Business Class Flights to Boston

Boston is a thriving city on the East Coast of the United States. It’s locality to New York and the Atlantic Ocean has always made it a place for business. However, in more modern times the business has changed to more technology based industries, with several large companies operating their head offices from the city.

It’s position in the United States means that many businesses that trade with Europe have congregated there, providing shorter routes for business class travel. Several flights a day leave from the UK to Boston, with many more flying from Europe and Asia.

Business Class to Boston from the UK

The most popular entry point to Boston is the Logan International Airport which is located adjacent to downtown Boston and is used primarily for International flight arrivals and departures. Smaller airports Beverly to the North of the city, Bedford/Hanscom Field to the West, and Norwood in the South mainly handle domestic flights and freight.
With Boston being such a busy destination, there are hundreds of flights that enter and leave its airports every day. For those travelling from the UK, there is a huge range of airlines to travel with, but only a handful of these provide good quality and good value business class seating.
Some of the most popular airlines to travel with in business class, when flying from the UK to Boston are below. If you want to travel from another airport in the country you will need to check that the airlines operate a service from that airport.

• British Airways
• American Airlines
• Continental Airlines
• US Airways
• Jet Airways

To find the most suitable one for you, make sure you have your exact requirements and then speak to your travel agent.

When to travel and where to stay in Boston when on Business

Boston has fairly typical Northern hemisphere weather, with moderately hot summers and fairly cold winters and a mild Spring and Autumn. This means that extreme heat and cold are usually rare, but you can always be caught out, so make sure you try to pack according to the season. To avoid many tourists and visitors, try planning your business trip away from school holiday time, as this tends to bring out families and many more holidaymakers. Try early morning or late evening flights to benefit from missing rush hour, which can be pretty gruelling in Boston.
Finding a place to stay in Boston is not difficult, with a wide choice of hotels and apartments to choose from. If you are looking at more budget then the Boston Park Plaza Hotel could be a good option. This hotel is only 3 miles away from the international airport, and features stunning views across the city.
If you want something a bit more up-market then the Lenox Hotel may be more your style. Located just one street from Newbury shopping, this hotel is in prime location as it is set in downtown Boston. This 5 star service comes at a premium though, but is great for arranging meeting and impressing clients.

Other Useful Information

Boston is well known for its festivals and markets, and open food markets can be found regularly throughout the city offering a range of homemade organic products. Two large sports stadiums provide as some evening entertainment for everyone, whether it’s Baseball or Basketball, at the right time of year you can watch some great sporting action.
Boston is steeped in history, as some of the earliest settlers in the United States arrived there. If you get time on your business trip then you can visit some of the many museums, galleries and exhibitions. The colonial architecture is quite amazing and a stroll round the city will uncover a lot of Boston’s beauty.

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