Boston will soon have its own very large Centurion Lounge

Travelers through Boston's Logan International Airport are set to be wowed by a two-story American Express Centurion Lounge, which is expected to open in 2027.

American Express is doubling down on Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) with a state-of-the-art, two-story lounge that will entertain passengers with luxuries including a rooftop patio, bar, and many other premium amenities.

Serving the American region of New England, predominantly Massachutses, Boston Airport will welcome a brand new American Express Centurion Lounge in Terminal C by 2027. The lounge, which is just another part of a range of upgrades taking place at the airport, will see a 20,000-square-foot dedicated space for those eligible.

BOS has undergone several major upgrades in recent years, such as in 2023, when the airport expanded its Terminal E, providing 390,000 additional square feet of space across four new gates. The upgrade also saw additional security lanes and new retail and dining outlets. The overall airport upgrade has extended the international capacity while remaining dedicated to improving the passenger experience.

The lounge, which includes the airport's first-ever rooftop bar and patio, will be a lush plant-covered retreat that will focus on sustainability and calm esthetics for its patrons. The Massachusetts Port Authority (also known as Massport), approved the project recently, with construction expected to commence this Spring, with its grand opening planned for 2027.

The new lounge will grant Centurion card members an elevated and exclusive space. It is one of three already under construction for the financial services corporation (the others being Salt Lake City and Newark). The Boston lounge, which is set to be located in Terminal C, near Gate C10, will be built on top of the existing terminal structure, which will, in return, offer unique views of the Boston harbor.

With premium food and beverage offerings, these dishes will be curated by several top chefs in the United States and will see a specialty cocktail menu from famous mixologists, ensuring a superb start to any traveler's journey.

Inside, the lounge will feature a cozy fireplace, the perfect place to get cozy through the cold Boston winter. 'The Hearth' will offer guests relaxing armchairs, complimentary newspapers and magazines, and freshly brewed coffee or hot chocolates.

Heading upstairs, the rooftop patio will wow guests with a selection of unique plants that will outline the lounge's dedication to sustainability. The unique touch will be built to withstand the unique climate that Boston experiences. Given that lounges can see various waves of travelers, the large space will aim to alleviate any overcrowding issues that can be experienced in other airport lounges.

The Massachusetts Airport Authority is currently overseeing initial construction and financing the project's beginning. Once the shell is complete, American Express will assume responsibility for the interior outfitting. Final designs remain top secret; however, they can be expected to follow the high standards already seen at the financier's other lounge locations.

With American Express set to wow customers in Terminal C, the new lounge is just one of many that guests can explore at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS); other premium lounges at the airport include the Chase Sapphire Lounge, which is located between Terminal B and C.

For Chase guests, craft beer and wellness rooms greet their members on arrival. Other lounges include the new Delta Sky Club in Terminal E, offering breathtaking views of the harbor and accommodating up to 1,000 guests, or even the Delta One Lounge, which opened just last December.

JetBlue , another US carrier, is also set to open its own Boston lounge, located in Terminal C. However, the details of this lounge remain tightly under wraps.

American Express is a multinational financial services corporation that specializes predominantly in payment cards. In Boston, the new two-story lounge will be the second run by a payment card provider, following the Chase Sapphire Lounge between Terminal B and C.

Given its size, once completed, the proposed lounge is expected to be one of American Express's crown jewels and could rival some of the operator's other flagship lounges.

To access the lounge, American Express holders of these eligible cards are provided complimentary access:

• The Platinum Card
• The Business Platinum Card
• Delta SkyMiles Reserve American Express Card
• Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business American Express Card
• Centurion Card

It's worth noting that to be eligible for entry with the Delta Air Lines SkyMiles-issued American Express cards; you must be booked on a same-day flight operated by Delta using the Delta SkyMiles reserve card and provide a government-issued ID and a boarding pass.

Card members can access the lounge up to three hours before their scheduled departure time. Children under the age of two can enter without a fee if traveling with a parent or guardian card holder.

Officially, General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport is located in East Boston and Winthrop. It covers an area of 2,384 acres and is home to six runways and four passenger terminals.

The airport contributes to around 16,000 direct and indirect jobs. It is included in the Federal Aviation Administration's National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems and is designated as a large hub for commercial air services.

The airport opened in 1923, named after a 20th century soldier turned politician native to the city of Boston. The airport is the largest in New England, and the primary airport serving the state of Massachusetts. It is also the busiest airport in the Northeastern United States, outside of the Big Apple (New York).

Providing a number of domestic and international services, it is a secondary trans-Atlantic hub for Delta Air Lines, a major operator at the airport. European destinations are plentiful, with both year-round and seasonal services.

The airport is also an operating base for JetBlue, while American and United Airlines hold significant operations there, including trans-continental services.

Cape Air operates a robust network of regional routes from BOS to the below destinations:

• Augusta (ME)
• Bar Harbor
• Hyannis
• Lebanon (NH)
• Martha's Vineyard
• Nantucket
• Provincetown
• Rockland
• Rutland
• Saranac Lake/Lake Placid

Boston Logan International Airport is served by six runways, which include:

While Boston travelers must wait until 2027 for their new two-story lounge, American Express cardholders can still make the most of the number of global locations currently provided. Other US locations include Atlanta, Charlotte, Denver, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York (JFK), Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington D.C. (DCA).

Internationally, lounges are located in Hong Kong, London (Heathrow), Stockholm, Mumbai, Delhi, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Melbourne, Mexico City, Monterrey, and Sydney .

Not only are American Express lounges a quiet retreat from the usual hustle and bustle of the terminal, but they are also curated to provide enhanced comfort, and bespoke meal and drink options for guests. Visitors can expect hand-crafted meals and cocktails curated by award-winning chefs. Each lounge has its own special menu inspired by local ingredients and popular local dishes.

If you have emails to catch up on, there is complimentary WiFi and, in some locations, dedicated business centers. If you need time to freshen up after a long day, there are shower suites with complimentary toiletries.

An extensive wine list, paired with local and international beers, remains on offer, or if you're looking for something a little more exciting, wet your tastebuds with signature cocktails from renowned top mixologists.

Guests keen to know more about American Express Centurion Lounges, can check out more on the financiers app, or text FINDALOUNGE to 86509 (United States), to be provided further details.