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Find cheap flights from Boston to Edinburgh from £158

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Cheap flight deals from Boston to Edinburgh

Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Boston to Edinburgh that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
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19:15 - 11:25BOS-EDI
11h 10m1 stop
07:30 - 18:00EDI-BOS
15h 30m1 stop
Tue, 23 Apr - Mon, 29 Apr
19:15 - 08:15BOS-EDI
32h 00m2 stops
07:30 - 18:00EDI-BOS
15h 30m1 stop
Tue, 23 Apr - Mon, 29 Apr
19:15 - 11:25BOS-EDI
11h 10m1 stop
20:05 - 18:00EDI-BOS
26h 55m2 stops
Tue, 30 Apr - Tue, 14 May
19:15 - 11:25BOS-EDI
11h 10m1 stop
21:15 - 18:00EDI-BOS
25h 45m2 stops
Tue, 30 Apr - Tue, 14 May
19:15 - 22:15BOS-EDI
22h 00m2 stops
07:30 - 18:00EDI-BOS
15h 30m1 stop
Tue, 23 Apr - Mon, 29 Apr
18:05 - 16:20BOS-EDI
17h 15m2 stops
13:10 - 16:00EDI-BOS
31h 50m2 stops
£445Scandinavian Airlines
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Tue, 23 Apr - Tue, 7 May
18:05 - 12:20BOS-EDI
13h 15m2 stops
13:10 - 16:00EDI-BOS
31h 50m2 stops
£466Scandinavian Airlines
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Sun, 28 Apr - Wed, 8 May
18:05 - 16:20BOS-EDI
17h 15m2 stops
13:10 - 16:00EDI-BOS
31h 50m2 stops
£469Scandinavian Airlines
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Tue, 23 Apr - Tue, 30 Apr
17:45 - 07:50BOS-EDI
9h 05m1 stop
08:30 - 13:50EDI-BOS
10h 20m1 stop
£520Aer Lingus
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Mon, 22 Apr - Mon, 29 Apr
17:45 - 07:50BOS-EDI
9h 05m1 stop
08:30 - 13:50EDI-BOS
10h 20m1 stop
£531Aer Lingus
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Tue, 23 Apr - Tue, 30 Apr

Flights from Boston to Edinburgh - Travel Insights & Trends

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Boston to Edinburgh to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Boston to Edinburgh?

The average price of all flights from Boston to Edinburgh clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.
For Boston to Edinburgh, Monday is the cheapest day to fly on average and Saturday is the most expensive. Flying from Edinburgh back to Boston, the best deals are generally found on Wednesday, with Sunday being the most expensive.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Boston to Edinburgh?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for flights from Boston to Edinburgh, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.
The cheapest month for flights from Boston to Edinburgh is January, where tickets cost £499 on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and July, where the average cost of tickets is £931 and £903 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Boston to Edinburgh?

To calculate daily average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each day before departure over the last year for flights from Boston to Edinburgh, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each month.
To get a below average price on the flight from Boston to Edinburgh, you should book around 1 week before departure. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 64 days before departure.

Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Boston to Edinburgh?

The cheapest price for the route for each airline clicked by KAYAK users in the last 72 hours.
In the last 72 hours, the best return deals on flights connecting Boston to Edinburgh were found on Scandinavian Airlines (£445) and Aer Lingus (£520). Scandinavian Airlines proposed the cheapest one-way flight at £293.

Which cabin class options are there for flights between Boston and Edinburgh?

The average price of flights for each cabin class for the route found by users searching on KAYAK over the last 2 weeks.
There is only one cabin class option available for the route, which is Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.

How long does a flight from Boston to Edinburgh take?

There are no direct flights from Boston to Edinburgh. The quickest journey takes 9h 05m.

Good to know - Cheap tickets from Boston to Edinburgh

Low season

January

High season

September

Cheapest flight

£158
Best time to beat the crowds (28% less expensive on average)
Most popular time to fly (4% more expensive on average)
Flight from Boston to Edinburgh

When to book flights from Boston to Edinburgh

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Boston to Edinburgh based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
Estimated return price
KAYAK looks at all historical flight data for each date to provide a predicted price for one-way trips or returns with a duration up to 40 days. While we try to provide actual minimum prices for each date, some prices are predictions and actual prices may differ.

