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Top airlines flying to Boston
Out of the 600+ airlines we ticket, these are our top three for getting you to Boston.
American Airlines is the world's most popular airline in terms of the number of passengers it serves annually. It can easily get you to Boston whether you're flying domestically or internationally.
American Airlines flies to and from locations in the Americas, Europe and Oceania.
If you want to save on flights to spend more in Boston, then JetBlue's got you covered. JetBlue is a low-cost American airline that's great for budget travellers wanting to fly for less.
JetBlue flies to and from the Americas and Europe.
If you're flying internationally, then Delta's the perfect airline for you. It offers plenty of international flights from across the world.
Delta flies to and from the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa.
What other airlines fly to Boston?
Discover some of the other airlines flying to Boston. Click on each name for an in-depth description of what they have to offer and where they fly from.
Airports near Boston
Discover some of the best airports for getting you to the capital of Massachusetts.
Boston Logan International Airport
Boston's primary airport is BOS. This is the airport that most people arriving in Boston will fly to, thanks to its being so close to the city.
BOS is just a 10-minute drive from the heart of Boston. Alternatively, you can get public transport, which takes around 15 minutes.
BOS is a hub for Delta, JetBlue and Cape Air ✈️
Manchester–Boston Regional Airport
Roughly 55 miles from Boston, MHT is the next closest airport to the capital of Massachusetts. It's a domestic airport, meaning it offers fewer flights but also smaller queues.
It tends to take at least an hour to drive from MHT to Boston, while public transport is closer to an hour and a half.
MHT isn't a hub for any major airline ✈️
Portsmouth International Airport
PSM is another airport that can get you to Boston. It's a civil and military airport that offers a small number of commercial flights. Because of this, it's a very quiet airport, affording you a speedy airport experience.
Travelling from PSM to Boston will take around an hour and 20 minutes by car or 2 hours by public transport, requiring multiple changes.
PSM isn't a hub for any major airline ✈️
Worcester Regional Airport
If you plan on visiting multiple parts of Massachusetts, arriving at ORH is an excellent choice, as you'll immediately find yourself in the beautiful city of Worcester.
It only takes around 1 hour and 20 minutes to drive between Worcester and Boston, while public transport takes around 2 hours, requiring multiple changes.
ORH isn't a hub for any major airline ✈️
Popular flight routes to Boston
Boston is a popular tourist destination, with plenty of direct flights coming and going from across the world. These are some of the most common flight routes into the city.
Top Domestic Routes
Washington > Boston — Direct flights are operated by JetBlue, American and United: 1 hour and 35 minute flight time.
Chicago > Boston — Direct flights are operated by Southwest, American and United: 2 hour and 25 minute flight time.
Nantucket > Boston — Direct flights are operated by JetBlue and Cape Air: 1 hour flight time.
New York > Boston — Direct flights are operated by American, United and JetBlue: 1 hour and 15 minute flight time.
Martha's Vineyard > Boston — Direct flights are operated by JetBlue and Cape Air: 50 minute flight time.
Top International Routes
London > Boston — Direct flights are operated by British Airways and American: 7 hour and 30 minute flight time.
San Juan > Boston — Direct flights are operated by Spirit, JetBlue and Delta: 4 hour and 15 minute flight time.
Toronto > Boston — Direct flights are operated by Porter Airlines, Air Canada and Air Transat: 1 hour and 40 minute flight time.
Dublin > Boston — Direct flights are operated by Aer Lingus and Delta: 7 hour and 5 minute flight time.
Paris > Boston — Direct flights are operated by JetBlue and Delta: 8 hour flight time.
What to do in Boston
For families 👨🏾👩🏻👧🏽👦🏽
- Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum - Learn more about America's history in this exciting attraction that perfectly combines learning with fun. Enjoy interactive exhibits, debate in a town meeting and even take part in a traditional tossing of tea into the harbour!
- New England Aquarium - Get the chance to see some of the world's most breathtaking underwater creatures. See jellyfish, seals, penguins and more! You can even touch a shark! The New England Aquarium is dedicated to marine conservation and adheres to the highest standards of animal welfare guidelines.
For couples 👨🏻❤️💋👩🏼
- Boston Public Garden - Meander across the Boston Public Garden. It's the perfect spot for a romantic walk, regardless of the season. Walk across snowy winter plains or beside beds of spring flowers.
- TD Garden - Enjoy a thrilling date at the TD Garden, a massive sports and entertainment arena. With concerts from world-renowned artists and dynamic sports events such as basketball and ice hockey, you'll always find something at TD Garden to keep you enthralled.
For solo travellers 🙋🏼♀️
- Museum of Science - Boston's science museum is one of the best in America! With over 700 interactive exhibits, it offers an exciting and innovative way to learn! It also features a domed IMAX theatre, providing an even more immersive experience.
- Harvard - While mostly in Cambridge, Harvard also has campuses in Boston. As the most famous university in the world, seeing Harvard makes for a one-of-a-kind trip. Tours of the uni are available, where you can see the stunning campus and learn more about its history.
Best time to visit Boston
Boston is great all year round, but different seasons offer unique opportunities. Discover the perfect season for you!
Spring 🌸
March to May
Spring in Boston is the perfect time to be outdoors without breaking a sweat. Boston is a very walkable city. Enjoy the scent of the freshly blooming flowers as you walk around the city. A Boston spring is neither too hot nor too cold. It's the ideal time for outdoor activities, such as cycling.
Summer ☀️
June to August
If you enjoy warm weather, consider visiting Boston during the summer. This is Boston's hottest season, with long, sunny days that are great for lounging at the park and enjoying a triple-scooped ice cream! Summer is Boston's busiest season thanks to the good weather and school holidays.
Fall 🍂
September to November
Arguably, Boston's prettiest season. The trees will blossom with orange and red leaves. The cooler temperatures make walking through the park and crunching on the fallen leaves a delight. If you're travelling with a dog, fall is excellent as it's not cold enough that you have to be inside, but not too hot that the cement hurts your dog's paws!
Winter ❄️
December to February
If your kind of Christmas involves lots of snow and a crackling fireplace, then Boston is the place to be. The city transforms into a winter wonderland with festive markets selling frothy hot chocolates and roasted marshmallows. Winter is Boston's quietest season, making it a peaceful place to spend the holidays.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Boston safe?
Yes. Boston has a crime index of 26.69, which is a low score and makes it 12% safer than the average US city. That doesn't mean crimes won't still occur. Wherever you go, always follow standard safety advice, such as avoiding isolated areas at night and keeping valuable possessions out of sight.
Is Boston expensive?
Yes, Boston is an expensive city to live in and to visit. It has a high cost of living with steep house prices. Eating out and booking a hotel in Boston will cost you more than it would in many other US cities, but the city's historical importance and beautiful architecture make it well worth it!
How big is Boston?
Boston is the largest city in the state of Massachusetts. It has an area of 232.1 km² and a population size of 639.4k. Boston's population is on a 1.12% annual decline. People are leaving the city because of its high cost of living.
When was the Boston Tea Party?
The Boston Tea Party occurred on the 16th of December 1773, and it was when 340 chests of tea were destroyed in the Boston Harbor. It's a pivotal event in Boston and American history, as it sparked a chain of events that contributed to America's independence from Great Britain.