What airlines fly to Amsterdam from Boston?

With scenic canals and world class cultural attracts, Amsterdam is a popular destination for travellers heading to Europe. Likewise, Boston is a major destinations with two internationally renowned universities, champion sports teams and a history closed linked to America’s evolution as a nation.

A major transatlantic route, hundreds of thousands travel from Boston to Amsterdam each year. In 2019, 335,220 people flew between the two cities according to Schiphol Airport. Whether on busines of for leisure, travellers have several options to fly to the Amsterdam from Boston. Options include non-stop service as well as connecting flights.

Delta flights to Amsterdam from Boston

Delta Air Lines operates direct flights to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport from Terminal A, the carrier’s hub at Boston’s Logan International Airport. Daily flights and twice daily flights during some periods provide plenty of flexibility and convenience for travellers.

Logan Airport’s Terminal A opened in 2005, replacing an original building that was built in the 1970s. Although flights to Amsterdam depart from Terminal A, arrivals are at Terminal E. For business class travellers heading to Amsterdam and other flyers with lounge access, there are two Delta Sky Club facilities at Terminal A. In Amsterdam, passengers can access a Delta Sky Club lounge plus KLM Crown Lounges.

KLM flights to Amsterdam from Boston

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flies non-stop between Boston and Amsterdam. The route was launched in 2019, offering KLM’s first direct flight to the city from Amsterdam. Flights are available three to four times a week. In addition, KLM and Delta codeshare flights between Boston and Amsterdam.

Flights operated by KLM are based at Terminal E, Logan International Airport’s main international terminal. Also known as the John A. Volpe International Terminal, the terminal was completed in 1974 and expanded several times including in 2019. Business class travellers have access to Air France’s lounge at Terminal E. In Amsterdam, Schiphol Airport has several KLM Crown Lounges for business class passengers and others with access.

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Connecting flights between Boston and Amsterdam

In addition to non-stop flights by Delta and KLM, several American and international airlines operate connecting flights between Amsterdam and Boston. For example, United operates connecting flights via Newark Liberty International Airport. American Airlines and its partner British Airways also offer connections via London’s Heathrow Airport.

International carriers with connecting services between Amsterdam and Boston include Aer Lingus via Dublin, Air France via Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, and Alitalia via Rome’s Fiumicino Airport. Flights are also available through Toronto with Air Canada, Madrid with Iberia, Reykjavik with Icelandair and Frankfurt with Lufthansa. TAP Air Portugal also operates connecting flights via Lisbon and Scandinavian by way of Copenhagen. Other options include Swiss International Air Lines via Zurich and Turkish Airlines with a stop in Istanbul.