Boston Logan Arrival Alerts
Get a text when their flight lands at BOS. Terminal-specific pickup tips included.
Get a text when they land at BOSAirport Code
BOS
Passengers/Year
42 million
Terminals
Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C, Terminal E
Exit Time
20-35 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Boston Logan International Airport
Boston Logan sits just across the harbor from downtown, making it one of the closest major US airports to its city center. That proximity is deceptive — the Sumner and Ted Williams tunnels create bottlenecks that can turn a 3-mile drive into a 45-minute ordeal.
JetBlue and Delta are the dominant carriers. International flights arrive at Terminal E, while domestic traffic splits across Terminals A, B, and C. The free shuttle bus connects all terminals.
A SkyText landing alert is particularly useful at Logan because the drive from Back Bay or Cambridge is short but unpredictable.
Pickup tip
Logan is close to downtown but the Ted Williams Tunnel backs up. Wait for a landing text before leaving the city.
How it works
Track BOS arrivals.
Enter the flight number
Type the flight number for the arrival to BOS.
Add your phone number
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
Get a text when they land
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Boston Logan International Airport.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How far is Boston Logan from downtown?
Logan is only 3 miles from downtown Boston, but tunnel traffic can make the drive 20-45 minutes.
How long to exit Logan after landing?
Domestic passengers typically exit 20-30 minutes after landing. International arrivals through Terminal E take 30-45 minutes.
Which airlines are biggest at Logan?
JetBlue and Delta are the largest carriers at BOS, followed by American Airlines and United.
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