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The Boston Bruins Bar is in Terminal A of Boston Logan International Airport and serves a variety of classic American meals and beers while Wahlburgers is in Terminal C and is known for their burgers and sandwiches. Camden Food Co. is also in Terminal C and has to-go options such as salads and pastries.

Although Boston Logan International Airport does not currently have any indoor pet relief zones, there is an outdoor area next to every Arrivals terminal. They are reserved for both pets and service animals and they contain artificial grass, waste disposal bags, running water, and trash cans.

The local bus number 100 Airport Flyer has a stop at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and will take you to the city’s downtown, while the bus number 350 Airport Boulevard will take you to Northern Austin. Single rides cost $1.25, while daily passes can be purchased for $2.50.

To stay somewhere chic yet simple, book a room at the Courtyard by Marriott Austin Airport, which is less than 4 mi from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and a 15m drive from the city center. If you’re interested in particularly affordable lodging, opt for the Staybridge Suites Austin Airport, a hotel that is a 10m drive from the airport and a 14m drive from the popular McKinney Falls State Park.

BOS has elevators with call buttons and Braille signage for accessing upper floors, and the washrooms in the airport are easily accessible. Passengers can request and arrange for free wheelchairs in advance via their respective airlines, and the airport has employees to give navigation assistance to anyone who requires help getting around the airport.

Using the various public bus services offered by the city from downtown is an economical way of getting to the airport. There are taxis in the city that can get you to the airport in about 20 minutes depending on traffic. Using a pickup and drop-off rideshare service is another popular mode of transit to the airport, especially for travelers with luggage.

Yes. AUS has multiple car rental companies such as Fox and Enterprise offering on-site rental services at the airport. Rental arrangements and reservations can be made on the company’s website in advance, and once you land at the airport, the rental car collection is done at the parking garage found outside the baggage claim area after clearance.

Yes. AUS has family-friendly and accessible restrooms that are equipped with changing stations. Parents with nursing infants at the airport have free access to a private lactation and nursing pod near gate 10 of the Barbara Jordan Terminal. You can watch planes in the family viewing room at the airport, and some restaurants within the airport have kid-friendly menus.

Yes. If you are driving to the airport, you can leave your car at BOS. The airport has parking lots at Terminals B and E, and there is also a central parking garage ideal for short-term parking. The economy parking lot is ideal for travelers leaving their cars at the airport for an extended period. There are complimentary shuttles that operate from the lots to the terminals.

Yes. There is an American Airlines Club located near Gate 22 that travelers using American Airlines can access by purchasing a membership or paying at the door. Travelers using United Airlines can access the United Club on the airside of the airport on the mezzanine level by paying at the entrance or having a United Club Lounge membership. Delta Sky Club is located in the main terminal of the airport and can be accessed by paying for a lounge membership.

JetBlue, Delta, American Airlines, Aeromexico, and Alaska Airlines offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Boston to Austin flight route.

The Airbus A220-300 is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Boston to Austin flight route.

SkyTeam is the only airline alliance operating flights between Boston and Austin.

There are direct flights from Boston to Austin on a daily basis.

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