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Boston Logan International Airport
Information about Delta's presence at the airline's Boston Logan International Airport hub
As Boston’s No. 1 premium global airline, Delta currently offers more than 150 peak-day departures to nearly 60 destinations, including 9 international destinations: Rome, Lisbon, Edinburgh, London Heathrow, Amsterdam, Dublin, Paris, Athens and Cancun.
Additionally, Delta provides nonstop service to each of Boston’s 20 most popular domestic markets, recently increasing BOS frequencies to transcontinental west markets such as Denver (DEN), Las Vegas (LAS), San Francisco (SFO) and Pheonix (PHX), all operated on the A321neo.
Recent Network Developments
Starting May 2025, Delta will launch four weekly flights from Boston to Milan and introduce three-times-weekly service to Barcelona.
Delta is introducing new daily flights across the popular leisure hotspot of Hawaii including a brand-new route from Boston to Honolulu starting Nov. 21.
Delta Sky Club
In summer 2023, Boston-Logan's Terminal E expansion opened, which included a new Delta Sky Club for international departures. The nearly 21,000-square-foot E Concourse Club seats more than 400 guests and overlooks the famous Boston Harbor. The lounge, which takes inspiration from the famous harbor itself, incorporating colors and textures reminiscent of Boston’s nautical history, features:
- A premium bar with a layered, champagne-toned mesh ceiling overhang and a dramatic backlit beverage display
- Premium food and beverage options with regional specialties
- A variety of seating options, including six soundproof phone booths
- Club restroom amenities, which includes a family room and five shower suites (two of which are ADA compliant)
This lounge operates alongside the two Clubs on Concourse A, giving Delta Sky Club the capacity for more than 1,000 guests simultaneously at BOS.
Delta One Lounge
Coming December 2024, a new 6,300-square-foot BOS-E premium lounge will seat 120 customers. The premium lounge will be connected to the BOS-E Delta Sky Club; premium lounge guests will have access to both spaces.
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The nearly 21,000-square-foot E Concourse Club seats more than 400 guests and overlooks the famous Boston Harbor. Operating alongside the two Clubs on Concourse A, Delta Sky Club will have capacity for more than 1,000 guests simultaneously at BOS.
Well known for being the earliest center of American culture, the city of Boston is steeped in history, with famous landmarks to be found around every corner. But even for those who aren’t as interested in history, there is an activity for everyone in this must-visit destination.
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