FAQs for booking flights from Boston to Edinburgh

  • Is it possible to have a direct flight from Boston to Edinburgh?

    It’s possible to find nonstop flights from Boston to Edinburgh, and these trips are often operated by Virgin Atlantic. There are also many trips that require travelers to have either one or two layovers and these may be serviced by companies such as Iberia or Aer Lingus.

  • What parking options are there at Boston Logan International Airport?

    Boston Logan International Airport has many different parking options, including short, long-term, economy, and premium choices. You will find a central parking garage that is near the Departure terminal, as well as several lots that are slightly further away.

  • How can I travel from Edinburgh Airport to the city center?

    The quickest way to go from Edinburgh Airport to the city center is by driving or taking a taxi, which will usually be around 30min if there is no additional traffic at the time. Public transportation is always an option as well, such as the 100 Airlink bus, and this will normally take you around 35 to 45min under normal conditions.

  • What is the best way to go from downtown Boston to Boston Logan International Airport?

    If you would like to go from downtown Boston to Boston Logan International Airport as quickly as possible, driving is usually the best option, and the trip will take approximately 10min. For public transportation, you can always grab bus line SL1, and you can plan on this taking you around 15min in total. If you take the Blue Line metro and bus line 88, it will take you around 25min.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Boston to Edinburgh?

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Boston to Edinburgh was £200 for a one-way ticket and £390 for a return.

  • Which airports will I be using when flying from Boston to Edinburgh?

    When flying out of Boston you will be using Boston Logan Intl. You will be landing at Edinburgh, also known as Edinburgh Turnhouse.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Boston to Edinburgh?

    The Boeing 767-300 (winglets) is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Boston to Edinburgh flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Boston to Edinburgh?

    Star Alliance, and oneworld are the airline alliances operating flights between Boston and Edinburgh, with Star Alliance being the most commonly used for this route.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Boston to Edinburgh, Aer Lingus or British Airways?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Boston to Edinburgh are Aer Lingus and British Airways. With an average price for the route of £599 and an overall rating of 7.2, Aer Lingus is the most popular choice. British Airways is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of £615 and an overall rating of 6.8.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Boston to Edinburgh?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Boston to Edinburgh.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Boston to Edinburgh?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Edinburgh from Boston is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Boston to Edinburgh?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional return ticket. You could then fly to Edinburgh with an airline and back to Boston with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Boston to Edinburgh?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Edinburgh from Boston up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

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Top tips for finding a cheap flight from Boston to Edinburgh

  • Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is a major hub for several different airlines, including JetBlue and Delta Air Lines, so you will find that these companies service many flights that depart from this travel hub.
  • Those that are traveling with little ones will want to take note of the fact that there are four baby changing rooms in Edinburgh Airport (EDI), two of which can be found in the Arrivals terminal. In these rooms, you will find changing tables, seating, outlets, trash cans, and running water.
  • If you have some time to kill before your flight to Edinburgh begins boarding, you can always purchase an entry ticket for one of the several lounges that can be found in Boston Logan International Airport. There are the American Airlines Admirals Club and United Club in Terminal B, as well as The Lounge and The Club, which are open to passengers from all airlines, in Terminals C and E.
  • Travelers that would like to store a piece of luggage or two once they have arrived at Edinburgh Airport can do so by going to the luggage store and lockers area in the Arrivals terminal. Rates are offered by the hour, day, and week, and they vary depending on the size and weight of your items.
  • To treat yourself before boarding a long flight, go to the Classique Salon in Terminal C of Boston Logan International Airport. At this salon, you can enjoy a variety of hair and nail treatments, ranging from a classic to a luxury manicure.
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Prefer to fly direct from Boston to Edinburgh?

Find which airlines fly direct from Logan Intl to Turnhouse, which days they fly and book direct flights.

