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SFO Is Giving Its Terminal 1 a $2.4 Billion Makeover

Jesse Tabit June 23, 2016

Beginning June 29, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) will be giving its Terminal 1 a $2.4 billion makeover. The renovation is the final part of the airport’s $4.1 billion decade-long capital improvement plan. The terminal will be receiving two boarding areas, a new baggage claim and a central check-in, among other additions/improvements.

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edgewood49 June 23, 2016
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The problem with SFO is it's like BOS and LGA they fix in dribs and drabs and forever under construction a real pain in the ass

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