Listen, we all clearly love living in New England, or, you know, we would have left by now.

It takes a strong individual to voluntarily stay in this climate, considering the long, cold winters, the lack of an entire season (spring), and some of the shortest days of the year. Like I said, we are a tough bunch.

But it’s also an amazing place to live, with its perfect summers and falls, incredible recreation, and some of the most picturesque scenery there is.

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However, as much as we love being here, even the strongest of folks could use a vacation, whether it’s somewhere warm or just a trip to go visit Grandma.

Thankfully, we have plenty of options for flying out of this region—and some pretty great ones at that.

How Good are New England's Airport Options?

It seems like every single year, we see airports across New England continue to grow. Now, I don’t think Boston Logan needs much help in that category, but for the rest, it’s exciting to see.

We have seen this firsthand in Maine, with both Portland and Bangor’s airports increasing the number of carriers and destinations they offer. The same can be said for many other airports across the region.

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So, where can we find the busiest airports in New England? Interestingly enough, every state makes an appearance. When we look at the top 10 here in the region, all six New England states are represented, which I would say is pretty darn cool.

What are the Busiest Airports in New England?

Below, you can see the entire list according to 2024 FAA statistics, from the millions of passengers who roll through Logan to the smaller airports that help keep the region connected.

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10 Busiest Airports in New England

New England sits in the northeastern corner of the country, so luckily, there are plenty of great airports to help us escape. Here’s a look at the 10 busiest airports in New England.

The information used comes from 2024 FAA statistics.

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