By plane
Manchester - Boston Regional Airport (IATA:
MHT) ICAO: KMHT, Brown Av. Route 101 exit 2, Phone: +1 603 624-6556, (http://www.flymanchester.com). A convenient way to get to the city and much of southern New Hampshire. Sometimes used as a low-cost, low hassle alternative to Logan International Airport in Boston. Airlines serving Manchester include Continental, Delta, Northwest, Southwest, United, and US Airways. Southwest is the primary passenger air carrier for the airport, and now accounts for more than half of the airport's annual passenger traffic. There are non-stop flights to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport from the following cities some cities may be seasonal or only offer service certain days of the week: Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Minneapolis St Paul, New Orleans New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Tampa, and Washington. Air Canada canceled Toronto Manchester service on 10/11. Delta has been incresing service to MHT including larger aircraft on the MHT-ATL route.Travelers at the airport will find it a convenient and easy to navigate facility. There are two security checkpoints, one on the second level in the center of the terminal, and one on the west end's ground floor, to the "right" of the airline ticket counters. Use the ground floor checkpoint if the center terminal one is busy; they both go to the same place, and the walk between the two is short.
Smokers will find -- to their joy -- that there are two smoking rooms in the airport, one on the ground floor by the main baggage claim area, and one behind the security checkpoint. However, the future status of these rooms is uncertain, and they may soon be supplanted. One can smoke outdoors with no trouble.
By car
The city is located right on Interstate 93, and Route 3. To reach downtown from Boston, take I-93 to its junction with I-293, then take I-293 until you reach Exit 5 Granite Street.
Town & Country Taxi
Phone: +1 603 668-3434.