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Ocm13386046.Pdf (8.154Mb) Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2014 https://archive.org/details/bostonnewengland00mass LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Boston. Massachusetts Logan Airport around Transportation I I] � ,......... � ' ---"-'-.a.l.-1-',f....., � LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Boston. Massachusetts I Logan Airport Ground Transportation Why let getting to Logan get to you? Driving to the airport can often land you in a trafficjam. And during peak travel periods, you may not be able to find parking ... So instead of driving, take the T subway, or a bus, limousine, taxi, or water shuttle. And leave your car at home! I mas art LOGAN GROUND TRANSPORTATION Th� quickest. cheapest way to get between downtown Boston and Logan is via the T subway and Airport Shuttle Buses. Buses, limousines and taxis depart from the lower level at all terminals. Airport Shuttle Buses Shuttle Buses 22 and 33 provide free service to and from airline terminals and T Airport Station. Shuttle Bus 11 provides free service between terminals; It does not stop at Airport Station. Hours: Daily, 5:30am-1 :00am. every 8-12 minutes. T Subway The T Blue Line runs from Airport Station to downtown Boston; see T map for connections to suburbs. Hours: Daily, 5:25am-1:00am. every 8-12 minutes. Fares: $.60; senior citizens. $.10 with T pass. Airport Handicap Van Free service between terminals. To request service. contact airline representative or use Van Phone in baggage claim areas. Hours: Daily, 5:30am-1 :00am. Taxis Taxis are available at all hours at all terminals. Flat rate fares are In effect to points beyond a 12-mile radius of downtown Boston; ask driver or dispatcher for exact fare in advance. Fares: Fares to downtown Boston and Cambridge average about $10. Share-A-Cab Share-A-Cabs are available from Terminal D. For information on availability, use Share-A-Cab Phones in baggage claim areas In all terminals. Hours: Daily, 3:30pm-11 :00pm only. Fares: Flat fare is approximately 50% of standard taxi fare, per person; ask driver or dispatcher for exact fare In advance. Military Transportation Free bus service is available from all terminals to Hanscom Field and Ft. Devens. No service Saturday and holidays. Service Is hourly on the half hour. Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30am-8:30pm. Sunday, 12:30pm-6:30pm. Airport Water Shuttle Free Shuttle Bus service to the Logan boat dock for water shuttles (seasonal) to downtown Boston and the South Shore. Shuttles: Bay State-Provincetown 723-7800 Manna Bay Commuter 328-0600 Fares: Downtown Boston. $4.00 South Shore. $6.50 For additional information or to register a complaint, please write: MASSPORT. Transportation Services. Logan International Airport. East Boston. MA 02128. LOGAN AIRPORT MAP Logan International Airport ® Information ® Parking @ Currency @ Medical Exchange Station -/�I- ® Airport Station Terminal A Bar Harbor Precision Eastern Airlines Provincetown-Boston Terminal B American Gull Air Pilgrim Braniff Henson Airlines Ouebecair Business Express Midwest Express Republic Command New York Air 1Sabena Continental Pan Am USAir Empire Piedmont Western Terminal C Delta Air Lines Ransome Airlines United Midway 1TWA Terminal D Brockway Air People Express Long Island Airlines Will's Air Terminal E Aer Lingus El Al Israel Airlines 2sabena Air Canada First Air Swissair Alitalia Iberia Airlines 2TWA British Airways Lufthansa Van Dusen Butler Aviation Northwest Orient 1 except international arrivals . 