I haven't been to SFO recently. Does anyone know if they genuinely have good art or good dining?
I've seen families tag along all the way to the security to say goodbyes... This seems like a great way to spend some more time right until the flight
The food is better than most airports and often they are outposts of known restaurants though not as good as the actual main restaurants that have locations in the area.
It’s still an airport and most people are just transiting and not too interested in the exhibits. They might as well have community college students put up their work there and few would be the wiser.
San Diego has SAN Pass, which is essentially the same program with the same rationale for existence.
For example the airline can give you a “gate only” pass. Essentially you need somebody to sponsor you to be on the other side of the security gates. In this case the airport itself is openly offering to sponsor folks.
VoidWhisperer•1h ago
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Spooky23•13m ago
I fly out of JFK and a smaller city airport in the northeast mostly. JFK is crazy. The smaller one is excellent, except like 20% of their flights leave at 6AM and TSA starts at 4, so the lines can be awful during peak events (like winter breaks when half the population to going to Florida via low cost airline).