from Boston Logan Airport depend on the complete destination, travel date, selected vehicle, passenger count, luggage requirements and booking availability. A journey within central Boston differs from travel to a suburb or another New England state.

Taxis use regulated meters, with the final fare affected by distance, traffic-related waiting, tolls and applicable airport charges. Ride-app prices vary by provider and demand, while limousine rates depend on the reserved service.

Public-transport and coach costs depend on the route and ticket product. Some outbound airport services may have special fare arrangements, but passengers should check current operator information before travel.

Exact prices are not reproduced because fares and fees can change. Enter the complete journey details in the AirportTransferNow booking interface to view current private-transfer options and prices.

Tips for Your Boston Logan Airport Transfer

Confirm the airline, flight number and arrival terminal before travel. Boston Logan’s four terminals have separate baggage-claim areas and ground-transportation access points.

Enter the complete destination, including the municipality and postal code where possible. Do not use “Boston” alone for accommodation in Cambridge, Brookline or another Greater Boston community.

Keep your booking confirmation available offline so you can access the meeting point and contact details after landing.

Check Massport’s current roadway and construction notices. Temporary works can relocate taxi stands, close sidewalks or change the route between a terminal and its pickup area.

If using public transport, distinguish between the Silver Line, which serves the terminals, and the Blue Line, which requires a free Massport shuttle to Airport Station. Check the live MBTA status before beginning the journey.

Meet & Greet

Meet & Greet service is available with AirportTransferNow transfer bookings. Follow the meeting-point instructions provided in your booking confirmation, as the exact procedure and location may vary by airport, terminal and booking.

About Boston Logan International Airport

Boston Logan International Airport is located in East Boston and is the principal passenger airport for Boston, Massachusetts and much of New England.

The airport has four passenger terminals: A, B, C and E. Each terminal has its own baggage-claim and ground-transportation facilities, so arriving passengers should confirm their airline and terminal before following signs outside.

Boston destinations vary considerably. A hotel in Downtown, Back Bay, the Seaport District or Cambridge requires different road access from an address in an outer suburb or elsewhere in New England. Providing the complete destination helps distinguish similarly named hotels and properties in different municipalities.

Ground transportation includes pre-booked private transfers, taxis, reservation-only limousines, authorised ride-app services, MBTA buses and subway connections, Logan Express, regional coaches, water transportation and rental cars. The Silver Line serves airport terminals directly, while the Blue Line requires a free airport shuttle connection to Airport Station.

Road construction, terminal works and congestion can temporarily affect walking routes and vehicle pickup locations. Follow current airport signs and the instructions supplied for the selected transport service.

Boston Logan Airport Transfer FAQs

Helpful answers for planning your airport transfer.

How do I book a transfer from Boston Logan International Airport?

Select Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) as the pickup point and enter the arrival date, flight number, passenger count, luggage requirements and complete destination address. Include the correct municipality for destinations outside Boston. Retain the confirmation because it contains the exact pickup and meeting-point instructions.

Where will I meet my transfer at Boston Logan Airport?

The precise location is provided in your AirportTransferNow booking confirmation and can vary by terminal and booking. After collecting your luggage and completing any required arrival formalities, follow those instructions. Do not assume that the taxi stand, ride-app facility, limousine area or public-bus stop is the transfer meeting point.

Are taxis available at every Boston Logan terminal?

Yes. Massport identifies designated taxi stands on the Arrivals level at Terminals A, B, C and E, with dispatchers available to assist passengers. Taxis use regulated meters, and the final fare can include traffic-related waiting, tolls and applicable airport charges. Follow current signs because construction can temporarily relocate a stand.

How do I take public transport from Logan Airport to Boston?

The Silver Line SL1 serves all passenger terminals and travels to South Station, where connections are available to the Red Line and regional rail services. For the Blue Line, take a free Massport shuttle from the terminal to Airport Station. Check the live MBTA service status before travel.

What is the difference between the Silver Line and Blue Line at Logan Airport?

The Silver Line SL1 stops directly at the passenger terminals and connects with South Station. The Blue Line does not stop at the terminals; passengers must take a free Massport shuttle to Airport Station. The more suitable option depends on the destination and any required subway or rail connections.