Terminal E Expansion at Logan International Airport Brings New Shops and Restaurants to AIRMALL Boston

Travelers in the newly expanded Terminal E at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) will also discover more new shopping and dining options in the AIRMALL.

“We are excited to welcome a variety of new offerings in the coming weeks, from great local favorites to luxury boutiques and global beauty brands,” said Michael Caro, vice president of AIRMALL Boston. “The terminal will continue to serve travelers as a destination for duty-free and high-end shopping with exciting discoveries along the way.”

Massport recently expanded Terminal E to accommodate three new gates and to allow the servicing of Airbus A380 flights through BOS. Massport officials were joined by Governor Charlie Baker for a ribbon-cutting celebration on April 6 to officially open the terminal expansion to the public, and also to announce Boston’s 53rd international destination, which is between Boston and Bogotá, Columbia.
The new stores will range from standout beauty boutiques to Boston’s finest restaurants.

• Now open, the new Hudson features the latest news, books and magazines, souvenirs and electronics, and snacks and drinks.
• In May, look for a new 1400 sq. ft. iS Duty Free store immediately inside of security, which will be home to Chanel, Dior, Estee Lauder and La Mer, and Lancome. Additionally, MAC Cosmetics is set to open within the existing iS Duty Free.
• In June, Vino Volo is expanding its stylish tasting lounge (481 sq. ft.) to serve more enthusiasts looking to savor flavors from around the world at the boutique wine bar.
• This summer look for a new Legal Sea Bar (1,460 sq. ft.), featuring custom cocktails and casual seafood, from clams and cod to crab and chowder. The bar/restaurant showcases the authentic New England flavor that made Legal Sea Foods a favorite.
• Another hot dining spot, Stephanie’s (2,436 sq. ft.), is opening its second location at BOS and will offer diners the casual elegance and sophisticated comfort food of its popular location on Newbury Street.