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Overview of Jetblue at Logan Terminal
Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts is one of JetBlue's important destinations. Logan Airport, one of the busiest in the United States, handles millions of people each year. In this overview, we will look at JetBlue's activities at Logan Airport, including its routes, facilities, and services.
Introduction to Terminals C and E at Boston Logan Airport
Terminal C
All BOS terminal flights depart from Terminal C at Boston Logan International Airport. Arriving passengers should expect to be at this facility, which has undergone extensive modifications.
Levels At Terminal C
Terminal C is divided into two levels that cater to distinct passenger needs. These are the levels:
Level 1: The arrivals area for guests contains the baggage claim center as well as various transportation services such as vehicle rentals, shuttles, silver line, charter bus, and courtesy bus.
Level 2: As the departure area, Level 2 primarily serves travelers with check-in counters. Other airlines, in addition to Jetblue, have check-in counters at this level. Additionally, boarding gates C8-36 and C40-42 are located here.
Services at Terminal C
Terminal C at Boston Logan Airport offers a variety of services and amenities to passengers.
The following facilities are available:
Food and Restaurants
Duty-free stores and shops
Program for Public Art
Hotels and religious chapels
Public Telephone Service
Wi-Fi, a children's playground, and a monument
Luggage storage and smoking spaces are available.
Lounges at Terminal C
Terminal C has one airline lounge where guests can simply freshen up before their flights. Terminal C has the following lounges:
The BOS Lounge
Terminal E
Terminal E is mostly utilized for Jetblue Terminal Logan arrivals, but it also serves as a departure point for the airlines. This terminal supports JetBlue Airways' foreign carriers, as well as some of the industry's major airlines.
Levels At Terminal E
Terminal E is comprised of three levels in total, and it handles both arriving and leaving passengers. These are the levels:
Level 1 is the arrivals section, which is primarily used by Border Protection and US Customs. At this level, passengers can find a variety of amenities such as car rental services, shuttle services, charter buses, Logan Express, and so on.
