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Get cheap flights to Boston. Airports in the area include Logan International Airport (BOS) and Laurence G. Hanscom Field Airport (BED). When you fly to Boston you can take in Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market, Boston Common, Boston Public Garden, USS Constitution / Charlestown Navy Yard, Downtown & Financial District, Harvard Square / Harvard University, Beacon Hill & Charles Street, North End and State House. Check flights to Boston when you want to visit these nearby places: Boston National Historic Park, Cambridge, Somerville, Everett, Brookline, Newstead Montegrade, Thompson Island, Winthrop, Revere and Malden.

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  • By Taistealai on August 24, 2002
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  • Probably by air -- and you can catch the T from the airport (via a shuttle bus from most of the terminals). Walking or the 'T'

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    By Airplane: Long distance travelers should...
  • By TDay on August 24, 2002
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  • Long distance travelers should fly. Boston 'Logan' airport is very easy to get in and out by plane. Most of the larger airlines have many flights daily. If you are planning to stay inside the Boston city area, then the 'T' (Subway) is the best means to get around. It stops within a block of most of the tourist areas and there prices are very reasonable. $0.84 for oneway journey no matter what the distance. The Bus is also suitable to use and it gets you see things. There are some bus-tours with guides, but I did not try them. You can also purchase a week card. Travel outside the city area, then I recommend you use the a rental car.

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    By Airplane: Take a direct plane, or fly to...
  • By norway on August 24, 2002
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  • Take a direct plane, or fly to Kennedy airport New York and rent a car. Drive along the coast. Many fine places on your way. Newport is burned into memory cause the night jazz club me me remember for untold reasons.

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    By Airplane: BY PLANE
  • Updated By heywinks on November 3, 2002
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  • BY PLANE: go to LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Please don`t be detered by 9/11 to come to this airport!

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    By Airplane: Logan Airport
  • By sbrookes on September 2, 2002
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  • Take a plane to Boston...the airport has an MBTA station as well as cabs are available. DO NOT RENT A CAR TO GET TO THE CITY.

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    By Airplane: Logan International
  • By yooperprof on August 2, 2003
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  • Sleek design - Boston
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    Logan International was my "gateway" to Europe in the summer of 2003. My transatlantic airfare from Boston across the pond was surprisingly good - actually, it was significantly lower than anywhere else on the eastern seaboard - I don't know why. Many improvements have been made at Logan in recent years in an attempt to make it a more attractive international "hub". The ticketing hall in particular is a modern, efficient, and architecturally stimulating place. Flying out of Boston was easy. The downside was coming back to Boston from Europe. I found the customs facility to be woefully understaffed and the baggage claim equipment to be ridiculuously antiquated.

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    Airport by public transport
  • By Jozzzef on March 30, 2004
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  • The airport can easily be reached by metro and then a shuttle bus. Be sure you know which terminal to go to because you need to know which bus to take (although you can get information there). I think these busses are free. Prices for food/magazines/drinks can not be more expensive (regulations) at the airport then in the city centre so you do not need to stock up in the city.

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    By Airplane: Flying into Boston
  • By grkboiler on April 29, 2004
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  • Logan International Airport is Boston's airport. It is located a short cab or T ride from downtown. All major US airlines fly into Logan and many international flights from Europe stop here. On domestic flights, if you are on a tight budget and someone doesn't mind driving an hour each way to pick you up, fly into Providence. I have done this twice and have saved about $35 each time.

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    By Airplane: Logan Ariport
  • Updated By sarahandgareth on January 14, 2007
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  • Not known for anything good, Logan has road construction, terminal construction, very expensive parking, and no easy public transport access from Boston. Not to mention flight delays. But what airport doesn't have most of those things? We have grown to accept Logan as a part of life in Boston. It may not be good, but it isn't always bad either. Plus, the near constanct construction has starting to come to a conclusion and the results are shaping up well. One of our favorite things about Logan is landing on a trans-Atlantic flight. It looks like the plane is going to touch down on the water, until the runway appears without a moment to spare!

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    By Airplane: Logan Airport -- my entrance to Boston!
  • Updated By Laura_Mexico on October 19, 2006
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  • Logan is a busy airport but it's rather small nonetheless (at least compared to NYC, DFW or LAX airports)... or so it seemed to me when I arrived there. What I loved the most was its location next to the sea and close to the city: you could see the planes taking off and landing from the Inner Harbor area. The facilities are not too large, as I said, but the airport is conveniently located close to a "T" (subway) station which will take you anywhere in town. There are free shuttles that take you from the different airport terminals to the T station every 10 minutes or so. I arrived here after a stop-over in Dallas; there are many airlines arriving into Logan but very few direct flights from Mexico -- you have to stop somewhere else in most cases before arriving in Boston.

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