Cheap flights from Boston Logan International to Vancouver

Airlines that Fly From Boston to Vancouver

Located in the town of Winthrop, Massachusetts, Logan International Airport, officially known as General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport, serves as a hub for Delta Airlines, as well as a focus city for JetBlue. With only summer seasonal direct flights from Boston to Vancouver offered by Air Canada, connections of a little over an hour are common clear across the United States, ranging from layovers in Dallas, Texas, and Phoenix, Arizona, right over to San Francisco, California, and Denver, Colorado. These routes are serviced by American Airlines, Alaska Air, Delta, WestJet, and United. To keep these multitude of connecting options as open as your travel schedule, utilize Skyscanner's whole month flight search.

General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Information

As one of the fastest growing airports in America, Logan International is in a constant influx of structural and aesthetic improvements. Terminal A is the only building in the United States to be LEED certified, meeting all environmentally friendly requirements, from a heat-reflecting roof and windows, to low-flow faucets and storm-water filtration. Delta Sky Clubs on the third floor of Terminal A as well as in the main terminal building offer modern comforts for the frequent flyer. As with any international flight, it is recommended to arrive three-hours prior to departure, and these lounges provide extra incentive for early airport arrivals.

Landing in Vancouver International Airport

Consistently retaining the distinction as Canada's best airport, Vancouver International Airport also boasts the status as one of the top ten airports in the world since 2012. Interspersing the greenery and peacefulness of the ocean-side living into one of Canada's busiest airports has added to their aesthetic appeal and proves to be a serene welcome to this beautiful coast of Canada. Second only to Toronto Pearson International Airport in passenger and air traffic, YVR borders the United States, and is one of the few major international airports to have a dedicated terminal to float planes, whisking tourists to Vancouver Island and down to Seattle for craft beer and island enjoyment.

What to Expect in Vancouver

As one of the mildest climates in Canada, rainy days and drizzles make up more than half of Vancouver's annual days. This consistent precipitation allows for lush surroundings such as Stanley Park which is easily reached with little travel time. Driving in Vancouver can be daunting as the city is sprawling, so modern-day car hires such as Uber and Lyft are recommended along with the fast and efficient local rail system, the SkyTrain. For Boston brew lovers looking to expand their craft beer palate, Grandville Island offers signature lager creations and exquisite artisan shops.