Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is free across all terminals. Join “BOSWifi”, then accept the terms on the sign-in page.

Yes. Free, unlimited Wi-Fi is available at Boston Logan International Airport.

• Common SSIDs: BOSWifi
• Sign-in: Click-through splash; accept Terms of Service
• Provider: Massport (airport-operated)

Terminal specifics

• A
  Main + satellite; strong near gates
• B
  North/South piers; many tables with outlets
• C
  Work counters by windows
• E
  International; reliable near seating clusters

Power & places to work

How to connect at BOS

1. Join "BOSWifi".
2. Open a browser; if the portal doesn’t appear, visit a non-HTTPS page to trigger it.
3. Complete any email/SMS step.
4. Start your VPN, then browse normally.

Interesting Facts about Boston Logan International Airport Airport

• New England’s busiest airport, with a record ~43.5 million passengers in 2024 (including ~9.66M international).
• Four passenger terminals (A, B, C and E); Terminal E’s 2023–24 modernization added four wide-body gates, an expanded checkpoint and new lounges.
• Designated a Delta hub and a major JetBlue base, offering the most destinations from Boston among carriers.
• Six runways on Boston Harbor; the longest, 15R/33L, is 10,083 ft (3,074 m).
• MBTA Silver Line SL1 serves all terminals to South Station, with free rides inbound from the airport to downtown (including a free Red Line transfer).
• Free Massport shuttles link all terminals with the Blue Line’s Airport Station roughly every 5–6 minutes.
• Located in East Boston and Winthrop; opened in 1923 and marked its centennial with the Logan 100 exhibit in Terminal E.
• Ferries and water taxis serve the on-airport Water Transportation Dock, connecting to Long Wharf, the Seaport and other harbor stops.

Sources

• Massport — Passenger services (SSID ‘BOSWifi’)
• Massport — At the airport (Wi-Fi overview)