Arrivals at Boston Logan International Airport

Boston Logan arrivals: how to read the board

The arrivals board above lists the flights landing at Boston Logan International today, with the scheduled time, the estimated or actual landing time and the status of each flight. It updates continuously. Logan is the largest airport in New England and a focus city for Delta and JetBlue, with a dense shuttle market to New York and Washington and a growing transatlantic schedule.

Check the terminal before you head out: Logan has Terminals A, B, C and E, arranged around a loop. JetBlue uses Terminal C, Delta Terminal A, American Airlines and United Airlines Terminal B, and international arrivals come into Terminal E. Pick up arriving passengers curbside on the lower Arrivals level outside baggage claim, but only when they are ready outside; drivers may not park or wait at the curb. Wait instead in the free Cell Phone Lot, less than five minutes from the terminals, with a 30-minute maximum. Allow an hour between landing and the curb for international flights. The MBTA Blue Line subway and the free Silver Line SL1 bus to South Station serve every terminal, and taxis wait at the stands on the Arrivals level.

Which flights you see on this board

Delta and JetBlue account for the largest share of arrivals, from across the United States and the Caribbean; American, Spirit, United, Southwest and Frontier add the rest of the domestic traffic, and Cape Air flies in from the islands. Transatlantic arrivals include British Airways and Virgin Atlantic from London, Aer Lingus from Dublin and KLM from Amsterdam. The busiest connections in our route data are Washington National, Chicago O’Hare and New York LaGuardia.

Looking for a departing flight? Switch to the Departures tab. Winter storms and summer thunderstorms are the usual causes of delay at Logan; the board shows for each flight whether the estimated time has slipped. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview; Providence and Manchester-Boston are the regional alternatives.