San Francisco International Airport

San Francisco International Airport, SFO, is a department of the City and County of San Francisco, which owns and operates it. Its website says the airport is located about 14 miles south of San Francisco in unincorporated San Mateo County, on the San Francisco Peninsula, and that it has operated in the same location since 7 May 1927. The city purchased the land in 1930, and the airport was originally named Mills Field Municipal Airport.

Passenger information

• A flight tracker and air traffic information, with flight status for arrivals and departures
• Online parking booking, which must be made at least two hours in advance
• Passenger pick up and drop off information and ground transportation options
• A Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard programme and accessibility services
• Terminals named Harvey Milk Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and the Dianne Feinstein International Terminal, with boarding areas A and G in the international terminal
• Shopping and dining, with many local restaurants and cafes listed by terminal

Operations and contacts

The airport publishes a tarmac delay and contingency plan, an airport travel agency, a Global Entry enrolment centre contact, free wifi support, parking reservation help and paging requests. It points visitors to airlines for wheelchairs and guided assistance. An about page explains why SFO differs from other US cities with multiple airports, noting that Chicago, Washington and New York airports share operators, while SFO is run by the city.

Events

San Francisco International Airport is listed as a speaker at the ACI-NA and AAAE Airport Noise Conference 2026 and as a sponsor of the CNS Partnership Conference 2027.

Contact

San Francisco International Airport is listed under Airports and is based in San Francisco, United States.
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