San Francisco, United States
San Francisco International Airport opened in 1927 and is operated by the City and County of San Francisco. In 2023, SFO served over 50 million passengers, making it one of the busiest airports in the United States.
Its IATA code is SFO. SFO serves as a major gateway to Europe and Asia, and is currently undergoing ongoing modernization and expansion projects to enhance passenger experience and increase capacity.
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has four terminals: 1, 2, 3, and the International Terminal. Terminal 1 has three concourses: B, C, and a Rotunda.
Terminal 2 has concourses D and E. Terminal 3 has two concourses: E and F.
The International Terminal has three concourses: A and G (both handling international departures and arrivals) and a central area. The International Terminal has 28 gates: A1-A12 and G1-G14.
Terminal 1 has 18 gates in Boarding Area B and 11 gates in Boarding Area C. Terminal 2 has 10 gates in Boarding Area D and 10 gates in Boarding Area E.
Terminal 3 has 10 gates in Boarding Area E and 15 gates in Boarding Area F. The Harvey Milk Terminal 1 underwent a renovation completed in 2024.
SFO offers several parking options: Hourly Parking (in the Domestic and International Garages), Daily Parking (Long-Term), ParkFAST, and Valet Parking. Hourly rates start at $2 per 15 minutes, with daily maximums ranging from $36 to $45 depending on the garage. Valet parking is available at the International Terminal for $55 per day. Pre-booking is available at https://www.flysfo.com/parking.