Direct departures

Boston Logan Intl to Edinburgh Turnhouse

Monday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Tuesday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Wednesday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Thursday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Friday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Saturday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Sunday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

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Direct returns

Edinburgh Turnhouse to Boston Logan Intl

Monday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Tuesday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Wednesday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Thursday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Friday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Saturday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

Sunday

Air France, Delta, KLM, +1 more

Air France, Delta, +2 more

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Top 3 airlines serving from Boston to Edinburgh

Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Boston to Edinburgh? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to KAYAK reviews.
7.7
Virgin AtlanticOverall score based on 755 reviews
84crew
77entertainment
77overall
79boarding
72food
74comfort
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Staff didn’t check cabin well for landing seemed more interested in chatting to each other. Food was poor and differed from pre order.

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Staff didn’t check cabin well for landing seemed more interested in chatting to each other. Food was poor and differed from pre order.

We were in the last group to be called to the flight - which was 30 minutes late taking off. While we were lucky enough to have been given bulkhead seats (due to a medical condition I’d told them about beforehand) the seats weren’t particularly comfortable. A crying baby for the whole trip made things worse, so the crew managed very well with coping. The final thing I’d say was that there wasn’t enough food served during the flight.

Very good. Glad we had Premium for the flight out.

We flew Upper Class from London to The Turks and Caicos. Check in was amazing. Our ldriver too us directly to a special entrance to terminal 3. It took 10 minutes to check in and clear customs. Amazing! The VA lounge is large and comfortable. Boarding the flight was easy and without a wait. The crew was excellent. But the seats were awful, strange and uncomfortable. Having a comfortable flat bed seat is the reason we pays 1000s extra. The VA 787 uses a reverse herringbone configuration. Look it up. You have your back to the window and are facing the aisle with no privacy. Turning the seat into a bed requires assistance from the crew so not very spontaneous. . The food was ok. A bit tasteless and meager portions. Had to pay for WiFi. I believe VA has other configuration on their dream airbus flights. Lots of stuff about all this on YouTube where you can see what I have been describing. I can not recommend taking VA on a long flight with these seats.

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meal was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast. Staff were fantastic friendly nice they came round and check we need anything else to eat or drink

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meal was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast. Staff for a fantastic friendly nice we came round and check we need anything else to eat or drink

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meeting was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast.

We originally had a window seat. Our seats were changed to the center isle between 2 bathrooms. This was a red eye flight and we were traveling with an infant. Due to the light from the bathroom doors opening and closing throughout the night our infant would not sleep and cried the whole night which kept us awake and everyone around us. It was a very unpleasant experience for everyone trying to sleep.

