Airport Information
Boston Logan Airport has five terminals
Terminal A is closed for renovation.
Terminal B is for America West, American, the Delta Shuttle and US
Airways.
Terminal C handles Air France, Continental, Delta (except the
Shuttle), Swiss, and United flights.
Terminal D is for Air Tran flights, Alitalia departures and most
charter airlines.
Terminal E handles Air Canada, British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa,
Northwest, Virgin Atlantic, most foreign airlines and all
international arrivals.
Lowest International Airfares
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City Information
Boston is not only New England's capital, but also its gateway. One
of the city's strongest appeals is the access it provides to the rest
of the Northeast region. No matter a city's allure, there always come
times when a break is needed. From Boston, the mountains of Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont are just a couple of hours to the north;
the gorgeous, clapboarded towns of the Berkshires the same to the
west; and Cape Cod's sandy beaches closer still.
With cobblestones underfoot and skyscrapers overhead, Boston
continually revels in every one of the nearly 400 years that
constitute its history. A constant and indomitable youthful energy
blends in an oddly seamless way with a timeless, old-school sense of
city self. The Sox may win the Series again, but even if they don't,
the Boston sense of expectancy, of things to come, will only continue
to be stoked. Whether for ski bums, beach bums or barflies, there's
always a trip to be made, and returning back to Boston's fold is
usually one of its best parts.