Logan International Airport Terminal E Modernization

SQ. FT.

565,000

Owner

Massachusetts Port Authority

Architect

AECOM

Two phases of construction in a fully operational terminal

Logan International Airport Terminal E Modernization

The first phase included enabling the addition of four gates and major renovations to the existing terminal. The second phase included the addition of three gates and associated landside and airside improvements.

On the departures level, the existing checkpoint was decommissioned and moved to a new location. The current checkpoint was renovated to accommodate additional concessions and office support space. The ticketing lobby was extended and integrated with the new addition, and a major reconfiguration of the existing ticketing lobby was undertaken. This included new technology, new ticket counter arrangements, kiosks and a new vertical circulation node on the west end of the terminal’s three-level space connecting from the arrivals level to the departures level.

A large commercial airplane is parked at an airport terminal at dusk, with boarding bridges connected. The city skyline and high-rise buildings are visible in the background under a clear sky.

A modern, futuristic building with bold, smooth red panels and curved, wave-like windows under a clear blue sky. The sleek architecture reflects sunlight, creating a dynamic and vibrant look.

Extensive reconfigurations on the mezzanine and arrivals levels

Logan International Airport Terminal E Modernization

This included a major re-configuration of the existing Immigration and Naturalization Service Hall, the Customs and Border Protection areas, and the baggage claim hall. The project also included the modernization of the central plant with a new co-gen system. The terminal is jointly designed by Luis Vidal and AECOM with the intent to improve the customer experience while increasing Logan’s capacity to service wide-bodied jets.