Logan International Airport
Description:
Boston International Airport is named after General Edward Logan. It is located 5 kilometers northeast of Boston. It is one of the twenty busiest airports in the country, serving over 28 million people in 2007. Basic airlines are AirTran Airways, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and a number of others. Built in 1923, the airport has been repeatedly reconstructed and expanded, and now it is among the largest in the country.
The airport covers an area of 10 km2, it has six runways, its structure employs 16,000 people. It serves both domestic and international flights, including to countries such as Canada, Cape Verde, Caribbean, Europe, and Mexico. Currently, the airport has 4 terminals. Its territory is completely surrounded by water.
The main attraction for tourists will be not only the building itself, but also the existing main control center, with its two elliptical supports and a platform of six floors between them. The height of the point is equal to the height of a twenty-storey house.
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