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Where can you fly nonstop from Boston?
See it on one map.

Boston Logan has nonstop flights to 56 international destinations (plus San Juan and St. Thomas, no passport needed), including 23 cities in Europe. 6 of those European routes are seasonal, which the airport's own list does not make easy to see. So we put every route on a map you can filter by month, school vacation week and flight time.

The map

Every nonstop from Logan, by month.

Pick a region and a month. Solid blue lines fly all year; dashed pink lines are seasonal. Tap a dot to see which airlines fly it, in which months, and how long it takes. Schedules verified November 10, 2026, and re-checked every month.

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Europe 23

No passport needed 2

Caribbean and Central America 12

Canada, Mexico and South America 13

Asia and the Middle East 8

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Flight times

Boston to Europe flight times, city by city.

Scheduled nonstop flight times from Boston Logan, shortest first. Coming back takes about an hour longer because you fly into the jet stream. The shortest hop to Europe is Ponta Delgada, 5h05; most of the big cities are 6.5 to 7.5 hours, which is why the overnight red-eye works so well with kids.

RouteFlight time outFlight time backWhen it flies
Boston to Ponta Delgada (PDL)5h05–Year-round
Boston to Reykjavik (KEF)5h155h45Year-round
Boston to Shannon (SNN)6h7h05Year-round
Boston to Dublin (DUB)6h107h15Year-round
Boston to Edinburgh (EDI)6h30–May to October
Boston to Lisbon (LIS)6h35–Year-round
Boston to Porto (OPO)6h357h30Year-round
Boston to London (LHR)6h407h40Year-round
Boston to London (LGW)6h45–Dates not announced yet
Boston to Paris (CDG)6h558h05Year-round
Boston to Amsterdam (AMS)7h8hYear-round
Boston to Madrid (MAD)7h8h10Year-round
Boston to Frankfurt (FRA)7h108h20Year-round
Boston to Munich (MUC)7h158h25Year-round
Boston to Zurich (ZRH)7h158h35Year-round
Boston to Copenhagen (CPH)7h208h20Year-round
Boston to Barcelona (BCN)7h45–April to October
Boston to Milan (MXP)7h55–May to October
Boston to Rome (FCO)8h9h30Year-round
Boston to Venice (VCE)8h20–May to October
Boston to Vienna (VIE)8h25–Year-round
Boston to Istanbul (IST)9h2010h20Year-round
Boston to Athens (ATH)9h40–Dates not announced yet

Typical scheduled block times, rounded; individual flights vary by 10 to 20 minutes with the season and the airline. Verified November 10, 2026.

Seasonal routes

Which Boston nonstops only fly part of the year?

Airlines add Logan routes for the season they sell best. Most of the summer-only routes are Europe (direct flights from Boston to Barcelona, Edinburgh and Milan are spring-to-fall routes), while the winter-only routes are Caribbean sun. New for summer 2027, Delta adds Boston to Venice from May 7 and Boston to Reykjavik from April 12. Some year-round cities also gain a second or third airline in summer, which usually means more flight times and more fare competition.

Seasonal, 2027 dates not announced yet: Athens, London. These show on the map under any month until the airline publishes its season.

Summer-season nonstops 4

  • Barcelona: Delta, April to October; JetBlue, Dates not announced yet
  • Edinburgh: Delta, May to October; JetBlue, Dates not announced yet
  • Milan: Delta, May to October; JetBlue, Dates not announced yet
  • Venice: Delta, May to October

Winter-season nonstops 5

Year-round, with extra seasonal airlines 10

  • Amsterdam: JetBlue, March to October
  • Aruba: Delta, December to April
  • Bermuda: BermudAir, November to May
  • Dublin: JetBlue, Dates not announced yet
  • Frankfurt: Condor, May to October
  • Halifax: Delta Connection, Dates not announced yet
  • Madrid: Delta, Dates not announced yet; JetBlue, Dates not announced yet
  • Nassau: Delta, December to April
  • Punta Cana: Delta, Dates not announced yet
  • Reykjavik: Delta, April to October

Still checking

These Boston nonstops have flown before but we could not confirm them for the coming season from the airline or two independent sources, so they are not on the map yet. We re-check them every month.

  • Calgary (YYC), WestJet
  • Grand Cayman (GCM), JetBlue
  • Nice (NCE), Delta
  • Puerto Plata (POP), JetBlue
  • St. Lucia (UVF), JetBlue
  • Terceira (TER), Azores Airlines
  • Vancouver (YVR), JetBlue
New England school vacation weeks

Nonstops that line up with February and April vacation.

