I'm in the architectural / engineering space. I've done a number of projects for SFO. To me, the difference comes from the top. When we work for SFO, their instruction to their consultant is always, "Bring your 'A' game!" The management there genuinely cares about building and maintaining an airport that can best serve the passengers. Even though they are government employees, they have none of the typical DMV vibe.
The 2 airports on top of my list are Dubai and the new Istanbul airport, so much spaces. The Dubai airport has comfy long lounge chairs for long layover, there's even a sleeping section with deem lights. Even Paris CDG offered a long layover section with lots of comfy sofa with charging station, a paid shower service at the airport hotel. They finally had English speaking volunteers to guide visitors while I stopover for 10 hours in June 2019.
@@___beyondhorizon4664 thanks for sharing about the airports in Dubai and Istanbul! I have not been to either. Of course, they are oranges compared to SFO's apple; i.e. it's difficult to compare American public facilities (and public works projects that build these public facilities) to those in countries like Dubai and Turkey (and Communist China, for example). In those places, the government can nearly do whatever they want with no political obstacles.
Specifically they are San Francisco civil service employees. My ex worked in Noise Abatement at SFO and I worked at Port of SF. These are two of the three City departments that generate a profit for the City and County of San Francisco.
Went there two months ago. It was indeed surprisingly nice for a US airport! The bathroom was very clean, modern, and enormous. No gap between stalls, too! Finally we have 21st century public bathroom in the US lol
SFO is ideal size for me. Big enough to attract major airlines to generate competitive fare (at least for international flights). But not too big like ATL and ORD, too busy like JFK and NEW, too spread out like DAL, too cramped like CLT, or too worn out like DTW (don't know if it got renovated but I remember buckets around the waiting area to catch rainwater). That said, when I go overseas, I avoid connecting within the US. It is not a pleasant experience to fly within the US or be sitting in a US airport.
@@zukacs don’t you already have the boarding time printed on your pass? And on top of that there are screens displaying boarding times for all flights literally everywhere you eyes can see
@@flugoaway3398 i was not even 18 and it was the old ata turk airport not the new one)) i knew my time but was waiting for announcment while reading a book
Was just in SFO the other week, looked great! Not that it affects me regularly but having the terminals connected will be a huge plus. Impressive baggage and security systems, hope this comes to EWR soon.
The avg ticket prices are higher because there are way more long distance flights from SFO than Oakland/San Jose. Southwest operates about 70% of OAK, and they are majority nonstop /shorter flights
@@hiiipowerbootylicker7790but you also have to consider that many non budget airlines fly out of sfo. southwest flying at oak basically makes the mean way lower regardless of distance
Never going to happen. U.S cities are built around highways. There are no cities other than New York where there is a train station within the city. In Europe, the cities were built around train tracks. Every major city have a train station near by. They're not going to pour money into trains when the stations are just as far away as airports.
At Bangkok airport, to fly to many destinations, the crews will make passengers pour away any water they have before entering the gate lounge, including water bought after the security (which is very stupid.) Therefore, the airport has to provides water fountains/refillers at every gate.
The US is horrible for connecting international flights. Fly from country "A" to USA to get a connecting flight to country "B" means having to collect checked luggage, go through customs and immigration then go to the counter to recheck bags and go through security again then to the gate. Most countries allow going from one plane to the other without the hassle and wasting tons of time in lines.
It seems like the price comparison is not a fair comparison. I would want to see the equivalent route from the competing airports to a destination compared to SFO. otherwise comparing regional flights to international flights provides no relevant information.
Depends what you think defines best..Also doesn’t really matter though most U.S airports get the job done quite well and many are being upgraded….Remember we built our nice airports way back before those poor nations finally got money and coped by building fancy advanced beautiful airports.
Well that's because our airports are for getting people from point A to point B. There's no good reason and it's a waste of money to spend like Singapore or Dubai. Those cities are more focused on gaining international relevance by building super extravagant projects
If you have travelled beyond USA, or regularly within USA and Europe, you’ll see how miserable US airports are. SFO is the only USA airport that felt I was in Europe or anywhere else in the the developed world.
Worked on ramp in that terminal, and the bag belt was the WORST! We always wondered why it cost so much money, but it was the slowest and jammed up every time. 😬
You’re giving a skewed view of SFO. It’s helpful Terminal 1 has been upgraded, but when I recently flew out of the Delta Terminal the infrastructure (power plugs, USB charge ports) looked like they haven’t been upgraded in at least 15 years. Quite surprised SFO was able to capture #1 in your rankings.
