Boston Logan Airport Delays or Cancellations

For Boston Logan Airport flight delays or cancelations, you may have the right to compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004.You may claim up to 600€ ($700) from the airlines.

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Here is an ultimate guide to claim compensation for Boston Logan Airport flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding incidents under EU flight delay compensation Regulation EC 261/2004.

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Boston Logan Airport Delayed or Canceled Flights Rights

How much can you claim for Boston Logan Airport delayed flight?

What should I do if my flight was delayed?

Your rights under EU 261 rule

Boston Logan Airport delayed flight rights

Flight cancellations rights

Missed connecting flight rights

Am I eligible for compensation?

How to claim for flight delays or cancellations?

Why choose “Claim Flights”?

About Boston Logan Airport

Boston Flight Delays or Cancellations

Have you ever been affected by Boston Logan Airport delays or cancellations? As an air passenger, you are covered under EU law 261, if your Boston Logan flight delays or has been canceled. In such cases, you could be entitled to compensation or refund.

You may be eligible for Flight delay compensation if ……

departed from any EU airport (with any airline)
departed from Logan Airport and arrived at an EU airport with an EU-registered airline
reached the final destination later than three hours
and, the delay or cancellation wasn’t due to extraordinary circumstances

How much can I claim for Boston Logan Airport flight delays?

The amount of compensation varies between 250€ to 600€ depending upon the route distance and length of the delay.

The table below shows the amount of compensation that you can claim under the EU Regulation 261/2004:

Short distance (up to 1500 km)	Medium distance (1501 to 3500 km)	Long-distance (more than 3500 km)
e.g., Frankfurt to Madrid	e.g., Frankfurt to Istanbul	e.g., Frankfurt to New York
€250	€400	€600*

* the amount may get reduced by 50%, i.e., you may get up to 300€ for a distance of over 3500 km if EU borders were not crossed.

Your Flight Has Been Delayed or Canceled. What Should You Do?

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Ask a reason for the delay

Ask the airline for the reason behind the delay. Get confirmation in writing from the airlines’ customer service.

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Note Arrival Time

Note the flights’ arrival time, i.e., when the aircraft door was opened and passengers were allowed to step out.

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Collect Evidence

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Passenger rights under EU 261 rule

Under EU law, in these cases, you could receive compensation, if the airline was responsible for …

☛flight delays: if you reached the final destination with more than 3 hours delay.
☛flight cancellations: if you were informed about flight cancellation without any prior notice of at least 0 to 14 days of departure.
☛overbooking: if you were denied boarding due to overselling of flight tickets.
☛missed connection: if you missed your connecting flight due to delay or cancellation of your first flight, and reached later than 3 hours at the final destination.

Whereas, if the disruptions were caused by something beyond their control, the airline is not obliged to pay compensation.

Examples of such circumstances include:

logan airport air traffic control suspends or restricts
bad weather conditions such as snowfall, storm
or any technical problem with airplanes.

Logan Airport Flight Delays

Under EC Regulation 261, for longer flight delays you could be entitled to compensation or refund based upon the length of the delay and travel distance.

Logan Airport Arrivals Delay

If your flight departed from an EU airport and delays on arrivals at Logan Airport for more than 3 hours, you could be entitled to compensation up to 600€.

You can also claim for EU-regulated airlines’ flight departed from Logan Airport, but reached the destination in EU later than 3 hours.

The amount of compensation varies between 250€ to 600€ depending upon the route distance and length of the delay.

Flight departure delays

If there’s delay at departure, you are eligible for “Right to Care”. The airlines must offer:

For 2+ Hours of Flight Delays

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Foods/Snacks

Free meals and refreshments.

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Communication

2 free phone calls, email or fax service.

For 5+ Hours of Flight Delays

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Foods/Snacks

Free meals and refreshments.

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Communication

2 free phone calls, email or fax service.

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Flight

Re-routed to the earliest available flight

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Refund

Refund of the ticket cost, if you were unwilling to travel

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Accommodation

Hotel accommodation & transport facility for an overnight delay.

Plus, compensation of up to 600 Euros, if you reached your final destination later than three hours.

Boston Flight Cancellations

You booked an EU-registered airlines’ flight and it gets canceled at Boston Logan Airport without prior notice of 0 to 14 days, you may ask for flight cancellation compensation or a refund.

These are the two options available for you to choose from …..

you can either apply for a ticket refund or
you may ask for the change of flight or an alternate flight.

If your alternate flight delays for more than 2 hours, you could be eligible for compensation.

You can claim compensation between 125€ and 600€ depending upon …

the days you were informed before
the length of delay, and
route distance

What if you missed your connecting flight?

You could be entitled to compensation for a missed flight due to delay or cancellation, under European Union Regulation EC261.

If …

→the same airline operates your connecting flight(s) which you missed due to a problem on your first flight, and
→delay at the final destination is more than three hours.

Does the EU 261 rule apply to Boston Logan Airport flights?

