Logan International Airport - Revision history

David: /* Regular Traffic */

2021-01-15T07:13:44Z

Regular Traffic

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	*Japan Airlines: B787-9		*Japan Airlines: B787-9
	*jetBlue: A320, A321, E190		*jetBlue: A320, A321, E190
	*Lufthansa: A330-300, A350-900, A340-300, A340-600, B747~~-800~~		*Lufthansa: A330-300, A350-900, A340-300, A340-600, B747-8
	*Norwegian Air Shuttle (Seasonal): B737-800, B787-8/9
	*PenAir: Saab 340		*PenAir: Saab 340
	*Porter: Dash 8-400		*Porter: Dash 8-400
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	*Swiss: A330-300, A340-300		*Swiss: A330-300, A340-300
	*TAP Portugal: A330-200		*TAP Portugal: A330-200
	*Thomas Cook (Seasonal): A330-300
	*Turkish Airlines: A330-300		*Turkish Airlines: A330-300
	*United: B737-700/800/900, B757-200/300, B777-200/300, A319, A320		*United: B737-700/800/900, B757-200/300, B777-200/300, A319, A320
	*United Express: ERJ-145		*United Express: ERJ-145
	*UPS: A300, A310, B767-300		*UPS: A300, A310, B767-300
	*Virgin America: A319, A320		*Virgin Atlantic: A330-300 (Summer), B787-9 (Winter)
	*Virgin Atlantic: A330-300 ~~(Summer), A340-600~~ (Summer), B787-9 (Winter)
	*WestJet Encore: Dash 8-400		*WestJet Encore: Dash 8-400
	*WOW Air: A320, A321

	==Facilities and Transportation==		==Facilities and Transportation==

YukinoTora: /* Central/Terminal B Parking Garage (Without prior permission from Massport) */

2018-03-01T04:39:06Z

Central/Terminal B Parking Garage (Without prior permission from Massport)

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	Update November 20, 2017		Update November 20, 2017
	If you are planning a trip to Logan and would like the ability to shoot photographs from the Central Parking Garage or Terminal B Lot, you may contact Trooper John C. Reilly at Massport to obtain permission. Please email him at jcreilly@massport.com for permission. In the email, please include your name, the date and time you will be there, and a way to contact you such as an email or phone number (preferably a mobile phone). Make sure you bring a valid ID in case they must identify you (not likely).		If you are planning a trip to Logan and would like the ability to shoot photographs from the Central Parking Garage or Terminal B Lot, you may contact Trooper John C. Reilly at Massport to obtain permission. Please email him at jcreilly@massport.com for permission. In the email, please include your name, the date and time you will be there, and a way to contact you such as an email or phone number (preferably a mobile phone). Make sure you bring a valid ID in case they must identify you (not likely).

			Update February 28, 2018
			Using the email above you must request permission 3 days prior

			“(Name removed for privacy)
			Sorry you can not take photos. All request must be submitted at least three days prior to taking photos.”

	==Spotting Locations Map==		==Spotting Locations Map==

ClemDawg227 at 05:09, 18 January 2018

2018-01-18T05:09:54Z

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	Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. Azores Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.		Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. Azores Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.

	The airfield comprises 6 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other five (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, 9/27, and 32/14) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, one being 7000 feet even, and the shortest of the remaining runways being 5000 feet even. Runway 32~~/14~~, ~~being 5000 feet~~ is ~~rarely~~ used~~. When it~~ is used~~, it~~ is ~~either~~ a ~~small turboprop~~ or ~~an emergency that requires use of this runway~~. ~~The~~ Hyatt ~~hotel~~ was ~~even~~ built ~~just behind~~ the 14 ~~end of the runway to deliberately decrease usage of the runway because~~ it ~~it produced a lot of noise pollution in~~ the city.		The airfield comprises 6 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other five (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, 9/27, and 32/14) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, one being 7000 feet even, and the shortest of the remaining runways being 5000 feet even. Runway 14/32, which opened to air traffic on November 23, 2006, is unidirectional. Runway 32 is used for landings and 14 is used for takeoffs. Massport is barred by a court order from using the runway for overland landings or takeoffs, except in emergencies. Boston's Hyatt Harborside Hotel, which sits only a few hundred yards from the runway threshold, was built primarily to prevent Massport from ever extending the length of 14/32 or using it for takeoffs or landings over the city.

