Boston Logan Airport Lounges
Logan International Airport · Boston, United States
Boston Logan (BOS) spreads its 11 lounges across Terminals A, B, C and E. Terminal E carries the international cluster — Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa and a Delta Sky Club — while Terminal B holds the Chase Sapphire Lounge, United Club and Admirals Club. Priority Pass and DragonPass reach the Air France and Chase Sapphire lounges; the rest follow airline status.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Logan International Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 23, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club in Terminal B is Boston's standout independent lounge — a bright, design-led space with a craft beer taproom, Atomic Coffee, wellness rooms and a nursing suite. It's reachable on Priority Pass as well as eligible Chase Sapphire Reserve cards, so it works for the widest set of travellers.
Delta One Lounge
The Delta One Lounge in Terminal E is Delta's premium-cabin flagship at Logan — an intimate 6,300 sq ft space seating just 120, run largely as a complimentary restaurant with a curated menu and a horseshoe bar overlooking Boston Harbor. The most polished branded lounge at BOS.
Air France Lounge
The Air France Lounge in Terminal E, remodelled in August 2025, takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeKey alongside SkyTeam and partner premium passengers — though independent-membership visits are limited to times outside Air France departures, typically mornings and late evenings.
Lufthansa Lounge
The Lufthansa Lounge in Terminal E serves Star Alliance premium-cabin and eligible status passengers, with contemporary decor, tarmac views and distinct dining, lounging and working zones. The natural choice for Star Alliance flyers leaving Boston internationally.
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The Air France Lounge sits airside in Boston Logan's Terminal E and was remodelled in August 2025. It welcomes Air France and KLM premium passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus members flying…
The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club sits airside in Boston Logan's Terminal B. It's the airport's most design-led independent lounge, with a centrepiece bar, large windows over the…
Delta One Lounge
★4.2The Delta One Lounge at Boston Logan is an exclusive, intimate space for Delta One passengers, located within the larger Delta Sky Club. Across 6,300 square feet with seating for just 120…
USO Center
★3.9The USO Center at Boston Logan welcomes U.S. Armed Forces active-duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families. It's a welfare lounge run by the USO rather than a standard…
The American Airlines Admirals Club at Boston Logan offers a calm, spacious environment with classic, functional decor and floor-to-ceiling windows over the tarmac. Soft lighting sets a…
The British Airways Lounge at Boston Logan blends timeless British sophistication with a modern twist, on the fourth floor of Terminal E opposite Gate E11. Expect plush leather seating,…
Delta Sky Club
★3.9The Delta Sky Club on Boston Logan's Terminal A satellite concourse is a contemporary retreat with a nautical-inspired design and large windows offering glimpses of Boston Harbor. Seating…
Opened in August 2023, this Delta Sky Club sits in Boston Logan's Terminal E and primarily serves Delta customers travelling to international destinations. It complements Delta's domestic…
Lufthansa Lounge
★3.1The Lufthansa Lounge at Boston Logan is a sophisticated Terminal E retreat with contemporary decor and tarmac views. It has a sleek design with comfortable seating, muted tones and modern…
The Club
★3.4The Club at Boston Logan's Terminal C offers a relaxed, intimate atmosphere with soft lighting and comfortable seating. The decor features subtle nods to Boston's maritime heritage, with…
United Club
★3.7The United Club at Boston Logan offers a refined yet functional atmosphere, blending modern decor with practical amenities. It has soft, warm lighting, muted earth tones and sleek…
Participating dining venues (2)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse
Stephanies
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Logan International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal A
Terminal A is Delta's domestic home at Logan. Its lounge is a Delta Sky Club out on the A satellite concourse, with a nautical-inspired design and glimpses of Boston Harbor. Access follows Delta and SkyTeam eligibility rather than a paid membership.
- —Delta's main domestic terminal at Boston Logan
- —Delta Sky Club on the A satellite concourse, between Starbucks and Gate A18
- —Access via Delta premium cabins, Sky Club membership and eligible cards
- —Airside, after the Terminal A security checkpoint
Terminal B
Terminal B is the busiest lounge cluster at Logan, home to American Airlines, United and JetBlue operations. It holds the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Priority Pass and eligible Chase cards), the United Club for Star Alliance, and the American Airlines Admirals Club for oneworld. All sit airside after security.
- —Densest lounge cluster at BOS — three lounges across the terminal
- —Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club takes Priority Pass and eligible Chase cards
- —United Club serves Star Alliance; Admirals Club serves oneworld
- —All airside after the Terminal B checkpoints
Terminal C
Terminal C handles JetBlue's large Boston operation plus several other carriers. Its single lounge, The Club at BOS, is a relaxed independent space with subtle nods to Boston's maritime heritage. It sits airside after the Terminal C security checkpoint.
- —JetBlue's main Boston terminal, plus other carriers
- —The Club at BOS is the one lounge here — a quieter independent option
- —Maritime-themed decor with warm wood tones and natural light
- —Airside, after the Terminal C checkpoint
Terminal E
Terminal E is Logan's international terminal and carries the airline-lounge cluster: the Air France Lounge (SkyTeam, plus Priority Pass and DragonPass outside AF departures), the British Airways Lounge (oneworld), the Lufthansa Lounge (Star Alliance) and a Delta Sky Club that serves Delta's international departures. The Delta One Lounge sits within the Delta Sky Club footprint.