*SFO sign:* Speakers OFF, Earbuds ON. Your music, Your video, Your phone calls are for *YOUR* ears only! To all coffee shop owners: *Please check out this sign.* 👆
I don't know, I felt like Oakland was way more reliable and a quicker experience altogether. Ghetto for sure, but when you want the airport to be a minimal part of your travels, I always picked OAK.
One big advantage OAK has over SFO is the weather. Fog is a major contributor to delay at SFO. That said, OAK is likely stain by the troublesome city. Otherwise, it's quite a convenient airport to travel through.
Isn’t $2.5B without adding any extra runways extremely expensive for an amenities and logistics upgrade? For reference the Golden Gate Bridge took $530M in 2020 dollars to build. The cost of this upgrade could have funded 4-5x Golden Gate Bridges. How did they fund this upgrade?
3:33 what kind of silly commercial is this? they are providing water which is cool but it is portrayed like satire. like, what? thats water bro. simple water. 80% of your body is made of that.
Because of the economic crisis that always comes up the best thing to be on every wise individual’s mind or list is to invest in different streams of income that’s not depending on the government to generate funds.
Totally agree with you mate . I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don't know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or crypto and stocks.
My first investment with expert Kiara gave me the assurance to invest without the fear of losing money. I got four of my friends involved with her already. It's been great I tell you.
The wisest thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the govt. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in Gold, Silver and digital currencies (BTC,ETH...)
@Harris Lee I agree with you, I had a senior colleague at work who lived well but never had an investment, unfortunately his job ended so he went from living well to surviving with his family.
Investing is a primary decision to be made for the future. If you see this and you don’t have an investment, plan to have one, so you don’t end up like my main colleague at work😊.
It made perfect sense, as he said for an investment, the person has to consider the rate of profit versus the rate of loss at least 2% minimum risk and also experience for you to guide and help them.
It’s a shame a country/city thats home to/neighboring The Silicon Valley, developed these systems a decade after Singapore! Across all facets, Changi is by far the more superior and efficient airports! 😐
About once a year, I used to fly from Changi to LAX or SFO. Flying from Changi Airport, ranked the best airport in the world for 8 years in a row, to LAX is like departing from a 21st century airport to one that is trapped in the 70's or 80's. SFO is slightly better. Skytrax gave Changi Airport a 5 Star rating as an international airport.
SFO is not actually in SF its located next to San Mateo county next to 3 cities South San Francisco,San Bruno and Millbrae its actually 15 to 20 minutes away from SF…..SSF and SB aren’t super safe but they are better than SF the reason being is SM county is getting really gentrified and the justice system isn’t as lenient.
US Airports are anywhere near Best. Asian airports such as Singapore's or South Korea's isn Top 1 & 2. No way to beat their services, amenities, technology, staff, etc you name it
An airport I truly hope to never have to visit. The most unaffordable city in the world. I have colleagues who pull in 300k annually who live life paycheck to paycheck. Can’t imagine what some of these “amenities” are being charged at.
@@isaacng123456789 I’m not exaggerating. He broke it down for me. Post tax, their family takes in ~175k, they live in a modest 2500 sqft house they pay 9000/month for. One drives a mini van the other a sedan collectively 1000/month. 2500/month in child care. 600/month in insurance. Leaves them with about 15k for everything else. The only expense I think you can push back on is the mortgage… but I’ve looked at Zillow. To be remotely near the hospital his wife works at, he has very few other options.
@@usefulprogrammer9880 Literally just shows he prioritized those spending over saving. The average family income in SF is $120k. Are you really suggesting most families are borrowing double their income in order to survive paycheck to paycheck in San Francisco...? Your colleague simply live a very expensive live (and have the income to support it). $9000/month for mortgage is not a modest house. That is an at least $2m+ house. Median price of houses in SF right now is $1.5m. Still very expensive, but shows that your colleague house is not "modest" in any sense of the word.
@@usefulprogrammer9880 My mother's rental property is a 3BR upstairs unit in a two-unit house in the inner Richmond District. The tenants are paying $3,442 a month. The downstairs 2BR unit is $2,385 a month.