	The airport is made up of 4 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.		The airport is made up of 4 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.

ClemDawg227 at 04:58, 18 January 2018

2018-01-18T04:58:01Z

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	Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. Azores Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.		Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. Azores Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.

	The airfield comprises 5 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other ~~four~~ (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, ~~and~~ 9/27) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, and the remaining ~~one~~ being ~~7000~~ feet even.		The airfield comprises 6 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other five (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, 9/27, and 32/14) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, one being 7000 feet even, and the shortest of the remaining runways being 5000 feet even. Runway 32/14, being 5000 feet is rarely used. When it is used, it is either a small turboprop or an emergency that requires use of this runway. The Hyatt hotel was even built just behind the 14 end of the runway to deliberately decrease usage of the runway because it it produced a lot of noise pollution in the city.

	The airport is made up of 4 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.		The airport is made up of 4 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.

ClemDawg227: /* Location */

2018-01-18T04:49:01Z

Location

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	==Official Spotting Locations==		==Official Spotting Locations==

	~~===Location===~~		There are no official spotting locations at Logan

	==Other Spotting Locations==		==Other Spotting Locations==

ClemDawg227 at 04:48, 18 January 2018

2018-01-18T04:48:28Z

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	The airfield comprises 5 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other four (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, and 9/27) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, and the remaining one being 7000 feet even.		The airfield comprises 5 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other four (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, and 9/27) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, and the remaining one being 7000 feet even.

	The airport is made up of 5 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.		The airport is made up of 4 terminals, lettered A through E. More recently, what used to be Terminal D has been absorbed under the Terminal C moniker, due to its small size (just a few gates). While the terminals are all arranged nominally in a circle around a central roadway and parking system, they share nothing in common architecturally, making it almost feel like Logan is actually comprised of 4 smaller airports.

	==Official Spotting Locations==		==Official Spotting Locations==

ClemDawg227 at 04:47, 18 January 2018

2018-01-18T04:47:27Z

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	Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. ~~American~~, ~~Jet Blue, US Airways~~, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.		Boston's Logan International Airport is the largest airport in New England, and serves as a focus city for a number of airlines, though it isn't a hub for any major carrier. Azores Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta all have major operational centers in Boston. Cape Air also has their New England hub here, and despite their relatively small size as an air carrier, their blue-tailed Cessna 402C's are ubiquitous around Logan.

	The airfield comprises 5 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other four (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, and 9/27) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, and the remaining one being 7000 feet even.		The airfield comprises 5 runways, one of which (15L/33R) is used solely for light aircraft due to its length (2557 ft.). The other four (15R/33L, 4R/22L, 4L/22R, and 9/27) are significantly longer, with two being about 10000 feet long, one being 7800 feet long, and the remaining one being 7000 feet even.

ClemDawg227: /* Other Spotting Locations */

2018-01-18T04:41:24Z

Other Spotting Locations

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			===Belle Isle Seafood===

			Across the bridge from Bayswater Street is a seafood place called Belle Isle Seafood. It is the first right hand turn after the bridge going east on Saratoga Street. The parking lot offers a good spot for aircraft arriving on 22L. This spot can really only be used in the morning or in the winter due to the sun’s positioning. Belle Isle Seafood also offers great food and a nice cafe next door, making food easily accessible.

	===Pleasure Bay and Fort Independence Parks===		===Pleasure Bay and Fort Independence Parks===

ClemDawg227 at 23:42, 16 January 2018

2018-01-16T23:42:13Z

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	~~===Terminal B===~~
	The U.S. Airways side of Terminal B has pretty good views of the Delta ramp (and even some views of the cargo ramp), as well as (of course) the U.S. Airways traffic. Everything but the furthest Delta gates can pretty much be covered by 200mm on a 1.6x DSLR.

	==Locations to Avoid==		==Locations to Avoid==

ClemDawg227: Added spotting locations map.

2018-01-16T23:29:38Z

Added spotting locations map.

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 *Update November 20, 2017*
 If you are planning a trip to Logan and would like the ability to shoot photographs from the Central Parking Garage or Terminal B Lot, you may contact Trooper John C. Reilly at Massport to obtain permission.  Please email him at jcreilly@massport.com for permission. In the email, please include your name, the date and time you will be there, and a way to contact you such as an email or phone number (preferably a mobile phone). Make sure you bring a valid ID in case they must identify you (not likely).
 ==Regular Traffic==