No matter from which country you belong to, or whatever citizenship you had, if you travel from any of the European destinations or travel from the non-EU airport to EU Airport with EU-registered airline, you are eligible under EC Regulation 261/2004.

Origin and Destination	EU Airline	Non-EU Airline
EU ✈ EU	✅	✅
EU ✈ Non-EU	✅	✅
Non-EU ✈ EU	✅	❌
Non-EU ✈ Non-EU	❌	❌

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Useful Information About Boston Logan International Airport:

Boston Airport is officially known as General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport, also commonly known as Logan Airport.

It’s located between East Boston and Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States. Boston Logan Airport IATA code is “BOS” and ICAO code is “KBOS”.

In terms of passenger volume and cargo handling, it is the largest airport in Massachusetts & New England. It is also the 16th-busiest airport in the U.S., with passenger traffic of more than 42 million as of 2019.

Boston International Airport is a hub for Delta Air Lines and Cape Air as well as a focus city for JetBlue Airlines.

Source: David Brossard [CC BY-SA]

Logan Airport Terminals

The airport has 4 passenger terminals and 6 runways: Terminal A, B, C, and E which are located at the North, South, and East points of the airport.

All four-terminals are connected to moving walkways. There is also a pre-security shuttle bus that is connected to every terminal and MBTA station.

Terminal A

Terminal A is divided into the main terminal and satellite terminal that is connected by an underground walkway. It’s used by Delta Air Lines and WestJet airlines. It also has 2 Delta Sky Clubs.

Terminal B

Terminal B operates Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and United Airlines flights.

Terminal B is divided into north and south buildings. The south building gates are divided into 3 groups and the gates of the north building are divided into two groups.

Many new things were built after 2014, which includes post-security walkways that connect north and south buildings, 24 new ticket counter spots, baggage carousel, and 8 departure lounges.

Terminal C

Terminal C has a post-security connection between Terminal C and E. This terminal operates Aer Lingus, JetBlue, Cape Air, and Sun Country, and TAP Air Portugal only having departures taking place.

Terminal E

Terminal E is the international terminal with a total of 12 gates. It shares all ticket counters and gates among the international carriers.

Ground-level of Terminal E used for arrivals and customs, the second level is used for Passport control via U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the third level is used for departures.

It has several airlines’ lounges such as Air France Lounge, British Airways’ First Lounge & Terraces Lounge, Lufthansa’s First and Business Lounges and Virgin Atlantic’s Clubhouse Lounge.

Boston Logan Airport Flight Destinations

It operates non-stop flight service to the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Latin America, the Caribbean, the North Atlantic region (including Bermuda and the Azores), Europe, Africa, and Asia.

List of EU Airlines & European Destinations

Airlines	Country	Destinations
United Airlines	United Kingdom	London
	Spain	Madrid
	France	Paris
	Italy	Rome
TAP Air Portugal	Portugal	Lisbon, Ponta Delgada
Lufthansa	Germany	Frankfurt, Munich
Aer Lingus	Ireland	Dublin, Shannon
Scandinavian Airlines	Denmark	Copenhagen
Icelandair	Iceland	Reykjavík
KLM	Netherlands	Amsterdam
Level	Spain	Barcelona
Turkish Airlines	Turkey	Istanbul
British Airways & Virgin Atlantic	United Kingdom	London
Austrian Airlines	Austria	Vienna
Swiss International Air Lines	Switzerland	Zurich
Air France	France	Paris
Alitalia	Italy	Rome
Iberia	Madrid	Spain

List of NON-EU Airlines & European Destinations

Airlines	Country	Destinations
JetBlue	United Kingdom	Bermuda, Grand Cayman, Providenciales
JetBlue	Netherlands	Aruba
Delta Air Lines	United Kingdom	Bermuda, London, Providenciales
	Portugal	Lisbon
	Netherlands	Amsterdam
	Ireland	Dublin, Edinburgh
	France	Paris
Delta Connection	United Kingdom	Norfolk
American Airlines	United Kingdom	NorfolkGrand Cayman, Providenciales
Cape Air	United Kingdom	Rutland

How to get to Boston Logan Airport?

There are several means of transportation facilities available at Boston Airport such as Boston Logan Express, car rental, taxis, limos, shuttles also water transportation by water shuttle or water taxi and many more.

Boston Flight Status

You can use the Boston flight tracker to check the up-to-date flight status of all BOS Airport arrival and departure delays for better time management.

Boston Airport Security

The airport has several security checkpoints. Those are operated by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). TSA monitors the length of the security line and tries to maintain the wait time less than 15 minutes to avoid problems.

Security checkpoints open 1 hour before the first departure of the day and when checkpoints close, passengers are required to stay in the public and pre-security areas.

For more details on specific checkpoint operation hours, you can check with your airlines or TSA.

Boston Airport Reviews and Ratings

Skytrax rates airlines and airports based on the quality, services, and performances. Boston Logan Airport has 4 stars out of 10 based on its 142 reviews.

Boston Logan Airport passengers usually complain about poor customer services, terminal cleanliness, uncomfortable seats, baggage or luggage check-in delays and more.