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Logan is 3 miles from downtown Boston with direct highway and tunnel access, and unlike a lot of major-city airports, it dedicates real infrastructure to private aviation — three full-service FBOs with their own entrances, private screening, and on-site U.S. Customs
Logan’s three FBOs — Signature Flight Support, Atlantic Aviation, and Jet Aviation — sit on the airport’s southwest side, entirely separate from the commercial terminals. All three have on-site CBP, so international arrivals get customs officers coming to the FBO rather than routing through the main terminal. Private jet traffic generally uses runways 4R/22L and other secondary runways, kept separate from commercial flow, and the main 10,083-foot runway takes anything up to widebody.
That combination — proximity, customs, and aircraft capacity — is why Logan is the right call for Fortune 500 travel desks, family offices with international routing, medical institutions, and anyone connecting to or from a commercial flight. If privacy and lower fees matter more than capacity, take a look at Hanscom Field instead — Boston’s general-aviation-only alternative. For the full six-airport comparison, see the Boston hub page.
Costs vary by destination more than by a flat aircraft-class table:
Pricing includes FBO fees, seasonal de-icing, and basic catering. Fuel surcharges and international overflight permits can apply on top. Empty-leg discounts are available for travelers with flexible dates.
New York (Teterboro or White Plains) — about 50 minutes flight time. Washington D.C. (Dulles or Manassas) for government and corporate travel. Miami (Opa-locka or Miami International) for winter travel. Los Angeles (Van Nuys or LAX) for entertainment and business. London (Farnborough or Luton) for transatlantic executive travel.
Helicopter transfers
Direct helicopter charters from the Logan FBO ramp reach Nantucket in about 45 minutes and Martha’s Vineyard in about 40 — popular for summer weekend travel without the drive or ferry.
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Boston Logan has three premier FBOs: Signature Flight Support, Atlantic Aviation, and Jet Aviation. All offer 24/7 services, lounges, customs, and direct runway access. Jet Aviation is often preferred for its European‑style elegance, while Signature has the largest footprint for heavy jets.
The FBOs are located approximately 10–15 minutes from downtown Boston’s Financial District and Back Bay via the Ted Williams Tunnel. A helicopter transfer to Boston Heliport takes 5–7 minutes.
Yes. All three FBOs have on‑site U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for private jet arrivals from international destinations. CBP officers come directly to the FBO, avoiding the main commercial terminal.
Costs vary by destination. Regional flights to New York start from $8,000 on light jets. Coast‑to‑coast to Los Angeles on heavy jets ranges $25,000–$45,000. Transatlantic to London starts around $55,000 on ultra‑long‑range jets. Contact Ari Jets for a precise quote.
Yes. Direct helicopter charters from the BOS FBO ramp to Nantucket (ACK) take about 45 minutes, and to Martha’s Vineyard (MVY) about 40 minutes. These are popular for summer weekend getaways.
While BOS is a busy commercial airport, private jet operations use separate runways (4R/22L primarily) and dedicated taxiways, avoiding airline traffic. During peak hours (7–9 AM, 4–7 PM), there can be holding for departure slots, but Ari Jets prioritizes slot coordination.
Yes. Ari Jets operates 24/7 and can often secure an aircraft within 2–4 hours from BOS, depending on aircraft type and destination. Our Boston base has multiple stationed aircraft for immediate dispatch.
