We've all heard of barn finds, of course—but what we have here are airport finds. According to a report by CBS News, a total of 71 vehicles that have been abandoned at Boston's Logan Airport are being auctioned off to the highest bidder in order to free up valuable spaces in the parking lots.

With flights canceled daily​ at Logan Airport in Boston, passengers are worried things won't be back to normal in time for Thanksgiving.

More than 100 flights to and from Logan International Airport in Boston were canceled and about 400 were delayed Monday afternoon, the fourth day of government-mandated flight cuts at major airports across the US.

About 20 flights were canceled and dozens were delayed at Logan International Airport on Friday as the government shutdown took its toll on Bostonians’ travel plans. The impact appeared set to increase.

Looking to buy a car? Seventy-one vehicles that have been abandoned at Logan Airport parking lots in Boston are up for auction. Massport has previously auctioned off abandoned cars found on its property in 2017 and 2022. In 2022, there were 92 vehicles up for auction.

Customs and Border Protection officers detained the woman, who holds a valid green card, because of an outstanding warrant for shoplifting more than a dozen years old.

Runway 27 is undergoing a major safety upgrade to install an engineered materials arresting system, otherwise known as an EMAS.

Eva Helena Mendes, of Woonsocket, was returning from Cape Verde on Nov. 5 when she was stopped by customs agents at Logan.

MassPort officials urge travelers to check with their airline before coming to the airport on Friday and while the reduction in flights continues.

Or a 2014 Toyota Corolla with a photo of a child and a relative in front of a birthday cake that seemed to have slipped out of a hastily placed gift bag in the back seat. A handwritten letter addressed to Massport seen inside a 2000 Buick LeSabre was even more concise, with the owner apparently not able to maintain ownership over the car.