- —Logan's international terminal — the airline-lounge cluster lives here
- —Air France (SkyTeam) also takes Priority Pass and DragonPass outside AF departure times
- —British Airways serves oneworld; Lufthansa serves Star Alliance
- —Delta Sky Club and the Delta One Lounge serve Delta's international flights
Across the airport
One Boston Logan facility isn't tied to a single passenger terminal in our data. The USO Center is a welfare lounge for U.S. Armed Forces service members and their families, open to the military community rather than the general travelling public.
- —USO Center welcomes active-duty, Reserve and Guard members and their families
- —Run by the USO as a welfare space, not a standard pay-in or membership lounge
- —Not accessible to general passengers without military eligibility
How to get into lounges at BOS.
Boston Logan is mostly an airline-and-alliance lounge airport: most of its lounges follow your ticket class or frequent-flyer status. The big exception is the Terminal B Chase Sapphire Lounge and the Terminal E Air France Lounge, which between them cover Priority Pass, DragonPass and eligible premium credit cards. There's no broad walk-in day-pass field here, so plan around the lounge that matches your airline and terminal.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Terminal B) and the Air France Lounge (Terminal E). At the Air France Lounge, Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass entry is limited to times outside Air France departures — usually mornings and late afternoons or evenings.
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LoungeKeyDragonPass
DragonPass opens the Air France Lounge in Terminal E, subject to the same outside-AF-departure-times restriction. Check the per-lounge page before you travel, as DragonPass coverage at BOS is limited to this lounge.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
Most BOS lounges run on alliance status: oneworld Emerald and Sapphire reach the American Airlines Admirals Club and British Airways Lounge, Star Alliance Gold reaches the United and Lufthansa lounges, and SkyTeam Elite Plus reaches the Delta Sky Clubs and Air France Lounge. Access follows your ticket and tier.
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Star Alliance
SkyTeamBusiness & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket gets you into your airline's lounge directly — Delta One passengers use the Delta One Lounge in Terminal E, and business- or first-class flyers on Air France, KLM, British Airways, Lufthansa and United use their respective lounges without a separate membership.
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UnitedCredit-card lounges
The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club in Terminal B admits eligible Chase Sapphire Reserve and J.P. Morgan Reserve cardholders alongside Priority Pass. Check current Chase terms and guest rules, as eligibility and guest allowances change.
Know before you go.
Match the lounge to your terminal
- —Logan's terminals are separate buildings — pick a lounge in the terminal you're flying from before clearing security.
- —Terminal E holds the international airline lounges; Terminal B has the most domestic-side options including the Chase Sapphire Lounge.
- —There's a free shuttle bus between terminals landside, but you can't move between them airside, so choose before security.
Priority Pass strategy
- —Only two BOS lounges take Priority Pass: the Chase Sapphire Lounge (Terminal B) and the Air France Lounge (Terminal E).
- —The Air France Lounge only lets Priority Pass and DragonPass guests in outside Air France departure windows — usually mornings and late evenings.
- —If you're flying from a terminal without a Priority Pass lounge, plan to use your airline's lounge or arrive ready to skip one.
Flying Delta
- —Delta runs Sky Clubs on both the A satellite concourse and in Terminal E for international departures.
- —The Delta One Lounge in Terminal E is for Delta One business-class passengers and sits inside the larger Delta Sky Club footprint.
- —Check which terminal your Delta flight leaves from — domestic and international Delta departures use different parts of Logan.
Timing & crowds
- —Boston's heavy late-afternoon and evening transatlantic bank fills the Terminal E lounges — arrive earlier if you want a quiet seat.
- —The Chase Sapphire Lounge is popular and can reach capacity at peak; its wellness rooms and taproom are worth arriving early for.
- —Mid-morning and early afternoon are usually the calmest windows between Logan's departure peaks.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 11 lounges at Boston Logan (BOS), spread across Terminals A, B, C and E. Terminal E carries the international airline cluster — Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa and a Delta Sky Club — while Terminal B holds the Chase Sapphire Lounge, United Club and American Airlines Admirals Club.
Yes, at two lounges. The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club in Terminal B and the Air France Lounge in Terminal E both accept Priority Pass. At the Air France Lounge, Priority Pass entry is limited to times outside Air France departures, typically mornings and late evenings.
Terminal E, Logan's international terminal, holds the Air France Lounge, the British Airways Lounge, the Lufthansa Lounge and a Delta Sky Club, plus the Delta One Lounge within the Delta footprint. These follow airline and alliance access, with Priority Pass and DragonPass reaching the Air France Lounge outside AF departures.
Terminal B has three lounges: the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Priority Pass and eligible Chase cards), the United Club (Star Alliance) and the American Airlines Admirals Club (oneworld). It's the busiest lounge cluster at the airport.
Yes. Delta runs a Sky Club on the Terminal A satellite concourse for domestic departures and a Sky Club in Terminal E for international flights. Delta One business-class passengers also have the dedicated Delta One Lounge within the Terminal E Sky Club.
Mostly through Priority Pass or an eligible credit card rather than a walk-in day pass. The Chase Sapphire Lounge admits Priority Pass and eligible Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders, and the Air France Lounge admits Priority Pass and DragonPass outside Air France departure times. The other lounges run on airline or alliance status.
Yes. The British Airways Lounge is in Terminal E on the fourth floor, opposite Gate E11. It serves British Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld Emerald and Sapphire status holders flying from Boston.
No. Logan's terminals are separate buildings connected by a landside shuttle bus. Once you've cleared security you can't move between terminals, so choose a lounge in the terminal you're departing from before you go through.