Logan International Airport Terminal E Map (Most Up-To-Date)

Terminal E (John A. Volpe International Terminal) is a long, slightly curved concourse on the east side of Boston’s main airport complex, with arrivals concentrated on Level 1 and departures/security on Level 3. International flows funnel from gate-level sterile corridors down into FIS (passport control + customs), then release into a busy public arrivals hall that sits parallel to the curb roadway. Terminal E also connects airside into the B–C–E secure cluster.

Map Table

Level	Primary Nodes	Airside Connections	Landside Transfers
L1	FIS passport control, customs exit, baggage claim, recheck desk	None	Doors E107–E105, Massport Route 11 stop
L3	Ticketing, TSA (E3 main), gates E4–E16 spine	Walk to Terminal C via E1/E2 connector	Back down to curb, up/down via central elevators
L4	Central Parking bridge link	None	Enclosed walkway spine to Terminals B, A

Logan International Airport Terminal E Map Strategy

• Treat customs as a one-way trap door: once you pass the frosted customs exit doors into the Level 1 arrivals hall, plan on landside movement and potential TSA re-screening for any onward terminal.
• For re-screening in Terminal E, anchor on the central Level 1 elevators/escalators up to Level 3, then follow signs for Security / Checkpoint E3 to avoid “wrong floor” loops.
• For Terminal E ↔ Terminal A, default to the enclosed Central Parking Level 4 walkway route when time matters; only use the curb shuttle if it’s already present at Door E107.
• For airside lounge-chasing, route toward low-number gates (E1/E2) to reach Terminal C fast, then continue onward to the B–C connector without exiting security.

2026 Logan International Airport Terminal E Map + Printable PDF

In 2026, Terminal E’s flow still hinges on the same “hard dump” after customs: most international arrivals end landside on Level 1, then require an up-to-Level-3 climb to re-clear TSA. The renovated E3 checkpoint is the primary re-entry point, while the E1–E3 connector checkpoint remains a situational alternative with variable availability.

Logan International Airport Terminal E Level 1 Map 2025

Logan International Airport Terminal E Level 2 Map 2025

Logan International Airport Terminal E Level 3 Map 2025

Logan International Airport Terminal E Level 4 Map 2025

2026 Logan International Airport Terminal E Map Guide

What is the exact walking route and distance from Terminal E passport control exit to the Terminal E TSA entrance (re-clear security)?

Re-clearing TSA requires exiting the customs frosted doors into the Level 1 arrivals hall, then going up to Level 3 and entering Security at Checkpoint E3. From the customs exit, go straight ahead and angle left toward the central escalators/elevators in the arrivals hall, ride up to Level 3, then walk forward to the main security lobby following “Security / E3” signage.

Segment	Exact Path Anchor	Distance / Time
Customs exit → vertical core	Frosted customs exit doors → central elevators/escalators in arrivals hall	~100–150 ft
Vertical transition	Level 1 → Level 3	2 levels
Level 3 to TSA entry	Elevator/escalator landing → “Security Checkpoint E3” queue entrance	~200 ft
Total	Vertical + short horizontal walk	~100 yards + vertical; ~5–7 min (excluding elevator wait)

Where is the exact landside exit point from Terminal E international arrivals (the doorway/threshold you emerge from), relative to ground transport + terminal connectors?

Terminal E international arrivals emerge landside through the frosted glass doors that exit the secure customs hall into the Level 1 public Arrivals Hall. From that threshold, baggage recheck is immediately to your left along the interior wall, while the curb exits are straight ahead toward the outer doors labeled E107–E105.

Reference point	Relative position from the customs exit threshold	What it’s for
Baggage recheck desk	Immediate hard left	Transfer bag drop (already-tagged bags)
Door E107	Farther left along the hall, toward the “high-number” doors	Logan Express + Massport Route 11 shuttle stop just outside
Door E106	Left-of-center curb door	General curb access near shuttle area
Door E105	Center-left curb door	Accessible ride-app (WAV) curb pickup reference
Doors E102–E104	More to the right side of the hall	Taxi dispatch alignment

What is the exact walking route and distance from Terminal E arrivals exit to Terminal A check-in/TSA (the “walk instead of shuttle” path travelers reference)?

Walking to Terminal A is a landside, enclosed route that uses the Central Parking Garage Level 4 bridges as the spine and avoids curb traffic variability. From the Terminal E arrivals hall, go to the central elevators/escalators and up to Level 4, cross the pedestrian bridge into Central Parking, follow the overhead green “Terminal A” signs across the garage walkway network, then take the dedicated skybridge into Terminal A and continue down to the Terminal A TSA checkpoint.

