1. Introduction
Oakland International Airport (OAK) is a major public airport located in Oakland, California, USA. It serves as an important transportation hub for the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California.
2. Location
The airport is situated approximately ten miles south of downtown Oakland and 20 miles east of downtown San Francisco, making it easily accessible to residents and visitors throughout the region.
3. History
Oakland International Airport has a history dating back to its establishment in 1927. Over the years, it has grown and evolved to become one of the busiest airports in the Bay Area.
4. Facilities
The airport features modern passenger terminals, including Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, offering a wide range of passenger services, including shops, restaurants, car rental facilities, and lounges to enhance the traveler experience.
5. Airlines and Destinations
OAK is served by numerous domestic and international airlines, providing flights to various destinations across the United States and around the world. It connects passengers to major cities and regions. Airlines such as Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Spirit Airlines operate from the airport.
| One Airport Drive, Box 45, Oakland, CA 94621. |
| Identifier OAK. |
| Contact Ray Keiser. |
| Phone: 510-577-4000. |
| Fax: 510-568-2730. |
| www.oaklandairport.com |
| Air Service: |
| Total carriers: 16 |
| All-Cargo: 4 |
| Cargo Space: Total Ramp/Tarmac |
| Surface for Cargo Handling: 38 acres. |
| Warehouse Space: 400,000 s.f. |
| Occupied: 100 percent. |
| Foreign Trade Zone: 1.5 miles away. |
| Special Services/Facilities: Handling for large animals, equine; existing refrigeration for cut flowers, perishable food, frozen goods; existing hazmat, bonded and secure storage. |
| U.S. Customs: Yes |
| Avg. Customs Clearance: 24 hrs. |
| USDA Inspector: 4 miles. |
| Freight Forwarders: 3 |
| Traffic and Tonnage: |
| Total ’00 Tonnage 703,067 m.t. , +2.7 percent. |
| Total ’00 Aircraft Movements 449,050, -14.3 percent. |
| Distance to Connecting Transportation (miles): |
| Rail Terminal: 9, |
| Ocean Port: 9, Interstate Highway: 1.5, |
| Truck Terminal: 1.5, |
| Intermodal Center: 1.5. |
| Comments: Planning an additional 400,000 s.f of additional ramp space and 100,000 s.f of warehouse space by late 2002 and improved connections to interstate highways. |