Logan Airport gets $44 million in FAA cash to curb near-misses

Logan International Airport in Boston is receiving the largest slice of the $121 million pie served up by the FAA on Wednesday to eight airports around the country in an effort to reduce the risk of near-miss incidents on runways, according to a statement from the federal agency.

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