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General Information About Oakland International Airport

Oakland International Airport (OAK) is an air transport hub serving East Bay communities as well as travelers across the US. Located 10 miles (16 kilometers) south of Downtown Oakland and 21 miles southeast of San Francisco, OAK serves the East Bay communities and travelers from across America.

Oakland Airport is served by American, Delta, Southwest and United Airlines; these carriers' busiest routes from there to US destinations such as San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego make up most of its traffic flow.

OAK Terminals Map mes Oakland Airport features two primary terminals connected by pedestrian walkways: Terminal 1 is used primarily by Hawaiian, Volaris and Allegiant Airlines while Southwest flies out of Terminal 2.

Arriving passengers have several transportation options at their disposal upon arriving at Oakland International Airport: shuttles, buses, taxis/limos/car rentals as well as BART train lines connecting Oakland with Berkeley and many other East Bay communities.

In February, OAK Airport unveiled a third curbside in front of both terminals to improve traffic flow and alleviate congestion. Funded through Measure B tax dollars, this roadway project provides better access between OAK Airport and Interstate 880 as well as Alameda's Bay Farm Island at its southern end.

Terminal 2 now features the "Fly By" priority security lane for Business Select customers and Rapid Reward A-List members of Rapid Rewards, along with FreeFi Networks' free Wi-Fi service that enables passengers to keep in contact with family and friends between flights.

How to Get From Oakland International Airport to Oakland Center

From Oakland International Airport (OAK) to the center of Oakland is easiest via BART, or Bay Area Rapid Transit train system. BART connects San Francisco with Oakland via their Clipper card service that you can purchase either at BART stations or online and bring on board.

Your best option for getting to downtown areas in the Bay Area may be taking a taxi, renting a car, or hiring a shuttle service or limousine service. Depending on your transportation needs and vehicle selection, OAK to downtown Oakland could take 30 minutes or longer and the cost will depend on which mode you select.

If you're visiting Oakland on business, consider stopping by Cal State East Bay's campus at 505 14th Street in Downtown Oakland. This campus can easily be reached using local mass transit, AC Transit and interstate freeways; plus it is located directly opposite 12th Street/Oakland City Center BART station for convenient accessibility.

There are also a few hotels nearby, such as Hilton Oakland Downtown, Sheraton and Embassy Suites. Many offer shuttle services between their premises and local points of interest and the airport itself.

Shuttle services can be an ideal choice when traveling in large groups, or with heavy luggage that you don't want to carry with you in your car. These vehicles will pick you up from the airport and bring you directly to your destination without dealing with traffic - though these rides will incur a small fee; booking early may help avoid inconvenience!

Private limousines may be an excellent alternative if you are traveling alone and don't mind spending an additional bit on luxury transportation. A limousine can be booked ahead or on demand and offers the chance to travel in style without breaking the bank.

Cost: Limos range in cost depending on size and type, with costs typically falling within $89-300 range. Uber provides quotes so that you can be certain you will stay within budget when hiring one; be sure to get one beforehand!

An alternate means of transit from OAK to downtown Oakland is taking the SF Bay Ferry system; they run regular trips between various terminals for an enjoyable and scenic journey across the water.

An average ride on the San Francisco Bay Ferry lasts around half an hour, offering scenic views of waterways and under bridges as you sail between destinations. Visit their website for schedules and ticket purchases.

Travel from Oakland's downtown to its surrounding communities using public transit with ease by purchasing a Bay Area transit pass from Moovit app - saving time on bus travel or cutting down costs when in Bay Area.

Oakland International Airport Amenities & Services Guide

OAK wants to make traveling less of a burden, with food, beverage, shopping and airport information as your guides through OAK. Use this guide as a one-stop-shop when exploring OAK.

Nearly five years ago, Oakland International Airport unveiled plans to offer Bay Area travelers an array of exciting restaurants. But as pandemic struck and air travel plummeted, these plans were put on hold until recently; when air travel rebounded and OIA reached 1 million monthly passengers for the first time since 2019, an updated food and beverage program plan was finally back underway.

Cafes & Coffee In February, Farley's Cafes & Coffee opened at Terminal 2 offering fresh coffee and egg sandwiches - adding even more options for travelers at OAK Airport.

Clothing Stores Airport guests can find everything from shirts and sweats, jackets and accessories right there on the premises of the airport. A duty-free shop located within Terminal One also provides guests with ample opportunity to stock up on extra spending money during their journey.

Car Parks

The airport features four parking lots that are open 24 hours. The Premier lot, closest to the terminal, charges $3 per half hour for five hours or less of parking; thereafter it costs $36 for each additional 24 hour block of time parked there. Hourly lot is more distant but less costly at $2 per half hour parking costs.