Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) Car Rentals
Where is Avis at the Boston Logan International Airport?
Boston Airport Rental Car Return
When the time comes to return your car rental at the Boston Airport, simply head back to the Car Rental Center at 15 Transportation Way, East Boston, MA, and follow the signs that direct you toward the Car Rental Return area. Once your return is completed, the airport shuttle bus will transport you back to the main terminal.
Logan Airport Car Rental Information
When in Boston, it’s a great idea to rent a car if you plan to take any day trips beyond the city. Salem, Walden Pond, and Cape Cod are all close by and worth a visit. Find Avis at the BOS Car Rental Center, grab a Logan airport car rental, and start seeing the sights. Car rental at the Boston airport is even faster when you have the Avis app on your phone.
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Free Transportation Between the Terminal and the Rental Counter
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Pickups, SUVs, Vans & More
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Best Rate Guarantee When You Book with Avis
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From large passenger vans to luxury car rentals, we offer a variety of vehicles. Enter your rental dates into the form at the top of the page and click “Select My Car” to see all your Boston Logan airport car rental options.
Van Rental
Navigate Boston in comfort—and bring your friends and family along! A minivan rental seats up to 7, and passenger vans seat either 12 or 15. Book in advance for the best availability.
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SUV Rental
If getting out into nature is more your speed, don’t overlook our SUV rentals. Pick a vehicle that can easily get you to Middlesex Fells Reservation or anywhere else you want to see.
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Luxury Car Rental
If you’re coming to Boston for a honeymoon, an anniversary, or another special occasion, treat yourself to one of the luxury rentals in the Avis fleet.
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Long-Term Car Rental
Will you be visiting one of Boston’s top-rated universities for a few months? Book a monthly car rental and enjoy low rates and the flexibility to switch vehicles when you want a change of pace.
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Convertible Car Rental
Head out to Castle Island or over to Fenway Park in a convertible for the best views of the city while you travel. A convertible is also a great way to see New England’s glorious fall colors.
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Rent a Car and Explore Boston
Full of history and alive with culture, Boston feels quintessentially American. Between wandering through Harvard Yard and trying to catch a fly ball at Fenway, make your way to these top attractions.
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Freedom Trail: Park your car in the center of the city and follow this 2.5-mile trail past more than a dozen Revolutionary War sites.
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New England Aquarium Whale Watch: Book a spot on this water tour so you can capture some images of whales, dolphins, and other sea creatures.
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Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum: Become a revolutionary rebel yourself by throwing tea into the harbor at this interactive museum and historic site.
Road Trip From Boston Logan Airport
Pick up your Boston Logan Airport car rental and explore some of the hidden treasures of the East Coast, only a few hours away from Boston.
Read MoreBOS Airport Travel FAQs
Yes, Boston Logan is a good airport and the largest airport serving Massachusetts. As a result, passengers generally have many flight options from which to choose and benefit from airport dining and shopping opportunities. The airport also provides passengers with free WiFi and an online interactive map for guidance.
Yes. Despite its size, it’s easy to navigate BOS, and there are walkways and shuttle bus systems between the airport’s four terminals. The Boston Logan Airport has four terminals, all of which have flights to international destinations. The airport provides printable maps and an online interactive map to help passengers navigate the airport.
BOS officials recommend you arrive at the airport two hours before domestic flight departure and three hours before international flights. (Add extra time if you’re returning a rental car.) It takes an average of 15 minutes or less to get through security checkpoints. Still, it’s not uncommon to experience longer waits during peak hours.
Yes, Boston Logan is a good airport and the largest airport serving Massachusetts. As a result, passengers generally have many flight options from which to choose and benefit from airport dining and shopping opportunities. The airport also provides passengers with free WiFi and an online interactive map for guidance.
Yes. Despite its size, it’s easy to navigate BOS, and there are walkways and shuttle bus systems between the airport’s four terminals. The Boston Logan Airport has four terminals, all of which have flights to international destinations. The airport provides printable maps and an online interactive map to help passengers navigate the airport.
BOS officials recommend you arrive at the airport two hours before domestic flight departure and three hours before international flights. (Add extra time if you’re returning a rental car.) It takes an average of 15 minutes or less to get through security checkpoints. Still, it’s not uncommon to experience longer waits during peak hours.
The official airport name for BOS is General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport. The use of its lengthy name, however, is uncommon. Instead, most passengers call it Boston Logan International, Boston Logan, or Logan Airport. The airport took on its current name in 1954 to honor General Edward Lawrence Logan.
No, a new terminal is not being built at Boston Logan International. However, several construction projects will take place between 2019 and 2023. As part of these updates, Terminal E will be updated. The upgrades will improve efficiency and sustainability while creating noise barriers to nearby neighborhoods. The project also includes four new aircraft gates.