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8 - Boston - Logan International Airport (BOS)
Boston, Massachusetts

Runway 4L/22R (NE/SW)
7861' x 150'

Runway 4R/22L (NE/SW)
10,005' x 150'

Runway 9/27 (NE/SW)
7000' x 150'

Runway 15L/33R (SE/NW)
2557' x 100'

Runway 15R/33L (SE/NW)
10,083' x 150

Civilian International Airport
ARFF by Massport ARFF Personnel

About Airport

Photos of approach to Logan April 29, 2009 B. Crosby

Boston Logan International Airport
Old Crash Station

Massport Fire Rescue Headquarters at Logan April 15, 2009.

Massport Fire Rescue Headquarters at Logan April 15, 2009

Massport Station 2

Massport Headquarters

Truck 2 1986 Gloster Saso Crash Truck 2500 gallons

Engine 3
1989 Emergency One Titan V
1200 gpm / 3000 gallons / 400 AFFF

Engine 4
1992 Oshkosh T1500

Engine 6
1993 Oshkosh TB 3000
3000 gallons

Massport Engine 1
1982 Emergency One / Pemfab
1000 gpm with 55' boom

Engine 5, formerly Engine 1

Engine 1 - 1995 Pierce

Engine 5 - 2005 Pierce 1250 / 1000 / 125B Pumper

Tower 1 - 1995 Pierce Lance 1750/200 100' Aerial Tower

Rescue 1

Rescue 1 - 2009 Ford F550 / Danko

Command post bus

Fire Command - 2011 Ford Expedition

Marine Division

Massport Fire Boat 1 - Howard W. Fitzpatrick
1971 78' 6000 gpm fire boat

Massport Marine 2 - 2009 Moose
37'5" - 500 gpm

Massport Marine 31 - "American United"
2011 A. F. Theriault & Sons
80' - 6000 gpm
along with the Fitzgerald and Marine 2

Massport Marine 31 - "American United"
80 foot fire boat - 6000 gpm

Massport ARFF training facility conducting training as I flew in to Logan April 29, 2009.
Thanks for that great welcome!

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