Boston Logan International (BOS)
Logan is the busiest ground-transportation environment in New England, and it rewards operators who know it terminal by terminal. Deansgale Livery holds a Massport ground transportation operating agreement [VERIFY WITH OWNER: agreement status for publication] and runs Logan daily across all four terminals.
Terminal pickup, step by step
- Terminals A & B (domestic — Delta, American, United and partners): your chauffeur meets you at your baggage claim carousel with a name sign, assists with luggage, and escorts you to the commercial pickup level.
- Terminal C (JetBlue and partners): meet at baggage claim; C's pickup lanes move quickly and your vehicle stages on your chauffeur's signal.
- Terminal E (international): your chauffeur waits in the arrivals hall beyond customs with a name sign. The 60-minute international wait window absorbs immigration lines.
- Prefer curbside? Note it on your booking and your chauffeur will coordinate by text as you exit — useful for carry-on-only travelers.
Wait-time policy
Complimentary wait: 30 minutes for domestic arrivals, 60 minutes for international, measured from actual wheels-down — never from the scheduled time. Beyond the free window, wait time accrues at the quoted per-minute rate shown on your booking.
Flight tracking
Every airport booking made with a flight number is tracked live via FlightAware data. Delays, early arrivals, and gate changes automatically adjust your chauffeur's dispatch — you never need to call when a flight moves.
Questions, answered
- Which Logan terminal does my airline use?
- Your booking confirmation includes the terminal resolved from your flight number, and your chauffeur confirms it against live FlightAware data on the day.
- What if customs at Terminal E runs long?
- International arrivals carry a 60-minute complimentary wait from actual arrival, which absorbs the large majority of customs delays. Your chauffeur remains at arrivals regardless — the vehicle waits for you.
Reserve your BOS transfer
Fixed quotes before you book. No surge pricing, ever.