Boston Logan International Airport

Due to safety concerns, AT&T and Verizon said they will postpone the rollout of 5G near some U.S. airports planned for this week, but Boston Logan Airport is not one of them.

MIT Professor Muriel Medard, an expert in 5G technologies, explains the impact of 5G networks as airlines across the globe cancel flights to the U.S.

The rollout of 5G will not be delayed at Boston’s Logan Airport despite safety concerns. Airlines across the world rushed Wednesday to cancel or change flights heading into the U.S. over an ongoing dispute about the rollout of 5G mobile phone technology near American airports. The issue appeared to particularly impact the Boeing 777, a long-range, wide-body aircraft used...

As many people head to the airport to go home after the holidays, there’s a chance your flight is delayed or even canceled. But is it as bad as it was in the days leading up to the holidays?

Flight cancellations that disrupted holiday travel stretched into Monday with thousands of U.S. flights spiked during one of the year’s busiest travel periods because of crews out sick with COVID-19 and now storm fronts creating more havoc. Flight delays and cancellations tied to staffing shortages have been a constant this year. Airlines encouraged workers to quit in 2020 when air...

As the holiday weekend ends and millions of Americans try to get home, COVID-19 is ruining travel plans. More than 130 flights were affected inBoston.

Passengers on more than 130 flights into and out of Boston Logan International Airport got the frustrating news their flights were canceled over Christmas weekend. “We got here, we had no idea our flight was even canceled,” said Abigail Peirce, who was trying to fly to West Palm Beach Sunday. The omicron variant of COVID has been disrupting fight schedules…

Millions were heading home after Christmas — or trying to, amid major flight cancellations and other delays. We checked in on the situation at Boston Logan International Airport.

We met some travelers who were going through the ringer on Christmas Day, not knowing if they’d make it to their destinations amid nationwide flight cancellations.

Passengers waited in long lines to get tested for COVID-19 before taking international flights.

The longest line at Boston’s Logan International Airport is not at the TSA checkpoint or the check-in counter. It’s at the COVID test station. If you’re getting on an international flight, you need to have tested first, and the wait on the line, without an appointment, was about 4 hours Wednesday — one of the busiest days for travel...

Travelers flying into the U.S. are now required to show a negative COVID-19 test within one day of boarding their flight. “I’ve been hearing that the results don’t come in time and there’s some ambiguity in the process,” said international traveler Dhanan Jay at Boston Logan International Airport on Monday. That’s why travel experts say planning your COVID test...

New restrictions are in effect for international travelers arriving to the U.S. amid the rise of a new COVID variant, omicron.

A man brought a loaded pistol to Boston Logan International Airport on Friday, which became the second gun to be confiscated at a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint at the airport over the Thanksgiving holiday rush, the agency said. The latest incident took place about 5:30 a.m. Friday at Terminal B, according to a TSA news release. The man, from Maine,…

State police were called and cited the woman.

AAA predicted Wednesday would be one of the busiest days to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday.

The large airport crowds are a big change from last Thanksgiving, which came during the height of the pandemic.

We are officially at the height of the travel rush. Here’s what the roads and airports around Boston are looking like on Wednesday.

Boston’s Logan Airport was packed Wednesday morning with people headed home for Thanksgiving on the busiest day for air travel of the year.

Boston’s Logan Airport was packed Wednesday with people headed home for Thanksgiving on the busiest day for air travel of the year. An estimated 800,000 to 900,000 people are expected to come through Logan before Monday. In fact, AAA estimates that air travel will increase by 80% nationwide with 4 million people taking flight. Daniel Velez, of TSA New England,…