2mternat1onal arrivals only ••••••••. •. ••. .••••••• . Under federal and state law and Massport regulations, public transportation services at Logan shall be provided without discrimination on grounds of race, creed, sex. or national origin. All fares and schedules in this guide are established by 1nd1vidual earners and are subject to change without notice. T MAP OF GREATER BOSTON MEDFORD G:)wewNGTON EVERETT I ·1 SOMERVILLE PORTER SOU.ARE . -- G ' -- ••1 SUWVAN SQUARE er) ; ·, Charlestown East Boston ; 'O {­ · i _, LECHIIE I CAMBRIDGE i SCIENCE I RAL i. ___ -· CAMBRIDGE CENTER - M.LT. LoganInternational Airport CHARLES M.G. f$',ie'''� ' Beacon ll- Ba�kBay BROADWAY Boston Harbor g:)NORTHAMPTON South Boston (J:)ouDLEY ,.., \\ Roxbury � J.F.K. U.MASS. Columbia Point .cr)EGLESTON Kennedy Memori�I. Libruy University of • Musuhusetts ©GREEN Savin Hill TSYSTEM MAP RAPID TRANSIT UNESAND COMMUTER RAIL caacrcano® QlaC'fADIWS ® RAPID TRANSIT UES - C0MUUTEA RA.I. LIES - -® �,--rattM _,, __ olloaTA .-r-cn.-,c..........,. Most T stations have parking nearby. P symbol 1nd1cates station has a large parking lot for commuters. A public service brochure from Massport Pubhc Affairs Department. 10 Park Plaza. Boston. MA 02116. August 1985. Design: Designs & Devices. Inc. BUSES & LIMOUSINES service to and from Logan Scheduled buses and limousines provide service on a fixed route between Logan and the locations listed below. Carriers stop at all terminals. lower level. Advanced-reservation limousines go door-to-door; reserve 24 hours ahead. Limos are listed by primary service area but go elsewhere on request. Limo fares vary widely depending on earner.distance. and number of passengers. Massachusetts Boston scheduled buses & limousines Cambridge Brookline Gray Line 426-8800 downtown Boston hotels advanced-reservation 1,mousines A&A Carey 623-8700 Hub Limo 567-1459 Beacon Hill Limo 387-4487 Instant Limo 262-1864 Cap's Auto Livery 523-0727 Limousines East 876-7313 Commonwealth 787-5575 Min1Cost 227-7368 Coopers. Ltd 482-1000 Modern Limo 498-9979 Edmar L.'.1mo 884-2575 Vintage Limo 267-4079 Emerald City Limo 666-0737 Voyage Limo 973-5466 South Shore scheduled buses & limousines Cape Cod Plymouth & Brockton Bus 773-9400 Barnstable Hanover Norwell Brockton Harw1chport Pembroke Chatham Hingham Plymouth Cohasset Hyannis Rockland Dennisport Kingston Sagamore Duxbury Marshfield Scituate Egypt N. Scituate S. Yarmouth Hudson Limo 395-8080 Braintree E. Milton Randolph advanced-reservation 1,mousines A Fancy Flair 746-3780 Green Harbor 827-1234 Abdon Cadillac 472-0200 Merlino Limo 331-2241 Airport Coach 834-7885 PM. Limo 331-0062 Bergeron·s Limo 295-3184 Sheer Elegance 747-5475 Bonnell Limo 1 255-0733 S. Shore Limo 471-0020 Cranberry Travel 1 295-6700 Unique Limo 986-8651 Eskort Livery 548-8116 World Wide Limo 888-7244 Galley Rental 545-3565 Southeastern scheduled buses & limousines Massachusetts Bonanza Bus 1 800 556-3815 including Foxboro southern suburbs Hudson Limo 395-8080 Dedham advanced-reservation limousines Airport Transport 636-5077 Franco Livery 674-2062 Arrow Limo 326-3331 Regal Limo 344-1868 Elegant Livery 668-4198 Taunton Limo 822-4075 Emerald Limo 339-2125 Tavares Limo 672-7278 Central scheduled buses & limousines Massachusetts Hudson Limo 395-8080 