Masking Update (expand)
Effective April 18: Masks are optional. The TSA no longer requires face masks at the airport, cruise terminal and on Massport operated buses.
Effective April 18: Masks are optional. The TSA no longer requires face masks at the airport, cruise terminal and on Massport operated buses.
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