Logan Express

Logan Express
	A Logan Express bus at Terminal E in 2024
Parent	Massport
Founded	1986
Headquarters	Boston
Locale	Greater Boston, Massachusetts
Service type	Airport shuttle
Routes	5
Destinations	Logan International Airport
Stations	4 suburban terminals; 2 urban stops; 5 airport stops;
Annual ridership	2,817,190 (2024)
Fuel type	Diesel, compressed natural gas
Operator	Multiple private operators
Website	https://www.massport.com/logan-airport/getting-to-logan/logan-express
System map
System map
	13km; 8.1miles 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 🌍 Note: Only pickup locations are shown. Dropoff locations are different at Back Bay station and the airport terminals. 1 Prudential Center (Back Bay); 2 Copley Place (Back Bay); 3 Braintree; 4 Danvers; 5 Framingham; 6 Woburn; 7 Terminal A; 8 Terminal B (Stop 1); 9 Terminal B (Stop 2); 10 Terminal C; 11 Terminal E;

Logan Express (LEX) is an airport bus shuttle network in Massachusetts, United States, that serves Logan International Airport from the Greater Boston area. The service is operated by private bus companies under contract to the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport). It consists of four routes serving suburban park-and-ride terminals in Braintree, Danvers, Framingham, and Woburn, plus an urban route serving the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston.

The service began in September 1986 with a route from Quincy Adams station and expanded over the following decades. Framingham service was added later in 1986. Quincy Adams was replaced with a Braintree terminal in 1990. Woburn service began in 1992; Peabody service in 2001, and Back Bay service in 2014. Service from South Station was trialed in 1992–93 and 2000–2001. Surface parking lots at the Framingham terminal were replaced in 2015 with a parking garage, which was expanded in 2025. The Peabody terminal was relocated to Danvers in 2024. Further terminal improvements are planned, including garages at Braintree and "remote terminals" with airport security.