Tai-City to Atlanta :Lots of legroom on the flight. No interaction from the staff at all on the plane. They only attended to the First Class passengers. There was no entertainment. Security I was body scanned even though I hadn't set off an alarm, my father-in-law in his 80s, was stopped and subjected to a through body search, told that they would have to place their hands in intimate places. There were several border guards present, and as we walked off we could hear the TWA officer talk about the procedure as if he was training. My father-in-law was a little upset about the whole process. A kind explanation that training was taking place would have been more acceptable, and it felt dehumanizing to him. Atlanta to London: Check in was difficult we had been unable to do this online for 2 of the family members on the same booking both in their mid to late-80s. No seats had been allocated for them and we were all travelling Premium Economy. After several phone calls to the booking agent and conversations with Delta staff at TriCites airport, we were told that seats would be allocated at the gate in Atlanta. When we arrived at Atlanta, and spoke to a member of the boarding staff at the gate, he was curt and repeated back exactly what we had just told him, that only one of us was checked in. I explained that we had been unable to check-in online for the 2 family members (I had tried twice). He again repeated back that we needed to check-in. As we were in transit, I was at a loss at what he wanted us to do, but he kept repeating that we needed to do this. I asked where we should do this. No answer. In fact all he did throughout was look at his screen. He told us that there were no seats in Premium Economy, and that he could offer my parents-in-law 'two seats at the back'. I asked if he meant at the back of Premium Economy, and he replied, 'No, at the back of the plane'. At this point, myself and my father-in-law pointed out that they had paid for Premium Economy tickets and expected seats there. He never took his eyes off the screen once. Then he hit a button and it printed out two boarding passes for my parents-in-law. The seats were directly across from my seat. He had gone from saying there were no seats to somehow finding two together. No explanation, no eye contact, nothing. The flight: As we boarded, our first introduction to the flight was the stewardess at the entrance addressing a passenger with an annoyed and loud voice about a bag that belonged to them. That was not promising. The seats were good, and so were all the accessories. The food, etc.: we had flown with Virgin on our outward journey and I could not fault it. The service and food was excellent, the stewards very helpful, offering additional drinks and snacks. The toilets were more accessible than Delta, which were in the economy area and were told in no uncertain terms that we should not use the First Class toilets, even though they were much closer to our section of the plane. We had a menu for both flights, yet when I asked for the chicken dish on Delta, I was told that there was none left and that there was another chicken dish with mashed potatoes and that 'it was fine'. This was almost pushed on me before I could answer. I was sitting 3 rows from the front of the section, so I was surprised that they had already run out. I repeated that I would like the chicken dish on the menu, and asked whether she would be able to get one from her colleague who was serving in the other aisle. The stewardess replied 'No, that's not how it works!' It always has on previous flights, so I was a bit confused. I accepted that I would have to opt for the pasta option (no choice), but was a little perturbed by her response. Minutes later she returns and hands me the chicken dish I had originally asked for. I had already started eating the other one, but was told curtly that I could have both. This was the same stewardess who was shouting at a passenger as we boarded the plane. The food was very poor in the end, nowhere near as good as Virgin's. Unlike Virgin, there was no starter, no bread roll, just a main and a brownie served in a cardboard container. Virgin had provided real china and glass. Unlike Virgin, they did not return to ask if we wanted more drinks, and there was no tea or coffee served after the meal. The breakfast that was served later was equally poor and inedible, apart from the fruit. At the time, the stewardess, a different one, completely walked past my mother-in-law and did not offer her a hot drink. Both my parents-in-law are in their mid to late 80s, they have been world travellers in their time and had decided that this would be the last flight that they ever take. They have health problems, including memory issues. I feel that overall the journey back to London was pretty unpleasant for them especially, and that they were treated badly, especially by the ground staff. We have lived on two continents and are used to long haul flights, and I have to say that this is up there in the worst flight category. Bearing in mind that we had paid extra money expecting comfort and additional attention, it was extremely disappointing. I would fly Virgin again, but never Delta. The two flights were incomparable.

Lots of legroom on the flight. No interaction from the staff at all on the plane. They only attended to the First Class passengers. There was no entertainment. Security I was body scanned even though I hadn't set off an alarm, my father-in-law in his 80s, was stopped and subjected to a through body search, told that they would have to place their hands in intimate places. There were several border guards present, and as we walked off we could hear the TWA officer talk about the procedure as if he was training. My father-in-law was a little upset about the whole process. A kind explanation would have been more acceptable, and it felt dehumanizing to him.

The transatlantic flight was wonderful. The regional reminded me of jet blue. Crazy and packed. Not enough overhead space and tough on elderly.

Always find Aer Lingus reliable and good value for money. Food on this flight was pretty basic and the headphone Jack at my seat only worked for one ear. Little disappointed in movie selection, limited on recent releases. Staff are okay - but I always buy a cheap ticket so not like I expect first class opulence anyway!!!

Great hospitality and service! Seats are better cushioned then some

The vegan meal was pretty horrible tasting and the staff did not bring me breakfast and no coffee and asked. the connecting flight from dublin to bristol was much delayed.

Pretty darn good. Food was typical airline food. Not anyone’s favorite.

As four hour wait with no explanation as to why the delay Very unacceptable

My luggage was missing for 3 days. It’s not acceptable

Air Lingus flights were delayed on each of the three flights we took. Not a very good , and organized airline.

The family sitting beside me had a one year old constantly crying and another kid kicking my chair. I understand it’s nothing the airlines could do or it’s fault

The seating area was small and uncomfortable. The person in front of me put her seat back and my area got even smaller!!

The flight was delayed numerous times with inconsistent updates and very ambiguous information. When it was finally cancelled the logistics of handing out vouchers and rebooking was extremely chaotic. Meal vouchers were completely inadequate for the airport restaurants, and not even accepted at some. All-in-all, it was a very disappointing experience.

Terrible. The flight from Islamabad to London took 3 hours more then previously planned, I missed my connection to Chicago, and instead had to go New York, spend an extra day before arriving at my final destination. The return leg of the journey was similar. The connection time in Qatar was shrinked to less then an hour unannounced, I had to scramble to barely make it to my flight to Islamabad. Terrible experience, never using British airways again.

