Lowell Airport Transportation
Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) sits about 30 miles south of Lowell via I-93, but that 30-mile number is deceptive. On a weekday morning, the stretch of I-93 South through Somerville and into the Ted Williams Tunnel can easily add 45 minutes to your drive — and that's before you factor in finding a parking spot and getting your group to the right terminal. Logan has four passenger terminals — A, B, C, and E — rather than five; Terminal E is the international terminal.
For reserved limousine service, Massport lists separate pickup locations: Terminal A's lot across from the lower-level arrivals curb, Terminal B's upper-level curb between doors B-205 and B-208, Terminal C's limo stand on the ground level of Central Parking, and Terminal E's lot across from the lower-level arrivals curb. Scheduled private buses typically use the lower-level arrivals curb near doors A105, B105 or B115, C110, and E107. Have your full group together with bags before the van pulls up, because the airport separates curbside pickup from waiting areas and does not provide a place for a vehicle to stage indefinitely.
Use the [official Massport limousine and private-bus instructions](https://acquia.massport.com/logan-airport/getting-to-logan/taxi-limos) to give your transportation provider the correct terminal and door.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) in New Hampshire is another option for Lowell-area travelers, roughly 40 miles north via US-3, and it's dramatically less congested than Logan. A Lowell airport sprinter van handles either run — no parking costs, no splitting into separate cars, no coordinating rideshares at arrivals. Call 978-970-7740 to set up your airport transfer today.



















