Boston Logan Airport Chapel: Muslim Prayer Guide

Boston Logan Airport Chapel, formally called Our Lady of the Airways, is an official non-denominational place for reflection and prayer at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Massport places it pre-security on the Arrivals level in Terminal C and says it serves travelers and members of the airport community. [1]

Quick answer

For prayer or quiet reflection at BOS, use the official Our Lady of the Airways Chapel on the Terminal C Arrivals Level, before security. Massport describes the Chapel as non-denominational and available to travelers and airport-community members for reflection and prayer. [1] Massport also confirms that interfaith chapels and quiet reflection rooms are available at specified terminal locations, but the current official text does not publish individual quiet-room details. [2] The official sources do not confirm a Qibla marker, wudu facilities, prayer mats, gender arrangements, Friday/Jumu’ah services, Chapel hours or capacity, so confirm those needs locally.

Boston Logan International Airport Terminal C check-in area. The official Our Lady of the Airways Chapel is on the Terminal C Arrivals Level before security; this photograph does not show the Chapel. Photo: DearEdward, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Resized for web delivery; no content change.

Where is the Chapel at Boston Logan Airport?

Officially verified item	Detail
Facility	Our Lady of the Airways, Boston Logan’s airport chapel. [1]
Published location	Terminal C, Arrivals level, pre-security. [1]
Published character	Non-denominational. [1]
Published users	Travelers and members of the airport community seeking reflection and prayer. [1]
Other reflection facilities	Massport says interfaith chapels and quiet reflection rooms are available at specified terminal locations; individual details are not published in the current FAQ text. [2]

Muslim prayer planning at BOS

The official Chapel’s non-denominational status and stated purpose of prayer and reflection make it a practical shared-space option for Muslim travelers who can reach Terminal C before security. [1] The official source does not call it a Muslim prayer room and does not list a Qibla direction, wudu or ablution facilities, prayer mats, gender arrangements, Friday/Jumu’ah service, capacity or opening hours. [1] Check those requirements locally rather than assuming they are offered.

Use the Muslim Qibla finder and prayer tools before travelling to plan prayer times and direction. Leave sufficient time for security, terminal transfers and boarding.

Practical prayer plan at Boston Logan

Plan to access Terminal C before passing through security.
Follow terminal signs to the Arrivals Level and locate Our Lady of the Airways Chapel. [1]
Confirm any unlisted prayer needs, including a Qibla direction or ablution access, with airport staff or at the Chapel.
Use the shared non-denominational space quietly and respectfully.
Allow enough time to complete security and reach your departure gate.

Frequently asked questions about the BOS Chapel

Q1. Does Boston Logan Airport have a chapel?

A1. Yes. Massport lists Our Lady of the Airways as Boston Logan’s airport chapel. [1]

Q2. Where is the Chapel at BOS?

A2. It is pre-security on the Arrivals Level in Terminal C. [1]

Q3. Can Muslim travelers use the Boston Logan Chapel for prayer?

A3. Massport describes the Chapel as non-denominational and says it offers travelers and airport-community members a place to reflect and pray. [1] Confirm any specific Muslim prayer needs locally because the official source does not list them.

Q4. Does Boston Logan publish wudu facilities, prayer mats or a Qibla marker?

A4. The official sources reviewed do not state whether these are available. [1] [2] Check locally before relying on them.

Before you travel

Airport access routes and facilities can change. Recheck Massport’s official Passenger Services and At the Airport pages, then follow current terminal signs and staff instructions on the day of travel.