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CLEAR Expands at Boston Logan Airport

by Daniel McCarthy  April 03, 2024
CLEAR Expands at Boston Logan Airport

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CLEAR is adding more lanes at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).

CLEAR this week announced that it is now available at Logan’s Terminal E, the third terminal for the security program at the airport (it is also at Terminal A and B). Passengers who are CELEAR members and are traveling through Terminal E will now be able to use new dedicated lanes that will take them directly to TSA physical security.

CLEAR originally launched at Boston Logan in May 2019, first just at Terminal A. The airport was CLEAR’s 29th location when it launched. As of April 2024, CLEAR is now at 56 U.S. airports with plans to expand to even more.

“We are thrilled to be expanding our footprint at Boston Logan Airport and help even more Bostonians enjoy a friction-free airport experience at Terminal E,” said CLEAR CEO Caryn Seidman Becker. “As travel ramps up during spring break, Ambassadors at our CLEAR Plus Lanes are ready to create a predictable, fast, and secure journey for even more travelers flying out of Boston.”

  
  
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