AirTrain (SFO)

AirTrain SFO is a fully automated people mover at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The system was built by Bombardier at a cost of $430 million US and opened February 24, 2003.

Routes

AirTrain SFO operates on two lines:

• the Red Line, which connects all terminals, garages and the BART Station:
• the Blue Line, which connects all terminals, garages and the BART Station with the rental car center.

Stations along the routes:

• Garage A
• International Terminal A
• Terminal 1
• Terminal 2
• Terminal 3
• International Terminal G
• Garage G/BART
• West Field Road
• Rental Car Centre

Roster

The AirTrain fleet comprises of 38 cars built by Bombardier of Montreal, Canada.

• Bombardier CX-100 System

The same system is used at Tampa and Denver International Airports.

See Also

• AirTrain JFK
• AirTrain Newark

Reference

• AirTrain SFO
• Total Transit Systems - Fully Automated - Automated People Movers