Boston-Logan will incorporate the airport's Terminal D as an integral part of Terminal C. As Terminal D has only three gates it is viewed by customers more as an annex to Terminal C than a dedicated terminal and therefore the Port Authority will redesignate it.
Terminal D is currently used by budget carrier Air Tran.
"This is part of a wider effort to assist passengers to navigate throughout the airport," said Port Authority Aviation Director Thomas Kinton Jr. "Customer surveys indicate that a more efficient and understandable terminal layout would make trips to the airport easier and more customer friendly."
In 2007 Boston's International Gateway will be designated the new Terminal D.
A new way-finding programme will result in over 200 signs being removed and replaced.
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