
Logan Flights Return to Normal After Fueling Glitch
Boston Logan International Airport resumed operations early Monday after an overnight ground stop caused by problems with the airport's aircraft fueling system.
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Boston Logan International Airport resumed operations early Monday after an overnight ground stop caused by problems with the airport's aircraft fueling system.

The FAA is investigating a close-call incident at Boston’s Logan International Airport that occurred on December 9, 2025, with the probe continuing as of June 21, 2026.

The FAA is investigating a close call at Boston Logan International Airport after Delta Air Lines Flight 2351 aborted its landing on an intersecting runway as American Airlines Flight 3161 was accelerating for takeoff. Air traffic control audio indicates the two aircraft came within several hundred feet of each other before the Delta flight performed an evasive go-around and landed safely. The incident underscores ongoing aviation safety concerns, though go-arounds are a routine measure to prevent runway incursions.

A woman on a San Francisco–Munich flight attacked another passenger, prompting the plane to divert to Logan Airport; Massachusetts State Police arrested her, and it’s not yet clear if anyone was injured as the investigation develops.

Massachusetts opened the nation’s first remote terminal for Logan Airport in Framingham, allowing eligible JetBlue and Delta passengers to check in, clear TSA screening, and ride an hourly bus directly to their Logan terminal, bypassing on-site security. The service runs for flights 5:30 a.m.–4 p.m., costs $9 each way (kids under 18 ride free with a ticketed family member), and offers ~400 parking spots at $7/day. Tickets are available at LoganRemote.com up to 90 days or 90 minutes before departure, with bus times set to arrive at Logan at least 45 minutes before takeoff.

Boston Logan is running a June–August pilot that screens Delta and JetBlue passengers at a remote Framingham facility 22 miles from the airport, allowing bag check, TSA screening, and a shuttle directly to the airside gate with PreCheck accepted, in a bid to ease congestion by moving security away from the terminal.

Massport is piloting off-airport TSA screening at a Framingham facility about 25 miles from Logan, where selected passengers check in, drop bags, and clear security before boarding a shuttle to a special Logan entrance. The $9 one-way bus and $7 daily parking service runs for Delta and JetBlue flights from 5:30 am–4 pm, with reservations possible from 90 days to 90 minutes before departure. The aim is to reduce security lines and city traffic, with expansion possible if successful.

Massport will open the first-in-the-nation remote TSA terminal in Framingham, allowing travelers to clear security before heading to Logan and aiming to ease congestion and emissions; Logan recently rolled out real-time security wait times.

A new Landline-operated remote terminal in Framingham will let Delta and JetBlue travelers check in, drop bags, and clear TSA before taking an hourly coach to Boston Logan; fares start as low as $9 one-way, with bags transferred directly to planes, though the bus portion does not earn airline loyalty points.

A Somerville family is in quarantine after exposure to measles on a Boston-bound flight. They have no symptoms yet and will remain isolated through May 5 as health officials monitor for potential cases amid rising measles activity. The parents were vaccinated as children, but their two young children are not yet eligible for vaccination.

Two young children in Somerville are in a 21-day home quarantine after a JetBlue flight from Florida exposed them to measles at Logan Airport's Terminal C; the 11-month-old and 2-year-old are not fully vaccinated due to age, their father says, and health officials report three other Massachusetts households quarantined in connection with the same exposure.

A Rhode Island man in his 40s who was traveling internationally and connected in Fort Lauderdale before flying JetBlue to Boston’s Logan International Airport on April 13 may have exposed other travelers to measles, according to health officials.

As the Senate weighs reopening the DHS, about 300 TSA agents have walked off nationwide due to the ongoing shutdown, with Logan Airport seeing limited delays so far but unions warning the staffing crisis could worsen as pay remains suspended and replacements would take months to train; CEOs of major airlines have urged Congress to ensure TSA workers are paid so the aviation system isn’t jeopardized.

A JetBlue flight from Boston Logan to Vero Beach was held on the tarmac for hours after an unidentified person claimed there was a bomb aboard; FBI and Massachusetts State Police, with firefighters and dogs, searched the plane and removed and checked luggage before the threat was deemed not credible, and no arrests were reported.

A bomb threat on a JetBlue flight from Logan Airport in Boston to Vero Beach, Florida, was deemed not credible by authorities; the aircraft taxied to a remote area after landing and passengers endured a nearly three-hour delay on the tarmac while investigators cleared the plane.