Travel to Boston

Flying to Boston

Major US and European airlines offer direct flights to Boston and they include American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, Iberia, KLM, Norwegian, and United. The period between January to March is often cheaper, while fares tend to be at their highest in July and August.

Flight times

From London - 7 hours 25 minutes; New York - 1 hour 15 minutes; Los Angeles - 5 hours 35 minutes; Toronto - 1 hour 35 minutes; Sydney - 20 hours 30 minutes (including stopover).

City Airports: 
Telephone:+1 603 624 6539
Website:www.flymanchester.com
Location:

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is situated 8km (5 miles) from Manchester city centre, New Hampshire, and less than 80km (50 miles) north of Boston.


Money:

There are several ATMs on the ground and first floors of the airport. However, there is currently no currency exchange service at Manchester-Boston International Airport. Passengers wishing to exchange their money should travel to a local bank in the city centre.


Luggage:

Luggage trolleys are available in the terminal. The lost and found office (tel: +1 603 628 6019) should be contacted for any items lost within the airport complex.

Telephone:+1 800 235 6426
Website:www.massport.com
Location:

Boston Logan International Airport is located 5.3km (3.3 miles) northeast of Boston.


Money:

Banks, ATMs and bureau de change are available throughout Boston Logan International Airport.


Luggage:

A lost and found service (tel: +1 617 568 7514) is available at the airport, and is operated by the Massachusetts Port Authority, Public Services Department. Items may be collected from the Lost and Found office on the departures level between Terminals B and C.




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