Logan handled 6,485 flights across seven days in February 2025, averaging 927 movements per day and 38.6 per hour across 1,615 unique aircraft. Arrivals and departures split almost evenly, with 3,234 inbound and 3,251 outbound. Valentine's Day, February 14, was the busiest single day at 1,109 flights, while February 8 saw the lightest traffic at 725. The peak hour across the week was 6:00-7:00 p.m. EST with 460 movements, 235 arrivals and 225 departures. Early morning hours ran sparse, with the 1:00 a.m. hour recording just 15 flights, the quietest of any hour in the dataset. The dominant flow was toward the southwest. SW was the leading approach direction with 1,156 arrivals, followed by W at 667 and WSW at 371. Departure headings mirrored that pattern closely, with SW again first at 1,154. The busiest route pairing was Boston to Ronald Reagan Washington National, with 309 combined movements over the week. LaGuardia followed at 265, then Chicago O'Hare at 221. Philadelphia, JFK, and Orlando each cleared 190 or more combined flights. Altitude data spans nearly 5 million ADS-B position points. Cruise concentrations peaked in the 34,000-36,000 foot band, with the 34,000-35,000 foot range alone accounting for over 213,000 points. The highest recorded flight reached 50,825 feet, a departure to Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport registered to a Brazilian-registered aircraft. The longest flight by distance was an arrival covering 3,428 nautical miles, taking just under 6 hours 40 minutes, operated by a Chinese-registered aircraft. American-registered aircraft made up 1,417 of the 1,615 unique tail counts, with Canadian and British registrations the next most frequent at 52 and 19 respectively.