Boston Logan airport lounges: the differences by terminal
At Boston Logan, lounges vary a lot from one terminal to another: Terminal E gathers almost all the international carriers, from Air France to Emirates, while Terminal A hosts only two Delta Sky Clubs, one of which requires the internal shuttle. In between, Terminal B and Terminal C offer American's, United's, Chase's and JetBlue's lounges.
In Terminal A, Delta has two Delta Sky Clubs that are practically identical in their access rules: one in the main building of the terminal, reachable without extra moving around, and one in the satellite building, where the internal shuttle is needed. The choice between the two therefore depends only on the boarding gate.
The only independent lounge in Terminal C before the opening of JetBlue's BlueHouse, with a breakfast buffet including mini omelettes, yogurt and fruit.
Hours
Mon 06:00-22:30, Tue-Fri 06:00-22:00, Sat 06:00-22:30, Sun 06:00-22:00
Entry with Priority Pass (subject to crowding restrictions, particularly 14:30-20:00) and for Etihad passengers entitled to a lounge. Access allowed up to 3 hours before departure, maximum stay 3 hours. Not reachable from gates 40-42.
AirlineTerminal A
Delta Sky Club
Main terminal building, near gate A6
The first of the two Sky Clubs in Terminal A, it's the one that doesn't require the internal shuttle to reach.
Hours
Sun-Fri 04:30-21:30, Sat 04:30-20:45
Delta One/First passengers and Medallion holders flying Delta that day, Sky Club members and Amex Platinum cardholders under Delta's rules.
Bar
AirlineTerminal A
Delta Sky Club
Satellite terminal building, near gate A18
To reach it from the main building of Terminal A, the internal shuttle is required.
Hours
Sun-Fri 04:30-21:30, Sat 04:30-20:45
Same rules as the Sky Club in the main building of Terminal A.
Bar
AirlineTerminal B
Admirals Club
Upper level, after the security checkpoint, near gate B4
It has a children's room, meeting rooms and a shower, in addition to a full bar with free Wi-Fi.
Hours
04:00-20:30
American Airlines international First/Business passengers, Admirals Club members and some oneworld members.
Showers
Bar
Children's area
Credit cardTerminal BPriority Pass
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
Connector between Terminal B and C, near gate B40
The first US opening of the Sapphire Lounge by The Club brand in 2023: it has a wellness area with zero-gravity chairs and bookable daybeds, plus a taproom with local beers.
Hours
05:00-23:00
Entry for Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders (personal and business) with two free guests; one visit per year allowed for generic Priority Pass members, subject to availability.
Showers
Bar
Spa and massages
Children's area
AirlineTerminal B
United Club
Near gate B24
A lounge of about 750 square meters with a view of the runway and Boston Harbor.
Hours
04:30-22:00
United Polaris/Business passengers, United Club members, Infinite cardholders and Virgin Australia Velocity Gold/Platinum/VIP members.
AirlineTerminal C
BlueHouse
Opposite gate C25
JetBlue's second BlueHouse after the one at New York JFK, opened on August 27, 2026: more than 1,100 square meters for about 204 seats.
Free entry for passengers departing with a Mint/Mint Flex fare from Boston and New York, Mosaic 4 members and JetBlue Premier cardholders. Day pass: $59 for Mosaic 3, $79 for Mosaic 1-2 and Plus/Business cardholders.
AirlineTerminal E
Air France Lounge
Near gates E3-E4
Reopened in mid-2025 after five months of renovation.
Hours
09:30-23:30
Air France Business passengers and Flying Blue/SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders; since August 22, 2026 it also hosts eligible British Airways Lounge customers, closed for renovation until December 2026.
AirlineTerminal E
Delta One Lounge
Inside the Delta Sky Club, near gate E13
Those traveling with this ticket are welcomed here instead of in Terminal E's common lounge.
Reserved for Delta One passengers departing on intercontinental routes.
AirlineTerminal E
Delta Sky Club
Near gate E13
A lounge dedicated to Terminal E's international flights, with a separate Delta One section inside.
Hours
05:15-20:45
International Delta One/First passengers and Medallion holders flying Delta that day, Sky Club members.
Bar
AllianceTerminal E
Lufthansa Lounge
Level 4, opposite gate E11
It shares the level with the Emirates Lounge, right across from it.
First/Business passengers of Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian Airlines and Miles & More/Star Alliance Gold status holders under the group's rules.
AirlineTerminal E
The Emirates Lounge
Upper level, above gate E11
Across almost 700 square meters for 123 seats, it has a prayer room and a business center with touchscreen workstations.
Emirates First and Business passengers and Skywards Platinum and Gold members.
Showers
Bar
AirlineTerminal ETemporarily closed
British Airways Lounge
Opposite gate E11
Also known as the Terraces Lounge.
Normally reserved for British Airways First/Business passengers and oneworld Emerald/Sapphire holders; closed for renovation since August 22, 2026, with eligible passengers redirected to the Air France Lounge until December 2026.
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Terminal B covers American and United with their respective Admirals Club and United Club, both under the standard rules of the two networks, and adds the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club, the brand's first US opening: besides Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders, it also accepts generic Priority Pass members, though with only one visit per year. It has a wellness area with zero-gravity chairs and bookable daybeds, plus a taproom with local beers, designed for those who prefer a less formal atmosphere than the airline lounges.
At Terminal C, the new addition is JetBlue's BlueHouse, the network's second after the one at New York JFK, reserved for Mint passengers or Mosaic members, with paid entry for other cardholders. Before its opening, the only alternative was The Lounge, the independent lounge that accepts Priority Pass but with crowding restrictions during certain time slots and that isn't reachable from some gates.
Terminal E, the one for international flights, is the richest: the Air France Lounge, reopened in mid-2025 after a full renovation, also hosts SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers and, since August 2026, eligible customers of the British Airways Lounge too, closed for renovation. The terminal's second Delta Sky Club includes the Delta One Lounge inside it, reserved for those flying in that class on intercontinental routes. Completing the picture are Emirates, one of the few Boston lounges with a dedicated prayer room and a business center with touchscreen workstations, and the nearby Lufthansa Lounge, which also serves SWISS and Austrian passengers.
At Logan, the choice almost always starts from the boarding terminal, more than from the card in your pocket. Those flying Delta from Terminal A only need to look at the gate to decide between the two Sky Clubs; those passing through Terminal E find the widest range of international carriers; those departing from B or C have American's and United's networks, JetBlue's, and Chase's flexible option. The only thing to watch is the British Airways Lounge, currently closed, with its passengers redirected to Air France.
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