Air Passenger Survey at Logan Airport

To better understand the ground access travel characteristics of air passengers to and from Logan Airport and to track historical trends of these characteristics, Massport administers an extensive triennial survey of air passengers. Since the late 1970s, the Logan Airport Air Passenger Ground Access Survey is one of Massport’s primary tools for understanding ground access patterns and evaluating the effectiveness of its policies and services. The survey is also used to shape the direction of ongoing and new planning efforts to encourage Logan Airport travelers to use HOV/shared-ride modes instead of automobile modes. The survey is the principal means of measuring air passenger HOV mode share, which is reported in the Logan Airport EDR/ESPR documents; a summary table is provided below.

Logan Airport Air Passenger Ground Access Surveys

View the final report of the 2019 Logan Airport Air Passenger Ground Access Survey, which includes a description of the survey method, response rate, survey questionnaire, and results. (A copy of the previous survey report is available here: 2016 Logan Airport Air Passenger Ground Access Survey.)

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