SFO to break ground on massive $2.4 billion Terminal 1 renovation
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SFO to break ground on massive $2.4 billion Terminal 1 renovation
The San Francisco International Airport will break ground on a $2.4 billion renovation of Terminal 1 on June 29.
Terminal 1 currently houses domestic airlines Delta (NYSE: DAL), Southwest (NYSE: LUV) and Frontier. It will be partially demolished to make way for the construction and renovation of two new boarding areas, central check-in and security spaces, baggage claim and a new mezzanine to connect the terminal to AirTrain and parking.
Terminal 1 currently houses domestic airlines Delta (NYSE: DAL), Southwest (NYSE: LUV) and Frontier. It will be partially demolished to make way for the construction and renovation of two new boarding areas, central check-in and security spaces, baggage claim and a new mezzanine to connect the terminal to AirTrain and parking.
Won't be done until 2020.
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Will include a new 350-room high-end on-airport hotel, owned by the airport and operated by probably either Hyatt or Fairmont.
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Definitely Hyatt. Probably not going to be an 8,000 point property like the one further south. I'm back there again this week on cash and points ($55 and 4,000 points) beofre a 6am flight.
HYATT AND SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR A GRAND HYATT HOTEL
HYATT AND SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR A GRAND HYATT HOTEL
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http://www.flysfo.com/about-sfo/airport-development/t1
SFO website (link above) is saying 2024 completion. Has the development finish date been sped up?
SFO website (link above) is saying 2024 completion. Has the development finish date been sped up?
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Definitely Hyatt. Probably not going to be an 8,000 point property like the one further south. I'm back there again this week on cash and points ($55 and 4,000 points) beofre a 6am flight.
HYATT AND SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR A GRAND HYATT HOTEL
HYATT AND SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR A GRAND HYATT HOTEL
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http://www.flysfo.com/about-sfo/airport-development/t1
SFO website (link above) is saying 2024 completion. Has the development finish date been sped up?
SFO website (link above) is saying 2024 completion. Has the development finish date been sped up?
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Exactly. The Regency can keep the corporate meetings, weddings and banquets (where parking is easier) while the Grand will be a natural for less price-conscious travelers.