Quiet airport is such a brilliant feature. Feels like fewer and fewer people rely on announcements to get to where they should be going anyway nowadays.
90% of the time I couldn't even understand what the announcement is saying. Not to mention most people have earphone/headphone all all the time nowadays.
When I came back from Asia in September 2022, unfortunately I still had to exit the international terminal to go though security again for my domestic connection. I will really look forward to the day when that won’t be necessary.
Funny, I fly out of SFO, particularly Terminal 1, during and after remodeling. I always loved it but now I really am thankful my home airport is my favorite and the smoothest
I just wanna say, I just been in this airport last december and the experience were amazing, so clean, big, comfy , quiet and in order a beautiful airport
I love most everything about the new Terminal 1, except for the automatic x-ray machines. These automatic x-ray machines operate way too slowly and completely slow down the line.
As an employee The bag system is the worse Just ask the passengers. It’s takes the passengers an hour and 15 mins to get their bag once the plane is parked. The baggage system is always jammed. The baggage system is the worse at Harvey terminal This video or the directors are a lie LoL
Airports are only starting to implement the idea of planning foot traffic to reduce congestion. The reduced noise and encouragement to use earphones is a great idea. I wished that when it came to boarding, that airlines board in a more orderly fashion and have passenger sat in sections prior to boarding so there isn't a mad rush and eliminates the delay on the airplane when putting luggage in the overhead compartments.
I'm in the architectural / engineering space. I've done a number of projects for SFO. To me, the difference comes from the top. When we work for SFO, their instruction to their consultant is always, "Bring your 'A' game!" The management there genuinely cares about building and maintaining an airport that can best serve the passengers. Even though they are government employees, they have none of the typical DMV vibe.
The 2 airports on top of my list are Dubai and the new Istanbul airport, so much spaces. The Dubai airport has comfy long lounge chairs for long layover, there's even a sleeping section with deem lights. Even Paris CDG offered a long layover section with lots of comfy sofa with charging station, a paid shower service at the airport hotel. They finally had English speaking volunteers to guide visitors while I stopover for 10 hours in June 2019.
@@___beyondhorizon4664 of course, Dubai doesn't have to worry about lack of oil and natural gas for jet fuel and generating electricity.
This is an awesome insight. Thanks for sharing!
@@___beyondhorizon4664 thanks for sharing about the airports in Dubai and Istanbul! I have not been to either. Of course, they are oranges compared to SFO's apple; i.e. it's difficult to compare American public facilities (and public works projects that build these public facilities) to those in countries like Dubai and Turkey (and Communist China, for example). In those places, the government can nearly do whatever they want with no political obstacles.
Specifically they are San Francisco civil service employees. My ex worked in Noise Abatement at SFO and I worked at Port of SF. These are two of the three City departments that generate a profit for the City and County of San Francisco.
Limiting announcements and providing plenty of seating with chargers is what every airport needs.
Well, that is what LAX needed. Constant announcement everywhere for everything.
@@battlefield3112011yeah I think they are changing that with the LAX remodel
Went there two months ago. It was indeed surprisingly nice for a US airport! The bathroom was very clean, modern, and enormous. No gap between stalls, too! Finally we have 21st century public bathroom in the US lol
I ❤ SFO. It’s so quiet and they have nice vendors. Also, you can connect between terminals without going thru security
GO SFO!!! It's so easy to get in and out and it's very clean, quiet, and the food is awesome! We love SFO!!
SFO is the best airport in the US. It’s quiet, you have enough comfortable space/table in the terminal, plus their WiFi is fast
I travel through alot of airports… and so far SFO has been (and especially is now) my favorite airport by far
SFO is ideal size for me. Big enough to attract major airlines to generate competitive fare (at least for international flights). But not too big like ATL and ORD, too busy like JFK and NEW, too spread out like DAL, too cramped like CLT, or too worn out like DTW (don't know if it got renovated but I remember buckets around the waiting area to catch rainwater). That said, when I go overseas, I avoid connecting within the US. It is not a pleasant experience to fly within the US or be sitting in a US airport.
Which year when you experienced DTW?
DTW is pretty nice now.
So much beautiful art throughout Terminal 1 as well. Also being connected to BART directly is a top feature for the airport
Quiet airport really caught me off guard once as they didn't announce boarding. But I love the idea it becoming normalized.
