Airport (MBTA station)

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Airport Station
A Blue Line train at the recently rebuilt Logan Airport station
Station statistics
Address Access road to Logan International Airport, Boston
Lines MBTA Subway
Blue Line
Silver Line SL4 (Phase II)
Platforms Blue Line station has side platforms, Silver Line stops at Airport Terminals A, B, C (north and south) and E
Other information
Opened January 5, 1952
Rebuilt June 3, 2004 (Blue Line)
June 1, 2005 (Silver Line)
Accessible Handicapped/disabled access
Owned by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
The new Airport Station, January 2005
The new Airport Station, January 2005
An MBTA Inbound blue line T arrives at Airport MBTA Station in Boston Massachusetts
An MBTA Inbound blue line T arrives at Airport MBTA Station in Boston Massachusetts

The Airport Station on the MBTA Blue Line provides a mass transit connection to Logan International Airport (BOS). Massport provides complimentary shuttle bus service between the Airport Station and the airline terminals at the arrival levels. Shuttle bus service operates seven days per week. Between 4AM and 7AM, Logan Shuttle 55 takes passengers between the station and all the terminals. During peak hours, between 7AM and 10PM, Logan Shuttle 22 brings passengers between the station and Terminal A and B and Logan Shuttle 33 brings passengers between Terminal C and E. All shuttle buses are wheelchair lift equipped.

The new station features wider escalators and elevators to accommodate travelers with luggage, turnstiles with adjacent luggage slides and monitors with flight information. It is also compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and has longer platforms to accommodate six-car train sets. The new facility is decorated with porcelain enamel panels depicting historic local images. The platforms are laid out with two tracks in the center and platforms on either side, connected by two overhead walkways connecting them, accessible by escalator and elevator.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority began construction on the $23 million project in April 2000. The new station, located approximately 500 feet east of the old station, opened June 3, 2004. The station is also the point where trains switch from overhead lines power to third rail power, and vice versa.

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