Step	Route anchor	Distance / time
1	Terminal E Arrivals (L1) → elevators/escalators → Level 4	Vertical only
2	Level 4 bridge from Terminal E → Central Parking	Enclosed bridge segment
3	Central Parking Level 4 walkway spine → follow green “Terminal A”	Continuous enclosed walk
4	Skybridge from the B/Central Parking interface → Terminal A	Roadway-spanning bridge
5	Enter Terminal A check-in level → TSA checkpoint	Short interior walk
Total	Terminal E core → Terminal A	~0.7 miles; ~15–20 min (moderate pace)

Where is the exact Terminal E → Terminal A shuttle pickup point inside Terminal E (gate/door/landmark location)?

The Terminal E → Terminal A shuttle pickup is landside at the Terminal E arrivals curb, outside Door E107 (and often also readable from the adjacent Door E106 area). From the Level 1 arrivals hall, walk toward the high-number doors on the left side of the hall (when facing the curb exits), exit at Door E107, and look immediately curbside for the blue/white Massport On-Airport Shuttle signed “Route 11 / All Terminals.”

What is the exact airside shuttle departure gate location for Terminal A → Terminal E (Delta’s airside shuttle reference point)?

The Delta airside shuttle departs from Terminal A’s Satellite Concourse near Gates A17/A18 and arrives in Terminal E near Gate E13. This shuttle is only usable if you are already inside Terminal A security; it is not accessible to passengers who have just arrived internationally into Terminal E and been routed landside after customs.

What is the shortest airside walking route from Terminal E gates to the nearest Terminal B/C junction point (for lounge-chasing without leaving security)?

The shortest airside route is Terminal E’s low-number gate end (E1/E2) into the Terminal C connector, then onward through Terminal C to the B–C connector junction area. From Terminal E’s main concourse, walk toward Gates E1/E1A/E2, enter the signed corridor to “Terminal C,” arrive near Terminal C’s core, then continue through Terminal C’s retail spine toward the Terminal B connector (the B–C junction zone).

Segment	Airside anchor points	Typical walk time
E concourse → connector entrance	Terminal E main hall → Gates E1/E2 area	~3–6 min (depends on start gate)
E–C connector	Connector corridor near E1/E2 → Terminal C gate area	~3–5 min
C core → B/C junction	Terminal C retail spine → B–C connector junction	~5–7 min
Total	Terminal E → nearest B/C junction point	~8–12 min

What is the exact walking distance from Terminal E security to the furthest common international gates (end-of-concourse “long hike” problem)?

The longest common hike is from the main Terminal E3 security checkpoint to the far extension gates E13–E16, which is about 0.4 miles and typically 8–10 minutes of walking. The route is a straight airside progression: clear TSA at E3, enter the main concourse (E4–E12), then continue all the way down the extended corridor to the high-number gates.

Where are the exact bag recheck / transfer-bag drop points after clearing customs in Terminal E (the physical handoff location on the map)?

The bag recheck point is immediately to the left inside the Level 1 public arrivals hall as you exit customs through the frosted glass doors. After you clear customs and the doors open into the greeter-filled arrivals space, make a hard left and you’ll hit the transfer-bag drop counters along the interior wall, before you reach the curbside exit doors. Use this only for bags already tagged to your final destination; otherwise you’ll keep custody and transfer landside with the bags.

What is the exact landside walking route from Terminal E to Terminal B that avoids wrong turns (the “you must exit security and walk” scenario)?

The cleanest landside route uses the Central Parking Garage Level 4 pedestrian bridges rather than the curb roadways. From Terminal E, go up to Level 4, cross the enclosed bridge into Central Parking, then follow the Terminal B walkway/overhead terminal signs to the Terminal B connector bridge and enter Terminal B from the garage side.

Step	Route anchor	Wrong-turn prevention cue
1	Terminal E → elevator/escalator to Level 4	Do not go outside to the curb loop
2	Level 4 bridge → Central Parking	Stay on the enclosed pedestrian bridge level
3	Central Parking Level 4 → follow Terminal B signage	Ignore lower-level vehicle ramps/doors
4	Garage-side bridge → enter Terminal B	You should arrive at Terminal B via the garage connector, not the roadway

Where are the Terminal E security checkpoint entrances located by level (which doorways/escalators lead to TSA), to prevent “wrong floor” backtracking?

Terminal E TSA entrances are on Level 3, reached from both the Level 1 arrivals hall vertical core and the Level 4 Central Parking bridge level. From Level 1, use the central escalators/elevators in the arrivals hall to go up to Level 3 and enter the main security lobby for Checkpoint E3. From Level 4, cross in from the Central Parking bridge and go down one level to Level 3 to reach the same Level 3 ticketing/security lobby; a smaller checkpoint also exists near the E1–E3 connector area with variable hours.