I missed my flight in istambul because i didnt know they dont announce flights :D
@@zukacs that's rough
@@zukacs don’t you already have the boarding time printed on your pass? And on top of that there are screens displaying boarding times for all flights literally everywhere you eyes can see
@@flugoaway3398 i was not even 18 and it was the old ata turk airport not the new one)) i knew my time but was waiting for announcment while reading a book
SFO food is elite - best variety I've seen, and also way more vegetarian/vegan options than any other airport.
Was just in SFO the other week, looked great! Not that it affects me regularly but having the terminals connected will be a huge plus. Impressive baggage and security systems, hope this comes to EWR soon.
So happy to see this! I think that they clearly hired the same people from Heathrow and hong Kong and asked how they can do that... But better 🙂
The avg ticket prices are higher because there are way more long distance flights from SFO than Oakland/San Jose. Southwest operates about 70% of OAK, and they are majority nonstop /shorter flights
I'm sure they controlled for length of flights when comparing prices between the airports.
@@hiiipowerbootylicker7790but you also have to consider that many non budget airlines fly out of sfo. southwest flying at oak basically makes the mean way lower regardless of distance
If only US train infrastructure had this much investment and innovation
Never going to happen. U.S cities are built around highways. There are no cities other than New York where there is a train station within the city. In Europe, the cities were built around train tracks. Every major city have a train station near by. They're not going to pour money into trains when the stations are just as far away as airports.
@@maplenerd22 I’m plenty aware, hence the “if only”
Hope the Quiet Airport movement catches-on.
Best thing about SFO is that there's an In-n-Out right across the street :P
She just dropped her stuff and walked away 💀 2:12
At Bangkok airport, to fly to many destinations, the crews will make passengers pour away any water they have before entering the gate lounge, including water bought after the security (which is very stupid.) Therefore, the airport has to provides water fountains/refillers at every gate.
It is genuinely great.
I went through terminal 1 when it was still under construction. I was on my way to Boston for my grandmother's funeral in early 2021.
The US is horrible for connecting international flights. Fly from country "A" to USA to get a connecting flight to country "B" means having to collect checked luggage, go through customs and immigration then go to the counter to recheck bags and go through security again then to the gate. Most countries allow going from one plane to the other without the hassle and wasting tons of time in lines.
Shout out to Hensel Phelps and the construction trades that make all this possible!
It seems like the price comparison is not a fair comparison. I would want to see the equivalent route from the competing airports to a destination compared to SFO. otherwise comparing regional flights to international flights provides no relevant information.
Best airport in the United States. Not even close in the world.
Depends what you think defines best..Also doesn’t really matter though most U.S airports get the job done quite well and many are being upgraded….Remember we built our nice airports way back before those poor nations finally got money and coped by building fancy advanced beautiful airports.
Well that's because our airports are for getting people from point A to point B. There's no good reason and it's a waste of money to spend like Singapore or Dubai. Those cities are more focused on gaining international relevance by building super extravagant projects
If you have travelled beyond USA, or regularly within USA and Europe, you’ll see how miserable US airports are. SFO is the only USA airport that felt I was in Europe or anywhere else in the the developed world.
Worked on ramp in that terminal, and the bag belt was the WORST! We always wondered why it cost so much money, but it was the slowest and jammed up every time. 😬
It is the worst now, or it was before remodeling?
Interesting that they didn't mention that SFO is the only major airport that uses private security instead of TSA. How about that.
Great Job Travel SFO
You’re giving a skewed view of SFO. It’s helpful Terminal 1 has been upgraded, but when I recently flew out of the Delta Terminal the infrastructure (power plugs, USB charge ports) looked like they haven’t been upgraded in at least 15 years. Quite surprised SFO was able to capture #1 in your rankings.
Can the SFO management please take over Toronto YYZ
New New Istanbul airport build in 2029 is very impressive. It's huge!
I thought IST already got a new airport.
@@gettyyoung46 I mean Istanbul new airport was completed and in operation since April 2019. I was there in June 2019
wow amazing 🤩
Sfo Is the best !
The on-time arrival stats for SFO is very misleading. Of course it is on-time, you don't have nearly as many flights as before the pandemic.
2:23 insane way to tie up shoe
SFO and MSP are my favorite airports. I like SEA but it always seems like it's under construction. I avoid ATL as much as possible. lol
abc has always been a fav
I live so close to SFO like 10 minutes but always fly out of SJC or OAK because they are cheaper
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So, when will I be able to walk between terminals one and two post-security?
