Terminal A: Delta/Continental
Terminal B: Air Canada/Alaska/America West/American Eagle/American/Spirit/USAirways
Terminal C/D:AirTran/CapeAir/JetBlue/Midwest/
United
All international flights from regardless of air carrier coming directly from a destination outside the U.S. will arrive into terminal E. Example, if your friend is coming on a direct flight from Ireland he/she will land into terminal E. However, if they flew Ireland to New York with a continuing or seperate flight into Boston they will arrive into the airline_s domestic terminal.
Once you arrive at your terminal, and after collecting your belongings walk outside any door that leads you to buses. It will be marked overhead with signs. You will stand at the blue bus stop to take the shuttle it also says _T_ with a circle around it. Several different blue buses will arrive. To get you from terminals A-D to E you can take several different buses. It doesn_t matter which of the following you take as they will all make a stop at terminal E.
Shuttle buses making stops at terminal E:
55-All terminals
66-All terminals/water shuttle dock
11-All terminals
88-All terminals/parking lot
Any/all of those buses will make stops at terminals A through E. This is the best way to get from your terminal to the international terminal to pick up your friend. If you chose to walk within the airport, it can be done but it is a long, long walk and most people do not care to do it.
Once you get off at terminal E, go in on the lower level, which will be the level you exit the bus on. Enter into any door and you will find the international arrivals customs/immigration exit doors. It is located to the right of the restrooms and the left of the only restaurant/bar you will find in the lower level. Also to the left of the Dunkin Donuts.
As an aside, if you will be using public transportation to get to your destination once leaving the airport, you can take bus 33 to the subway_s airport station which you can take into Boston for $2.
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