Logan Installs Technology for REAL ID

The Transportation Security Administration at Boston’s Logan Airport is installing new technology in preparation of REAL IDs which will be required of all passengers starting in October.

Travel from China remained restricted Monday at Boston’s Logan International Airport as world health officials grappled with the deadly coronavirus.

A new travel restriction is in place after 11 cases are confirmed in the U.S. including one in Massachusetts.

The man who tested positive for the disease, a UMass Boston student, says he was not screened for the virus.

Beginning tomorrow, multiple airports around the country will begin screenings for Coronavirus. Logan Airport is one of them. Other cities include New York, Chicago and Miami.

From negative test results in New Hampshire to precautions taken at Boston Logan International Airport, health officials in New England are bracing for the deadly coronavirus that has sparked concern worldwide. No cases of the virus have yet been confirmed, but officials say they are taking measures to prevent its spread in New England. Concern is growing internationally. The World…

Additional health screenings are underway for coronavirus at Boston’s Logan Airport after a passenger was thought to have the illness on Wednesday.

Though no cases of the virus have been confirmed in New England yet, two people are currently in quarantine in New Hampshire.

The Boston Transportation Security Administration arrested an Alabama woman who tried to bring a loaded handgun onto an airplane on Sunday. The arrest marked Boston TSA’s first firearms catch of 2020. When the woman’s .22 caliber handgun loaded with six bullets entered an X-ray machine at Boston Logan International Airport, TSA officers contacted Massachusetts State Police, according to TSA officials….

Officials say a New Hampshire man was caught trying to bring a loaded handgun onto a plane Monday morning at Boston’s Logan International Airport. Transportation Security Administration officers spotted the .45-caliber handgun when the man’s belongings entered the X-ray machine. The gun was loaded with one bullet in the chamber. An additional magazine was also found, officials said. In...

Two days before Christmas, the holiday travel rush is on at Boston’s Logan Airport.

It’s that time of year, when everyone’s bags are packed and arrival pickup lines are long. Shelbi Hazel experienced the wave of increased travelers coming back home to Boston with her two daughters.

Logan Airport is preparing for an onslaught of travelers over the holidays.

Fans of the Boston Pops usually have to buy a pricey ticket to Symphony Hall or Tanglewood. But the Boston Pops Brass Ensemble will entertain travelers for free at Logan International Airport this week.

With just a day left before Thanksgiving, hordes of travelers are expected to crowd Logan Airport and the roadways Wednesday for one of the busiest travel days of the year. Here are some helpful tips to make your life easier:

Logan Airport was busy the day before Thanksgiving.

Drivers have hit the road ahead of Thanksgiving.

Boston Logan International Airport is bringing the Hub’s booming food scene to its terminals.

Airports are packed and the roads will be slick as thousands of people are set to travel before Thanksgiving.