The crew on this flight were attentive, efficient and friendly. It really made for an enjoyable flight.

They canceled my flight , they put me on a different flight that was delayed and the connection was lost . They lost my luggage. And now I’m stuck with any of my belongings.

British Airways canceled our plane and gave us a new flight scheduled to leave in only three hours, so we had to drop everything and rush to the airport. The new itinerary only left us a one hour layover in Madrid, which was too short because the plane landed late and so we missed our connecting flight. We were then booked onto a flight scheduled to take off 8 hours later, and were not given any compensation or remedial measures.

Seat layout, flight/club attendant service, food variety and quality could have been better. Business class Standard is visibly low compared with 6 other airlines that we have traveled for the past two years.

Despite many attempts to work out a change, neither British Airways nor Kayak nor Chatdeal would allow us to cancel or change this flight so we lost all of the payments when we were not able to fly. Absolutely terrible customer service. We will never use either of the services again.

It said that there was wifi. During the flight there was no wifi and while waiting at the gate the phone services already got cut off so I wasn’t able to say I am taxiing from the gate to my husband. This left me with an uncomfortable feeling. So I was waiting on the WiFi connection during flight and that never happened.

Asked for a wheelchair multiple times. Got denied the wheelchair in London layover.

They sell 1h /1h30min connection ticket that are impossible to make

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Cheapest flights to Edinburgh from Boston found in 2024

Recent one-way flight deals

 
Only flying one-way? Below are some of the best one-way flight deals from Boston to Edinburgh found on KAYAK in the last 72 hours.
28/4Sun
1 stop
12h 40mBOS-EDI
£158
20/8Tue
1 stop
11h 10mBOS-EDI
£162
28/4Sun
2 stopsScandinavian Airlines
13h 15mBOS-EDI
£293
26/8Mon
2 stopsScandinavian Airlines
44h 15mBOS-EDI
£303
21/8Wed
1 stopBritish Airways
19h 55mBOS-EDI
£354
21/8Wed
1 stopBritish Airways
19h 55mBOS-EDI
£356
4/5Sat
1 stopAer Lingus
9h 55mBOS-EDI
£367
22/7Mon
1 stopJetBlue
16h 46mBOS-EDI
£393
2/4Tue
1 stopAer Lingus
9h 05mBOS-EDI
£397
26/8Mon
1 stopJetBlue
16h 46mBOS-EDI
£408

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Last minute flights from Boston to Edinburgh

Last minute flight, train and bus deals

 
These last-minute flight deals are the cheapest flights found on KAYAK in the last 72 hours for flights from Boston to Edinburgh that are departing in the next 10 days.
1/4Mon
multi-stop
32h 25mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stop
15h 30mEDI-BOS
£465
1/4Mon
multi-stop
32h 25mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stop
15h 30mEDI-BOS
£484
31/3Sun
multi-stop
31h 40mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stop
15h 30mEDI-BOS
£486
30/3Sat
multi-stop
20h 05mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stop
15h 30mEDI-BOS
£491
2/4Tue
multi-stopScandinavian Airlines
37h 30mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stopScandinavian Airlines
31h 50mEDI-BOS
£513
1/4Mon
multi-stopTurkish Airlines
30h 50mBOS-EDI
7/4Sun
multi-stopTurkish Airlines
32h 05mEDI-BOS
£583
29/3Fri
multi-stopScandinavian Airlines
35h 50mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stopScandinavian Airlines
31h 50mEDI-BOS
£585
31/3Sun
multi-stopTurkish Airlines
37h 00mBOS-EDI
9/4Tue
multi-stopTurkish Airlines
32h 05mEDI-BOS
£597
1/4Mon
multi-stopAer Lingus
9h 05mBOS-EDI
8/4Mon
multi-stopAer Lingus
10h 20mEDI-BOS
£821
31/3Sun
multi-stopIberia
30h 25mBOS-EDI
2/4Tue
multi-stopIberia
33h 15mEDI-BOS
£849

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Boston - Edinburgh Flights

Departure:

Boston (BOS)United States

Destination:

Edinburgh (EDI)United Kingdom

Return flight deals:

Edinburgh - Boston

Cabin classes:

£586