What about MCO Orlando’s new terminal C ?
It's "Minneapolis-Saint Paul," not "Minneapolis."
But how many Tortas Frontera locations do they have? Can't really be #1 vs O'Hare without that.
Could use some of these changes at IAH
Its takes fewer syllables to say Wall Street Journal than "W. S. J." lol
nice but 2.5 billion???
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Good, but we also want better ATC for safety
Put in an airtag
Lol it's like 25% more expensive to fly into sfo instead of Oakland. That's issue number one
4:00 carbonizing water is not expensive .
I certainly enjoy sfo much more than lax
*SFO sign:* Speakers OFF, Earbuds ON. Your music, Your video, Your phone calls are for *YOUR* ears only!
To all coffee shop owners: *Please check out this sign.* 👆
Ask why a lot of the food and service vendors are considering going in strike ...
Is this Airport in GTA SA?
I don't know, I felt like Oakland was way more reliable and a quicker experience altogether. Ghetto for sure, but when you want the airport to be a minimal part of your travels, I always picked OAK.
a lot of my friends fly Oakland and they say it’s better than San Jose and sfo for no delay times
One big advantage OAK has over SFO is the weather. Fog is a major contributor to delay at SFO. That said, OAK is likely stain by the troublesome city. Otherwise, it's quite a convenient airport to travel through.
why? to get award from wsj and because wsj transits here most of the time
We should contract FedEx or UPS to ship traveler luggage for safety and profitable on efficiency for all alliance companies
So I'm supposed to live with having my luggage arrive from across the coast in 7 days? No thanks.
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Isn’t $2.5B without adding any extra runways extremely expensive for an amenities and logistics upgrade? For reference the Golden Gate Bridge took $530M in 2020 dollars to build. The cost of this upgrade could have funded 4-5x Golden Gate Bridges. How did they fund this upgrade?
$8 for renting a bag trolley is pure robbery
I have been to 57 countries and I believe the U.S. is the only country where you have to pay to use a trolley.
If ALT is now 3, then your survey is already garbage.
Best US** airports, cuz…. Changi still outclasses globally.
Sparkling water upsets my stomach and will give me burps during the flight.
Please consider adding cold brew to the refilling stations.
3:33 what kind of silly commercial is this? they are providing water which is cool but it is portrayed like satire. like, what? thats water bro. simple water. 80% of your body is made of that.
SFO as a port of entry is trash. If you're returning to the US and have an option besides SFO, choose the other option.
Because of the economic crisis that always comes up the best thing to be on every wise individual’s mind or list is to invest in different streams of income that’s not depending on the government to generate funds.
Totally agree with you mate . I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don't know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or crypto and stocks.
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The wisest thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the govt. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in Gold, Silver and digital currencies (BTC,ETH...)
@Harris Lee I agree with you, I had a senior colleague at work who lived well but never had an investment, unfortunately his job ended so he went from living well to surviving with his family.
Investing is a primary decision to be made for the future. If you see this and you don’t have an investment, plan to have one, so you don’t end up like my main colleague at work😊.
It made perfect sense, as he said for an investment, the person has to consider the rate of profit versus the rate of loss at least 2% minimum risk and also experience for you to guide and help them.
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Now if they can only track crime and homelessness and do something about that.
It’s a shame a country/city thats home to/neighboring The Silicon Valley, developed these systems a decade after Singapore! Across all facets, Changi is by far the more superior and efficient airports! 😐
About once a year, I used to fly from Changi to LAX or SFO. Flying from Changi Airport, ranked the best airport in the world for 8 years in a row, to LAX is like departing from a 21st century airport to one that is trapped in the 70's or 80's. SFO is slightly better.
Skytrax gave Changi Airport a 5 Star rating as an international airport.
Of course, it can't compete with Asian Airports like in Beijing or Singapore.
So?
Only to be mugged in the city.
SFO is not actually in SF its located next to San Mateo county next to 3 cities South San Francisco,San Bruno and Millbrae its actually 15 to 20 minutes away from SF…..SSF and SB aren’t super safe but they are better than SF the reason being is SM county is getting really gentrified and the justice system isn’t as lenient.
This is the best in the country?
We are doomed 😔.
Still worse than Tampa airport 😂
Try not to trip on the homeless on the way out of the airport.
