Boston Airport Transportation | Logan Airport Car Service

Reserve private group transportation to or from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) for families, business teams, wedding parties, event travelers and other larger groups. Vehicle options include SUVs, Sprinter vans and a motor coach, with the final vehicle selected around passenger count, luggage and the complete itinerary.

Families · Teams · Events
SUV · Sprinter · Coach
Passengers + luggage
One primary contact
A larger group can reserve one appropriately sized private vehicle for transportation to or from Boston Logan Airport rather than splitting everyone across several unrelated cars. Provide the total passenger count, luggage, flight details and destination, and designate one primary contact for the group. Vehicle options can include SUVs, Sprinter vans and a motor coach depending on the size and requirements of the trip.
Keep family members, children, luggage, strollers and advance child-seat requests together for airport arrivals or departures.
Coordinate employees, clients, conference attendees or visiting business groups under one transportation plan.
Arrange transportation between Logan Airport, hotels and event locations for guests who want to travel together.
Use a Sprinter or coach when the number of passengers and luggage exceeds the practical capacity of smaller vehicles.
Include all adults and children, plus anyone joining the group at another confirmed stop.
Count checked bags, carry-ons, strollers, sports equipment and other oversized items that need vehicle space.
Designate one primary contact to receive pickup communication and coordinate instructions with the rest of the group.
Include flight information, hotels, event locations, additional stops and return-trip details when they are known.
A vehicle may have enough seats for the group but still lack enough cargo space for everyone’s luggage. For airport transportation, passengers and bags need to be planned together. Include checked luggage, carry-ons, strollers, golf bags, ski equipment, presentation materials and other oversized items before the vehicle is confirmed.
If group members arrive on different flights, provide each flight number and explain whether everyone should wait and depart together or whether separate pickups are needed. One primary coordinator should be reachable during the travel window so changes can be communicated clearly.
Smaller groups may fit in a premium SUV. Medium-size parties may need a Sprinter-style vehicle. Larger organized travel can require a motor coach when available and appropriate. The objective is not to book the biggest vehicle by default—it is to match people, luggage, pickup access and itinerary without creating unnecessary complexity.
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Choose around the complete travel party, not only the seat count. Consider passengers, checked bags, carry-ons, strollers and equipment. An SUV can suit a smaller group, a Sprinter is designed for a larger party, and a motor coach may be appropriate for larger organized groups. Final usable capacity depends on the specific trip and luggage.
Your fleet includes private sedans and SUVs, a Sprinter van listed for up to 14 passengers and 14 bags, and a motor coach listed for up to 27 passengers and 27 bags. Final capacity should still be confirmed for the reservation because luggage, equipment and vehicle configuration can affect the space available.
Yes. Provide every airline and flight number and designate one primary group coordinator. Explain whether everyone should wait and depart together or whether separate pickup arrangements are needed. If a flight changes significantly, contact Boston Airport Transportation so the transportation plan can be reviewed.
Yes. Ten passengers traveling with only carry-ons require different cargo space from ten passengers with checked luggage, strollers or equipment. Include the complete bag count and oversized items so the vehicle can be selected for both the passengers and everything traveling with them.
Yes. Include child-seat requests when making the reservation, along with the number of adults and children, luggage and any strollers. The child-seat requirements and overall vehicle setup should be confirmed as part of the reservation.
Group transportation requirements can change when passenger counts, flights, luggage or itinerary details change. Contact Boston Airport Transportation if the confirmed trip needs to be updated before travel.