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Flights from Boston to Philadelphia depart from the Logan International Airport (BOS), also known as General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport, which is one of the busiest airports in the United States, located in eastern Boston. You can arrive by taxi from the North End for $20 and arrive promptly for your flight. You can also make plans to arrive by bus or coach. Concord Coach Lines offer a one-way trip to the airport's Terminal A for an affordable fare. If possible, pack light and bring only carry-on luggage to avoid having to check your luggage in, and be sure to arrive early so that you may locate your gate and board your plane comfortably for speedy Boston to Philadelphia flights.
Philadelphia is 300 miles away, so the travel time is very short, about a half-hour (longer depending on high wind or winter weather), and can be expected to arrive at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). As soon as you reclaim your luggage, you will definitely be itching to explore the City of Brotherly Love. If looking to get into the heart of Philadelphia, you may want to take the SEPTAtrain to your hotel. For $22, you can purchase a TransPass good for an entire week which is great if you are on a budget. If trains aren't quite your cup of tea, you can get a taxi to relax at Fairmount Park for about $30 or visit Independence Hall by taxi for about the same price.