Logan to install signs that show airport parking availability

Logan International Airport officials plan by April to install new signs at the main entrances to the airport showing whether parking garages are full or have available space.

The board of the Massachusetts Port Authority, which runs Logan, voted today to spend $278,000 on the signs, which will be installed over roadways at the Ted Williams Tunnel entrance to Logan and over the roadway that brings in traffic from the Callahan Tunnel and Route 1A south.

The signs will display messages such as whether the Terminal B or central garages are full and whether they only have reserved spaces for members of Logan's new PassPort Gold parking plan.
(By Peter J. Howe, Globe staff)

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