including Newton western suburbs Ouickway 237-4701 Framingham Shrewsbury Worcester Marlboro Southboro Northboro Westboro TRAVEL TIP Tolls for the Tobin Memorial Bridge and the Sumner/Callahan Tunnel are collected one-way only, driving In to Boston. Tolls for cars are $.50 for the bridge, $.60 for the tunnel Central advanced-reservation limousines Massachusetts AAA Limo Service 443-8925 King Couner 832-5365 (continued) Admiral Limo 969-3031 Knight's Limo 839--6252 Aladdin Limo 429--8069 Metro West 429-6494 Bay View Limo 235-8199 N.E. Limo 478-3273 Biron's Limo 366-5644 Shuttle Car Rides 655-7851 Bud's Taxi 435-5511 Valene Limo 881-4538 Chariot Limo 435--6921 Ward's Limo 791-7077 Diplomat umo White Limo 870-1778 Worcester 755-1527 Worcester Limo 756-4834 Framingham 875-1527 Yaz Limo 473-5952 First Class Limo 620-8380 Northcentral scheduled buses & limousines Massachusetts Vermont Transit Bus 1 800 451-3292 including Fitchburg Leominster northwest suburbs Hudson Limo 395-8080 Bedford Lexington Waltham Chelmsford McCarty Limo 537-4122 Acton Boxboro Leominster Townsend Limo 1 597--6296 Acton Fitchburg Leominster Ayer Ft. Devens Townsend Boxboro Harvard W. Acton Concord advanced-reservat,on hmousines All Occasion Limo 256-5923 Lmleton Limo 486-4600 Avant1 Limo 862-0083 Minuteman 897-4202 Corporate Limo 275--6660 TWC Limo 692-8880 Donahue Limo 537-7882 Westminster 874-0897 Karaian Limo 926-1600 Northern scheduled buses & flmousines Massachusetts Vermont Transit Bus 1 800 451-3292 including Lowell northern suburbs Hudson Limo 395-8080 Andover Stoneham Wakefield Lowell Tewksbury Woburn Marathon Limo 1 603 898-2329 Andover Methuen Woburn Lawrence advanced-reservation flmousines Copley Limo 938-0033 LL Limo 396-0251 Corporate Limo 665-4490 Merrimack Limo 454-5221 Divine Limo 438-1036 Woburn Limo 933-1500 lnex Limo 470-0832 North Shore scheduled buses & flmousines C&J Limo 1 800 258-7111 Newburyport Hudson Limo 395-8080 Danvers Peabody advanced-reservation limousines A First Class Limo 462-1200 599 Limo 599-5466 Aladdin. Inc. 289-4029 Hollywood Limo 774-5331 Aldane Limo 535-5402 N. Shore Shuttle 631-8660 Bn-Lyn Limo 283-2785 Salter Transport 462--6433 By George Limo 777-3377 SLR. Inc. 927-5563 Chanard Limo 465-5115 Soph1sucated 846-3570 Fifth Avenue Limo 286-1590 ••••••••. .•••• . .••••• . TRAVEL TIP To ease traffic flow on airport roadways during rush hours. the airport exit ramp 1ntown 1s closed. Traffic 1s diverted north on Route lA to either circle back or take an alternate route Maine advanced-reservation limousines Mermaid 1 207 772-2509 Munroe's 1 207 646-9067 New Hampshire scheduled buses & limousines Concord Trailways Bus 1 800 258-3722 (outside NH) 1 800 852-3317 (w1th1n NH) Berlin G�n NCoow� Campton Gorham N. Stratford Cannon Mt. Groveton N. Woodstock Center Harbor Jackson Pinkham Notch Chocorua Laconia Plymouth Colebrook Lancaster Rochester Concord Littleton Tilton Jct. Conway Manchester W. Ossipee Dover Meredith Wh1tef1eld Durham Moultonborough Wolfeboro Franconia Nashua Vermont Transit Bus 1 800 451-3292 Claremont Keene New London Concord Manchester Newport Hanover Nashua C&J Limo 1 800 258-7111 Dover Hampton Portsmouth Durham Pease Air Base Hudson Limo 395-8080 Manchester Milford Nashua Merrimack (Hilton) Marathon Limo 1 603 898-2329 Derry Manchester Windham Londonderry Salem advanced-reservat,on hmousines Aztec 1 603 778-8147 N.H.
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