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WHAT’S NEW AT OaklandInternational Remember, OAK and all other U.S. airports continue to maintain a high level of security. Help us help you to have a pleasant travel experience by planning ahead before coming to the airport. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - All U.S. citizens (including infants and children) need a valid passport for travel to and from Bermuda, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean (excluding Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands). Plan ahead and start the process to get or renew your passport today. Visit the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website, cbp.gov for more information. OVER-SIZED LUGGAGE - Items such as golf clubs, fishing and sports gear such as baseball bats and lacrosse sticks must be checked. Golf equipment with grass fertilizer residue should be cleaned off to prevent triggering baggage screening equipment. Fireworks are not allowed on airplanes, in checked or carry-on baggage, for safety and security reasons. By following these tips, your summer travel will be a more enjoyable experience. OAK staff looks forward to serving you soon. OAK’s Ninth Consecutive Year Of Passenger Traffic Growth In 2006 OAK continued to experience passenger traffic growth in 2006, up 0.11 percent over the previous year to 14,433,669 passengers. This slight increase marks OAK’s ninth consecutive year of growth and is a strong indicator that OAK’s facilities reached capacity prior to opening brand new facilities in the last half of 2006. Air cargo traffic was down slightly by 0.69 percent over the previous year to 668,239 metric tons, while landed weights grew by 1.55 percent to 12.98 billion pounds in 2006. The number of commercial aircraft takeoffs and landings also grew to 187,777 operations, an increase of 0.04 percent. OAK Passenger Growth 2006 14.4 million 2001 11.4 million 1996 9.7 million 1991 6.2 million OAK’s passenger traffic has more than tripled over the past 20 years. In 2006, OAK’s focus was on opening new facilities in Terminal 2, including a new 27,000-square-foot baggage claim area and a 54,000-square-foot seven-gate concourse in July and November, respectively. These improvements offer Southwest Airlines’ passengers all that they have anticipated -- comfort, convenience, security and state-of-the-art facilities. Progress continued on renovating the existing concourse, expanding the passenger security screening and airline checkin areas in Terminal 2; and reconstructing the roadways and curbsides in front of Terminals 1 and 2. New airlines that joined OAK in 2006 include ATA (Hilo, Honolulu and Maui, Hawaii), Azores Express (Terceira, Portugal), Harmony (Vancouver, British Columbia) and Primaris (Acalpulco, Mexico), each offering valuable nonstop, low-cost service to Bay Area travelers. OAK Travel Planner • Jun - Aug 2007 • oaklandairport.com 14
WHAT’S NEW AT OaklandInternational Food, Glorious Food! -- Andalé, CPK ASAP, Fentons, Gordon Biersch and Max’s All Now Open In OAK’s Terminal 2 -- Gordon Biersch, Andalé Mexican Restaurant & Bar and a food court featuring CPK ASAP, Fentons Creamery, and Max’s Eatz and Fresh Bakery, are now open in the new concourse at OAK’s Terminal 2 and are whetting the appetites and thirsts of travelers. Gordon Biersch, which began right here in the Bay Area in 1988, has found a new home in Oakland. OAK travelers can experience what was once a dream of Dan Gordon and Dean Biersch, by taking time-out in between flights to enjoy their exceptional name-brand premium beers on tap. Also available is an extended selection of domestic and imported bottled beers and wines. Currently on Gordon Biersch’s menu is their famous garlic fries. There’s also a cold case chock-full of grab-n-go healthy selections for travelers who don’t have time to linger. Soon to be added is Bratwurst on a sesame roll, hot wings and hot dogs. Andalé features a menu with affordably-priced authentic Mexican food and beverage service, a full-service bar, Andalé-to-Go foods and Peet’s gourmet coffee, all in a sit-down setting. The atmosphere in Andalé’s 1,500-square-foot restaurant is airy and lively, and travelers can follow the latest news or their favorite sports team via the four-panel HDTV while in-transit. The biggest challenge that travelers face when entering the food court is what to choose. California Pizza Kitchen ASAP offers hearth-baked pizzas and a grab-n-go case stocked with fresh salads and sandwiches. Fentons Creamery, a 112-year-old ice cream parlor and Oakland landmark, delivers generous portions of its signature ice cream made from fresh local ingredients. Max’s Eatz and Fresh Bakery offers an extensive menu featuring upscale American comfort food at affordable prices. Travelers won’t be disappointed -- and they surely won’t go hungry -- as they make their way through OAK. Valet Parking - Location Change OAK is improving its roadways and curbsides to ease congestion by the terminals. During the next phase of construction, the Valet Parking pick-up and drop-off area will be temporarily relocated from its current site to a new one on the third curb for the next six-to-eight-weeks. While the location may be changing, the premium service you’ve come to expect will not change. Vehicle pickups and drop-offs will continue to be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Car wash and vehicle detailing are also offered for a nominal fee. With Valet, OAK gets you on your way! 15 OAK Travel Planner • Jun - Aug 2007 • oaklandairport.com
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