PDX - BOS Price | $270 - $742 |
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BOS Temperature | 30.2 - 73.4 °F |
BOS Rainfall | 3.1 - 4 inches |
Popular in | July | High demand for flights, 32% potential price rise |
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Cheapest in | February | Best time to find cheap flights, 46% potential price drop |
Round-trip from | $270 | From Portland to Boston Logan Intl |
One-way from | $139 | One-way flight from Portland to Boston Logan Intl |
It’s generally more expensive to depart on a Monday, if you have to leave on this day you can still search on Cheapflights to find great options that meet your needs.
Due to multiple factors, expect to potentially pay more when booking in July. For low rates, February can be a great choice for travel to Boston. Flights to Boston from Portland in February are about $502 on average during February, but can be found for as low as $208.
A simple way to save on the total cost of your ticket is to fly from Portland to Boston in the afternoon. If you’re flexible enough to do this you can expect to save up to 37% on your trip compared to booking a flight in the morning.
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
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No food for a 5-6 hour flight unless you pay extra, and then it's minimal. Also no in-flight "entertainment" (ie videos or music).This is the new norm but it sucks. Not just Alaska Airlines; I like Alaska Airlines. The whole airline industry is trying to extract as much/deliver as little as possible. Why was it possible 20 years ago to check a bag and have a meal on a long flight? I will obviously keep flying since I have no choice if I need to be somewhere, but how the travel industry (not just the travel industry--also, health care and more) operates these days makes me question humanity. Does everything boil down to money, and the ones in charge getting every penny they can possibly get?
Booking a flight from Portland (PDX) to Boston Logan Intl (BOS) is your only option if you wish to fly from Portland to Boston. On a typical day, there is 1 flight from Portland to Logan Intl, all of which are around 5h 15m for a nonstop flight. You can also purchase a plane ticket from 10 airlines when you book a flight from Portland to Boston.
Some of our airline partners flying from Portland to Boston Logan Intl have new flexible policies in place due to COVID-19. Alaska Airlines, JetBlue, and Delta are some of the carriers where you may find flexible cancellation policies. You can use our site to filter for airlines like Alaska Airlines with this kind of flexibility.
Yes, there are multiple flights from Portland to Boston for under $300. The cheapest flight booked recently is on Spirit Airlines for just $210, but on average you can expect to pay $235.
Cheapflights has at least 20 direct flights from Portland to Boston under $300. A good price for a nonstop flight from Portland to Boston is less than $336.
There are currently 20+ open flights from Portland to Boston within the next 7 days for less than $300.
Flights from Portland to Boston Logan Intl have been viewed 30 times in the past calendar month.
Spirit Airlines, at $210, was found to be the cheapest airline from Portland to Boston.Alternate airlines to your destination round-trip include Alaska Airlines and American Airlines. Spirit Airlines is priced at 58% lower than the current average price of a flight leaving 3 months from now.
$112 is the cheapest one-way deal found within the past few days, from Spirit Airlines. You may also be able to find cheap deals on JetBlue and Frontier, with prices starting from $129 and $136, respectively.
The most popular airlines flying from Portland to Boston are American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and JetBlue. Something to consider prior to booking your flight.
Looking for the cheapest flight from Portland to Boston? While on average our users pay $969, our data indicates the cheapest price to be $129. The most popular route (Portland - Boston Logan Intl), is priced around $210.
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