Boston Logan International Airport
This 13 September, 2001, file photo shows a US Airways jetliner at a gate of Boston's Logan Airport Terminal A in Boston, Massachusetts, two days after two planes took off from Logan and were crashed on the World Trade Center in New York. The airliner filed for bankruptcy protection 11 August, 2002, saying it planned to use the reorganization process to recover after a blow dealt to the industry by the 11 September, 2001, attacks. The sixth-largest US carrier made the announcement shortly after filing its Chapter 11 petition with the US Bankruptcy Court in Alexandria, Virginia, just outside the US capital.'US Airways will continue to operate while we complete our financial restructuring, and our customers should be confident that we will continue service to the more than 200 communities in our network,' US Airways chief executive David Siegel said.
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This expansion of service by Alaska Airlines is good news for Boston Logan International Airport and the millions of passengers who choose to fly from New England's gateway
I love Boston airport for its live lobsters to go from Legal Sea Foods, (also with its) authentic clam chowder, and brew pubs like Samuel Adams and Harpoon
A knife this size was all that (hijacker) Mohamed Atta and the nine others needed at Logan Airport on 9/11More quotes »
Newsday's coverage
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Airport cab stand workers accused of corruption
-- Five Logan Airport cab stand workers have been charged with taking bribes for allowing taxi drivers to jump ahead in line.Prosecutors alleged Tuesday the men took more than $1,000 between November 2012 and January, generally getting $20 to $40 for allowing Read more »
Around the web
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Big game in Hub Super longshot
Bob Kraft stood in a bright sun yesterday on the patio of the Hyatt Harborside Hotel near Logan Airport with the gleaming Boston skyline in the background. When it comes to hosting a Super Bowl, that’s where that skyline will remain for some time — in th from Boston Herald Read more »
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NFL owners meeting is nothing special
When we heard that some of the richest men in the world — i.e. NFL owners — were meeting Tuesday in Boston, we imagined a procession of long black limos rolling from Logan Airport to the front door of the Four Seasons. We were wrong. The billionaires — n from Boston.com Read more »
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Don Banks: Browns' Jimmy Haslam Won't Lose Team
I am not here to be a judge of character. I am here because I want the Browns to be a stable football franchise that competes, wins, and does so consistently. If you haven't read Don Banks most recent piece as he discusses the Pilot Flying J scandal, Jim from Dawgs By Nature Read more »
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BOSTON GRAND JURY BRING WHITE COLLAR FELONY CHARGES AGAINST MASSPORT EMPLOYEES
“Sam, what do you mean, ‘co-conspirators’?” As we have discussed many times over the past years, we are seeing more and more prosecutions for things that we barely even heard about, much less saw Massachusetts criminal prosecutions for... although we kin from Criminal Lawyer Blog Read more »
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Local Family Stuck In China After Security Scare At Consulate
BOSTON (CBS) – Ralph and Cheryl Antonelli had planned to head to Logan Airport Wednesday night. Those plans changed Monday when they heard from their daughter Tracy in China. “I was shocked,” Cheryl said. “I mean I was devastated and the look on her face from CBS Boston Read more »
