r/SFO

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International terminal G. Traveler is leaving the US, not arriving. I've selected traveler greeting and farewell but honestly knowing my mom, it's probably gonna be a bit of traveler assistance as well (but nothing disability related or anything like that) but the website didn't allow me to select both.

This is my first time being aware of the SFO Gate Explorer program.

Been in the line of cars returning to SFO for like 25 mins right now and still have a fair ways to go before I’m inside the rental car center, what gives?

Hi! Has anyone recently transferred from Terminal 3 to the International Terminal Gate A at SFO?

My UA flight lands at 8:00 PM in Terminal 3, and my international flight with another airline leaves at 10:40 PM. I’ll need to pick up my checked luggages first, then get to the International Terminal, check my bag again, and go through security.

I’m mostly confused about the terminal transfer. I’ve seen people mention taking the AirTrain, but also that you may have to walk toward Terminal 2 to get to it.

Can I just walk directly from Terminal 3 to the International Terminal with my luggage? If you’ve done it before, about how long did the walk take? Also, do you think 2 hours and 40 minutes is enough for the whole transfer if my first flight is on time?

Thanks!

What is this gate actually used for? My only guess is pre-cleared international flights such as to/from Dublin, where you still need some process? Or is it just so Aer Lingus can be sat with their partners?

How early do I need to get to the airport for a flight to Canada from terminal 2? I know it’s an international destination but do I need to get there that extra early like most international flights since it’s not international terminal?