Most New England schools break in late December, the third week of February and the third week of April. February is Europe's off-season, so the summer routes are gone, but the year-round cities (London, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam, Reykjavik, Lisbon, Zurich and Rome among them) all still fly, and the Caribbean winter routes are at their peak. April vacation sits right at the edge of the summer schedule, so check the map: some seasonal routes start the week before, some the week after. Use the vacation buttons on the map to see each one. Vacation weeks are also the most expensive week to fly, which we explain in why vacation-week airfare costs more.

Fares

When are flights from Boston to Europe cheapest?

For cheap flights from Boston to Europe, fly a year-round route outside school vacation weeks. Cities with three or more airlines on the nonstop (London, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam) tend to price lowest because the airlines compete, and November through March, minus the holidays, is the quietest stretch of the year. Summer-only routes are newer and thinner, so they rarely have the deals. Search a route below and look at the whole month view, not one date.

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Questions

How long is the flight from Boston to…

How long is the flight from Boston to London?

Direct flights from Boston to London take about 6 hours 40 minutes heading east and about 7 hours 40 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines, Delta and JetBlue, landing at Heathrow (LHR).

How long is the flight from Boston to Paris?

Direct flights from Boston to Paris take about 6 hours 55 minutes heading east and about 8 hours 5 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on Air France, Delta and JetBlue, landing at CDG.

How long is the flight from Boston to Dublin?

Direct flights from Boston to Dublin take about 6 hours 10 minutes heading east and about 7 hours 15 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on Aer Lingus, Delta and JetBlue, landing at DUB.

How long is the flight from Boston to Amsterdam?

Direct flights from Boston to Amsterdam take about 7 hours heading east and about 8 hours coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on KLM, Delta and JetBlue, landing at AMS.

How long is the flight from Boston to Lisbon?

Direct flights from Boston to Lisbon take about 6 hours 35 minutes heading east. It runs year-round on TAP Air Portugal and Delta, landing at LIS.

How long is the flight from Boston to Madrid?

Direct flights from Boston to Madrid take about 7 hours heading east and about 8 hours 10 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on Iberia, Delta and JetBlue, landing at MAD.

How long is the flight from Boston to Barcelona?

Direct flights from Boston to Barcelona take about 7 hours 45 minutes heading east. It is scheduled April to October so far on Delta and JetBlue, landing at BCN.

How long is the flight from Boston to Reykjavik?

Direct flights from Boston to Reykjavik take about 5 hours 15 minutes heading east and about 5 hours 45 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on Icelandair and Delta, landing at KEF.

How long is the flight from Boston to Edinburgh?

Direct flights from Boston to Edinburgh take about 6 hours 30 minutes heading east. It is scheduled May to October so far on Delta and JetBlue, landing at EDI.

How long is the flight from Boston to Zurich?

Direct flights from Boston to Zurich take about 7 hours 15 minutes heading east and about 8 hours 35 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on SWISS, landing at ZRH.

How long is the flight from Boston to Rome?

Direct flights from Boston to Rome take about 8 hours heading east and about 9 hours 30 minutes coming back, because of the jet stream. It runs year-round on ITA Airways and Delta, landing at FCO.

Where can you fly nonstop from Boston?

Boston Logan has nonstop flights to about 56 international destinations: most of Western Europe's big cities, the Azores, Reykjavik and Istanbul, a long list of Caribbean islands, Canada, Mexico and Central America, and long-haul routes to Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Beijing, Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv. The map on this page shows every one, filtered by month.

Which direct flights from Boston are seasonal?

In Europe, the summer-season routes typically run from spring to fall and stop for the winter; in the Caribbean, some routes only fly in winter. The seasonal section of this page lists every seasonal route from Boston with the months it runs, and the map's dashed lines show them.

What is the shortest flight from Boston to Europe?

Ponta Delgada in the Azores, at about 5 hours, followed by Reykjavik at about 5 hours 15 minutes and Shannon and Dublin at about 6 hours. Those short routes are the easiest overnight flights to do with kids.

How often is this route map updated?

Every month. We check each Logan route against the airlines' published schedules and announcements and Massport's nonstop list, and change the map only when a change is confirmed. The verified date at the top of the map shows the last check.