Cheap flights from Edmonton International to Boston Logan International

The edge of the Canadian west meets the heart of America's historic eastern shore with this route. Unless you're a seasoned commuter on this route, you might need to prepare for some culture shock. This is a regular route between two major cities, so even though the prices won't blow your mind, either way, you have your choice of carriers and stops if you have a preferred airline or loyalty points to use.

Flying out of Edmonton

Edmonton may not be known globally as a world class city, but that's only because not enough people have experienced its impressive airport. Edmonton International Airport (YEG) straddles the vast and pristine Arctic wilderness and the big cities of the south, handling both regional and international air traffic for a large area. This is the country's largest airport in regards to area, and the fifth busiest when it comes to passenger traffic.

Upon arrival at YEG, which can be via taxi, the private SkyShuttle, public transit, or direct coach service from a nearby city or national park, you can take advantage of the convenient US pre-clearance border services and relax in one of the premium lounges while waiting for your flight to Boston.

Airlines that Fly from Edmonton to Boston

Despite the fact that this flight is only six hours in duration between two major cities, direct flights aren't available unless you charter your own plane. Be prepared to spend anywhere from nine to 15 hours traveling with at least one stop.

 
• Delta makes this trip from Edmonton to its hub in the Boston airport with one stop in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
 
• Westjet, our very own western airline, can get you to Boston after a stop in YVR in Vancouver.
 
• Alaska Airlines, another airline based in the west, stops in SEATAC before heading to the opposite coast.
 
• United flies this route with a single stop in Denver.

Each of your potential stops is at a major international airport, so there should be plenty of amenities and diversions while you wait for your connecting flight.

Boston Airport Information

Welcome to General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport (BOS), often shortened to Logan International, the busiest and largest airport in New England. The airport is one large terminal divided into four terminals, lettered A, B, C (which integrates some of old Terminal D's infrastructure), and E. If the final lap of your flight originated in Canada, you'll likely disembark at Terminal E, the designated area for international flights. If you have time during a stopover or before you leave the airport, check out some interesting historic landmarks, like the now mostly unused terminal dedicated to former Boston resident Amelia Earhart, or the chapel, Our Lady of the Airways, the first of its kind in the country.