Winters are on the go but have you had your fun time in Boston yet? Boston Airport Shuttle invites you to take a ride with us to some of the most special things Boston has to offer during winter. Check the list Even though the weather may be getting warmer, it is no secret to … Continue reading Experience These Before Winter Leaves Boston.
Have you seen Boston’s new public monument yet? “The Embrace,” a huge bronze sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas, was unveiled in Boston over the weekend. Titled “The Embrace,” it’s a 20-foot-tall bronze sculpture of arms locked in a hug, the pose borrowed from a famous photograph of the couple that was taken when MLK won … Continue reading Visit Beautiful Sculpture Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. And Coretta Scott King
Are you planning a day out in Boston? The city is as alive as ever this weekend. The holiday is over, but Boston is still celebrating something. Check out this list and plan your weekend now. At the Boston Wine & Food Festival, raise a glass. Join other wine lovers and raise a glass to … Continue reading 5 Things to Do This Weekend in Boston
The Colombian airline announced on Tuesday that it will resume its service between Logan Airport in Boston and Bogota beginning on March 27. In 2019, the airline decided to cancel the flight as part of an effort to boost profits. As a result of resuming service on this route, Avianca is now able to offer … Continue reading In 2023, Avianca will Resume Direct Boston-South American City flights.
Boston Airport Shuttle would like Boston Authorities to extend the traffic advisory. This week, there are some events taking place in Boston’s City of Boston that may result in parking restrictions and street closures. Participating in the events are encouraged to use public transport, cycle, or walk. Bluebikes information and details on the regional bike-share … Continue reading Boston Traffic Rules for OCT. 8 & 9 October 2022
Boston Airport Shuttle: United Airlines flight attendants hit the lines of protest outside Logan International Airport on Tuesday. The protest comes amid the airline’s struggles with the possibility of delays of tens of thousands in the past few months. Per FlightAware, United has delayed up to 67,485 flights and canceled more than 6,780 on May … Continue reading The Shortage of Pilots Is Causing Travel Problems for Passengers of Airlines
Boston Airport Shuttle Services would like to update our readers about the upcoming changes in arrangements on the streets. Today, Mayor Michelle Wu and Chief of Streets Jascha Franklin-Hodge unveiled several street modifications to help mitigate the impact of MBTA’s Orange Line shutdown, which will be permanently implemented with the reopening of the Orange Line … Continue reading Orange Line Shutdown Brings Permanent Street Changes
“We are on day 21 of our 30-day surge of the Orange Line,” MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak said. “We have less than 10 days to go. We are making good progress, and again, we are confident we will be reopening on the morning of Monday the 19th.” The orange line has been shut down … Continue reading MBTA reports, Two-Third of Orange line Work Completed
Allston Christmas here in Boston on 1st September. It is the biggest day of the year for Boston as tens of thousands of college students are arriving in Boston this week ahead of the fall semester. College students have flooded the streets of Boston this week as they move back into the city before college’s … Continue reading Traffic arrives in Boston with Allston Christmas
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s 11-mile-long Orange Line has been entirely shut down for 30 days, beginning at 9 p.m. on Aug. 19. The shutdown is supposed to end on Sept. 18. The line carries 101,000 riders a day and is an essential line of transportation for people of Massachusetts. The move comes in the … Continue reading Boston’s Orange Line Shutdown till Sept. 18