Beginning June 4, 2009, United Airlines will fly nonstop between San Francisco and Minneapolis/St.Paul Airports. According to the UA timetable, The once-daily flight will utilize an Airbus 319 aircraft.
Schedule:
SFO-MSP Departs 12:50 PM Arriving 6:33PM.
Also on June 4th, United Airlines/SkyWest will fly twice daily between SFO and Spokane, Washington, utilizing a Canadair regional jet.
Schedule:
SFO-GEG Departs 12:54 PM Arriving 2:50PM.
SFO-GEG Departs 10:00 PM Arriving 11:57 PM.
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Showing posts with label san francisco international airport. Show all posts
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Monday, February 9, 2009
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Delayed Passengers at SFO - pillows and sleepers now available

This special care includes:
1. Deplane passengers into the International Terminal where additional restroom facilities will be available. 2. Allow people to walk around a bit, not feel cramped sitting and waiting on the plane. 3. Provide sleeping pads, pillows and sheets during instances when passengers must remain in the terminal overnight.
The plan is voluntary for the airlines, and they must contact the airport directly in order for the plan to kick-in.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Renovation Plans for SFO's Terminal 2

Formerly known as the old International Terminal, Terminal 2 has been closed since 2000, which is when the impressive and grand International Terminal debuted. Then with the drop in air travel around and after 9/11, considerations for reopening the terminal seemed pointless.
Now, business at SFO is up, but available space is not. International travel is up 8% year-to-date versus last year, and domestic up 2%. The airport simply needs more gates than currently available.
So, Airport commissioners voted last week to solicit bids for contractors for the renovation of the terminal. Once the bidding and design process are completed, it will take about 30 months of constructions before flights would begin again from Terminal 2. 14 new gates are expected once the renovation is finished.
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