Boston Logan International Airport is the main gateway to Boston and New England. It is in East Boston a few kilometers from downtown. Boston is a hub for low cost carrier JetBlue Airways, and is also served domestically by Alaska, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier, Southwest, Spirit, United Airlines, and US Airways. Many European carriers also fly to Boston from their hubs including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic (London), Air Canada, (Toronto, Montreal), Air France (Paris), Alitalia (Rome), Lufthansa (Frankfurt, Munich), Aer Lingus (Dublin, Shannon), Swiss (Zurich), Icelandair (Reykjavik), Iberia (Madrid) and Delta Air Lines / KLM (Amsterdam). Getting to Boston from Asia will usually require at least a one stop connection, although JAL will start flying non-stop to Boston from Tokyo -Narita in April 2012. Public Airport Transportation. The MBTA Blue Line and Silver Line go to Logan. The Silver Line is a low-floor articulated bus that stops at each terminal every 10 to 15 minutes, from 6AM to 12:45AM every day (5:35AM start M-Sa). From the airport, the bus travels along the South Boston waterfront and terminates at South Station. Convenient transfers are available to the Red Line, south-side commuter rail trains, and southwesterly Amtrak trains. Tickets are $2, and can be purchased in each airport terminal