The Massachusetts Port Authority plans to launch a new express shuttle bus service between the Back Bay and Logan International Airport.
The agency is soliciting proposals from operators to start the route in April, initially to help mitigate the impact on airport passenger access when the MBTA's Government Center Blue Line Station closes in the spring for at least two years of renovations.
The proposed fare is $5 for the shuttle service, which would run from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. from the Back Bay and from 6 a.m. to midnight from the airport.
The service is subject to approval by the Massport board once proposals are submitted by the Jan. 23 deadline, according to spokesman Matt Brelis.
The shuttle bus service tentatively is slated to make Boylston Street pickups at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center and the MBTA's Copley Station, outside the Boston Public Library, before heading to Logan.
Return service from the airport would drop off passengers on St. James Avenue, across from the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, and on Boylston Street at the Hynes. The stops are subject to approval from the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority and the city's Transportation Department.
At the airport, passengers would be dropped off at designated Logan Express stops at the upper-level departure areas of Terminals A, B1, B2, C and E, while pickups would occur at stops at the terminals' lower-level arrival areas.
Massport has reserved the option of extending the service contract for up to three one-year periods after the initial two-year run.
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