Big-city airport opening first-ever ‘remote’ terminal for TSA screening — 25 miles away from gates
Boston's Logan International Airport is set to open a remote terminal for TSA screening, located 25 miles away from the gates. This initiative, starting June 1, aims to streamline the travel experience by allowing passengers to check in and go through security before arriving at the airport. The program is currently limited to Delta and JetBlue passengers during specific hours, with hopes of expanding in the future.
- ▪The remote terminal allows passengers to undergo TSA screening in advance, theoretically saving time and reducing congestion at the airport.
- ▪Passengers will be shuttled to the airport via a $9 bus service that operates hourly, with luggage transferred by airline employees.
- ▪Parking at the remote terminal costs $7 per day, which is significantly cheaper than parking at Logan Airport.
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Travel Big-city airport opening first-ever ‘remote’ terminal for TSA screening — 25 miles away from gates By Ben Cost Published May 20, 2026, 9:26 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google It’s a different kind of pre-check. Travelers departing Boston no longer have to be at the airport to go through security. Starting June 1, the Massachusetts Port Authority is debuting the first-ever remote airport terminal, allowing passengers flying out of Boston’s Logan International Airport to undergo TSA screening in advance — 25 miles away from the gate, theoretically saving time, money and headaches.
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