Cheap Flights from Washington, D.C. to Boston
Route details, airline options and booking tips for flying from Washington, D.C., District of Columbia to Boston, Massachusetts.
Fares and availability are provided by participating airlines and subject to change.
Washington, D.C. to Boston Route Overview
Flights from Washington, D.C. to Boston typically depart from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and arrive at Logan International Airport (BOS). American Airlines and Delta Air Lines and United Airlines both have a presence at both ends of this route, which is a good starting point when comparing nonstop options.
Whether this route runs nonstop depends on the specific airline and season — some carriers fly it directly while others route connections through a hub. Search current schedules above for exact options on your travel dates.
Route Snapshot
| Origin airport | Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) |
|---|---|
| Destination airport | Logan International Airport (BOS) |
| Trip types | One-way and round-trip |
| Airlines to compare | American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, JetBlue Airways |
Booking Tips for This Route
- Compare nonstop and one-stop options — a connection is sometimes meaningfully cheaper than a direct flight on the same city pair.
- Check IAD/BWI as alternate departure points from the Washington, D.C. area.
- Review fare rules before booking — basic economy fares are usually the cheapest but come with more restrictions.
Boston to Washington, D.C.
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FAQ: Washington, D.C. to Boston Flights
Is there a nonstop flight from Washington, D.C. to Boston?
Nonstop availability on the Washington, D.C. to Boston route depends on the specific airline and season, so it's worth checking current schedules above rather than assuming either way.
What airport should I search for Boston?
Search BOS (Logan International Airport).
Search Washington, D.C. to Boston fares
Compare current options across the airlines that serve this route.