US Airports are anywhere near Best. Asian airports such as Singapore's or South Korea's isn Top 1 & 2. No way to beat their services, amenities, technology, staff, etc you name it
No. 1 & 2 are Qatar and Japan now.
An airport I truly hope to never have to visit. The most unaffordable city in the world. I have colleagues who pull in 300k annually who live life paycheck to paycheck. Can’t imagine what some of these “amenities” are being charged at.
Your colleague is just bad at managing money. SF is expensive for sure, but not "you need to make 300+k annually to survive" expensive.
@@isaacng123456789 I’m not exaggerating. He broke it down for me. Post tax, their family takes in ~175k, they live in a modest 2500 sqft house they pay 9000/month for. One drives a mini van the other a sedan collectively 1000/month. 2500/month in child care. 600/month in insurance. Leaves them with about 15k for everything else. The only expense I think you can push back on is the mortgage… but I’ve looked at Zillow. To be remotely near the hospital his wife works at, he has very few other options.
@@usefulprogrammer9880 Literally just shows he prioritized those spending over saving. The average family income in SF is $120k. Are you really suggesting most families are borrowing double their income in order to survive paycheck to paycheck in San Francisco...?
Your colleague simply live a very expensive live (and have the income to support it).
$9000/month for mortgage is not a modest house. That is an at least $2m+ house. Median price of houses in SF right now is $1.5m. Still very expensive, but shows that your colleague house is not "modest" in any sense of the word.
@@usefulprogrammer9880 My mother's rental property is a 3BR upstairs unit in a two-unit house in the inner Richmond District. The tenants are paying $3,442 a month. The downstairs 2BR unit is $2,385 a month.
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Im from atlanta, that airport is thrash. Its only top in being the busiest airport.
uber coin my idea. more than one ride at once. but it needs two ste verifcaton and a fingerprint for multiple rides
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wall street journal i need a Verizon at&t and sprint and a T-Mobile number
Flying out of SFO during the pandemic was wild...It was so quiet and empty like walking in an art gallery or museum.
Or a morgue.
So happy my home airport is getting recognition - it’s well deserved. I rarely have issues there.
Me too!
Quiet airport is such a brilliant feature. Feels like fewer and fewer people rely on announcements to get to where they should be going anyway nowadays.
90% of the time I couldn't even understand what the announcement is saying. Not to mention most people have earphone/headphone all all the time nowadays.
Clean bathrooms are something I look for.
I'll definitely fly through SFO more if they offer sparkling water.
Really? You'd just go there for something you could pick up in a bottle? Surely the taxi to SFO makes up for what you save on water xD
WSJ went to check why they gave SFO the best airport title?
When I came back from Asia in September 2022, unfortunately I still had to exit the international terminal to go though security again for my domestic connection. I will really look forward to the day when that won’t be necessary.
Funny, I fly out of SFO, particularly Terminal 1, during and after remodeling. I always loved it but now I really am thankful my home airport is my favorite and the smoothest
I just wanna say, I just been in this airport last december and the experience were amazing, so clean, big, comfy , quiet and in order a beautiful airport
I think one thing that is truly unique about the airport that I love is the art exhibit and the museum
I love most everything about the new Terminal 1, except for the automatic x-ray machines. These automatic x-ray machines operate way too slowly and completely slow down the line.
Good restaurants and 24/7 service. People with late night flights also gets hungry.
As an employee The bag system is the worse Just ask the passengers. It’s takes the passengers an hour and 15 mins to get their bag once the plane is parked. The baggage system is always jammed. The baggage system is the worse at Harvey terminal This video or the directors are a lie LoL
We haven’t visit SFO for over two decades now. Last time we flew to SFO in summer 2002. I remember that day. That was so long time ago.
I’m just waiting for them to upgrade their bigger terminals
it's gotta be no.1 airport in the states cuz the asian ones like incheon, Singapore, and ones in china and japan are way more like incomparably better
I'm flying into SFO from LAX tomorrow morning!
Great airport, great host.
Limit families to their own corrals though.
Airports are only starting to implement the idea of planning foot traffic to reduce congestion. The reduced noise and encouragement to use earphones is a great idea. I wished that when it came to boarding, that airlines board in a more orderly fashion and have passenger sat in sections prior to boarding so there isn't a mad rush and eliminates the delay on the airplane when putting luggage in the overhead compartments.
I love SFO!!!