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BOS · General Edward Lawrence Logan Intl
BOS · General Edward Lawrence Logan Intl: FAA passenger boardings, observed airport codes (BOS), recorded service and separately defined BTS reliability.
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BOS · General Edward Lawrence Logan Intl
140,092 eligible arrivals · 140,464 eligible departures · 142,859 scheduled · 100+ eligible for selected rate
- Code
- BOS
- City
- Boston
- State
- MA
- Location Source
- FAA NASR 2026-10-01
- Faa Site
- 08778.
- Flights
- 142,859
- Arrival Eligible
- 140,092
- Departure Eligible
- 140,464
- Arrival On Time
- 75.85
- Departure On Time
- 77.28
- Cancellation Rate
- 1.68
- Diversion Rate
- 0.26
- Arrival Average Delay
- 18.41
- Departure Average Delay
- 18.06
- Carrier Delay Minutes
- 701,793
- Weather Delay Minutes
- 65,784
- Nas Delay Minutes
- 680,312
- Security Delay Minutes
- 1,990
- Late Aircraft Delay Minutes
- 1,002,708
- Cause Eligible
- 33,838
- Cancel Carrier
- 485
- Cancel Weather
- 950
- Cancel Nas
- 959
- Cancel Security
- 1
- Cancel Unknown
- 0
- Distance
- 299.85
| Place / event | Selected measure | Source context |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 20,699,377 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2019 recorded nonstop departures | 194,432 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 191 destinations · 20,722,123 passenger movements |
| 2020 | 6,035,452 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2020 recorded nonstop departures | 91,783 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 154 destinations · 6,044,094 passenger movements |
| 2021 | 10,909,817 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2021 recorded nonstop departures | 115,644 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 165 destinations · 10,928,256 passenger movements |
| 2022 | 17,443,775 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2022 recorded nonstop departures | 168,844 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 189 destinations · 17,461,192 passenger movements |
| 2023 | 19,962,678 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2023 recorded nonstop departures | 178,542 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 183 destinations · 19,980,227 passenger movements |
| 2024 | 21,090,721 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2024 recorded nonstop departures | 187,549 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 202 destinations · 21,294,487 passenger movements |
| 2025 | 21,021,153 boardings | FAA annual passenger enplanements · independent of BTS on-time sample |
| 2025 recorded nonstop departures | 188,313 departures | BTS T-100 scheduled passenger service · 203 destinations · 21,128,285 passenger movements |
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Sources, coverage & definitions
BTS operating-flight/T-100 records · FAA boardings · retrieved 2026-10-03
Reliability uses BTS domestic Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance, 2019–2025. Each operating flight is counted once. Arrival on time means an observed arrival delay below 15 minutes, excluding canceled, diverted and missing outcomes. Departure on time uses observed departures, excluding canceled and missing outcomes. Cancellations and diversions use all scheduled records. Delay averages use nonnegative lateness minutes, including zero for early arrivals/departures.
Comparisons apply identical dates, month, carrier, destination, weekday and origin-local scheduled departure hours. A rate needs 100 eligible records to rank; smaller samples are displayed and labeled. Cause minutes describe eligible late-arriving flights with reported causes; they are not proportions of all passengers or all flights. Cancellation causes are carrier, weather, national air system, security and unknown.
T-100 domestic/international all-carrier segments represent recorded scheduled (F) or nonscheduled (L) passenger service. Departures and passenger movements are directional; seats and passengers are not unique travelers. Historical routes do not promise future service. FAA enplanements are passenger boardings, not arrivals plus departures. Airport/carrier stable BTS IDs retain observed code histories; unmatched or ambiguous locations remain unlocated. Current coordinates use FAA NASR 2026-10-01 and unique OurAirports IATA matches.
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