Cheap flights from Boston Logan International to Montreal

Flight Information

Most flights to Montréal from Boston Logan International require one layover. There is also one nonstop route available. Air Canada flies directly from Logan International Airport to Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. Travellers can fly connecting routes on Delta Airlines, Porter Airlines, American Airlines, and WestJet.

Flights on board Delta usually connect in New York — either at LaGuardia Airport or John F. Kennedy International Airport — though travellers may occasionally book a flight with a change of planes in Detroit. If flying with American Airlines, the layover will be in Philadelphia. Porter flies from Boston to Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, then on to Montreal, while WestJet flies a similar route but with a plane change at Toronto Pearson. Passengers can also book with Air Canada and have a single layover, typically in Toronto Pearson.

Terminal Information for Logan International Airport

Visitors have a few different options to arrive at Logan. The Logan Express offers bus service from Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, and Peabody. Flyers can also get to the airport from downtown Boston by water shuttle or water taxi. Public transportation on the city's T system is another easy way to get to the airport. Delta and WestJet flights depart from Terminal A, while Air Canada and American Airlines take off from Terminal B. Porter uses Terminal E. All terminals give travellers a variety of shops and dining options to grab a bite or do some last-minute shopping before boarding. Boston Logan provides free Wi-Fi throughout the airport.

Terminal Information for Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport

Montréal-Trudeau has one two-level passenger terminal, but flights from Boston Logan International to Montréal may arrive at different concourses. Travellers have access to free, high-speed Wi-Fi wherever they are in the terminal. The service provides 60 minutes of free browsing, and if travellers need more time, they can simply begin a new session. Once visitors are ready to get to the city, the 747 bus line offers service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The ride, which takes between 45 to 60 minutes depending on traffic, travels a simple route from Montréal-Trudeau airport to downtown Montréal. Visitors will get off at the corner of Berri and Sainte-Catherine, where the Berri-UQAM metro station connects to the rest of the city.

What You Need to Know

Travellers must have a valid passport for any international flight from the United States to Canada and should arrive at the airport three hours prior to departure for Boston to Montréal flights.

What to Expect in Montréal

Montréal is a major North American urban hub with a European-chic vibe. Visit Notre-Dame Basilica, wander around Old Montreal, and climb Mont Royal for a great view of the city. Enjoy fashion boutiques and fresh espresso along St. Denis, or take in the vibe along St. Catherine West or St. Laurent. Travellers who are in town during the winter can catch a Montréal Canadiens game for some exciting hockey — if they can get the seats, that is. Habs tickets are perennially hard to get.

For museum-lovers, Montréal offers a rich landscape of cultural activities. Check out the Musée des Beaux Arts for the fine art collections or the Biodome for an exploration of the ecosystems in the Americas.