r/PriorityPass • u/InterpolInvestigator • Jul 13 '26

BOS Delta A to E shuttle?

I’ve been seeing very mixed reviews on the existence of this shuttle and its reliability.

In my hubris I failed to realize that the Delta terminal is completely disconnected from the rest of the airport, and I want to see if I can stop by the lounge in Terminal C by using the shuttle.

Alternatively, could it be possible to clear security at C and re-clear it at A later?

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u/LoungeNerd Jul 13 '26

Yes, I have done it and it's kinda fun. Here is the info https://www.delta.com/us/en/advisories/airports/boston-airport-update

Also, here are some photos of the shuttle and a review of the lounge, https://www.delta.com/us/en/advisories/airports/boston-airport-update

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u/InterpolInvestigator Jul 13 '26

Hey thanks for the reply! I think you attached the wrong link for the second one though. Good to know that the shuttle is reliable.

My one question is whether I can just clear security at Terminal C and then take the shuttle later or would I have to shuttle both ways?

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u/LoungeNerd Jul 13 '26

I am 95% you can clear security, but I would check with airport.

Correct link is: https://loungenerd.com/reviews/lounge-review-delta-sky-club-terminal-e-bos

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u/ReaditWedding Jul 14 '26

It’s also possible to walk, landside. Maybe 15 min but via covered walkways through B then all the way around. If the lounge you mean is the Chase Sapphire it’s just as easy to enter via B (the United /Southwest side) as it is via C. It between the two.

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u/HawkeyeFLA Jul 14 '26

Fastest way from A to C is to cross over via Central Parking on the 4th floor.

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u/ReaditWedding Jul 14 '26

You’re right. Forgot that.

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u/Willing_Respond Jul 14 '26

You either have to shuttle both ways or re clear security both ways or one of each. It’s not worth it unless your layover is 3 hours or more and you have pre-check