Connecting Boston
#1
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Connecting Boston
Hi,
I'm connecting from a US domestic flight (DCA>BOS) to an international flight (BOS>LHR). I think this involves me getting from Terminal B to Terminal E in Boston - what's the easiest / quickest way?
Thanks,
A
I'm connecting from a US domestic flight (DCA>BOS) to an international flight (BOS>LHR). I think this involves me getting from Terminal B to Terminal E in Boston - what's the easiest / quickest way?
Thanks,
A
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Terminals C and E are now connected airside, so if you are HBO and with a boarding pass then you can walk to the next building along, C, enter security there and walk all the way around to the E gates. The BA lounge is right on the end of this pretty long walk. You can do it landside too, C merges into E eventually.
If you have to go to the E check-in area then the most direct route is via the central car parks, it is signposted but you need a good sense of direction. There is also a bus transfer between terminals too.
If you have to go to the E check-in area then the most direct route is via the central car parks, it is signposted but you need a good sense of direction. There is also a bus transfer between terminals too.
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Terminals C and E are now connected airside, so if you are HBO and with a boarding pass then you can walk to the next building along, C, enter security there and walk all the way around to the E gates. The BA lounge is right on the end of this pretty long walk. You can do it landside too, C merges into E eventually.
If you have to go to the E check-in area then the most direct route is via the central car parks, it is signposted but you need a good sense of direction. There is also a bus transfer between terminals too.
If you have to go to the E check-in area then the most direct route is via the central car parks, it is signposted but you need a good sense of direction. There is also a bus transfer between terminals too.
You can enter security at C, however, there are airport staff at the start of the line that check your boarding pass to see if you are flying the right airline (mostly JetBlue for terminal C). They are kind of pointless though as you can tell them that you are flying with a 'JetBlue partner' they just shrug and let you through, as I once did with a JAL boarding pass.
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Take the silverline landside. It comes often and the walking about is fairly confusing in my opinion. (A -->E is the only one I ever think is worth walking.)
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You could pick any of the Silver Line (most crowded) and the various Logan buses (11, 66, 88 as bpe mentioned). The buses are the fastest and easiest way. If you've got time, I would walk from the Terminal A side, basically cutting right through the parking lots into Terminal E. I'm not a fan of going through Terminal C, but it is possible.
Edit: The buses (including Silver Line) will be easy to find, right outside the terminal on the arrivals level.
Edit: The buses (including Silver Line) will be easy to find, right outside the terminal on the arrivals level.