Diane Harrigan
SFO in the news on 7/9/12
Officials broke ground Monday on a $102 million project to replace the nearly 30-year-old seismically wobbly control tower at San Francisco International Airport with a high-tech one that could help speed travelers to their destinations.
If you're flying into San Francisco International Airport anytime soon, don't be surprised if you see a strange sight: goats.
SFO is using goats to eat up dry and excess grass along property near the airport, in order to reduce fire risk.
The FBI is investigating two incidents in which a laser light was shined into the cockpit of planes approaching SFO.
Experts believe sea levels on the California coastline could rise as much as 30 centimeters over the next 20 years. Doesn’t ...
San Francisco International is one of my favorite airports. Most of the terminals are airy and light, and the food options are pretty decent (as these things go). It’s a good home base. While I don’t usually think of trees when at the airport, I took a long walk there the other day and realized how much plants are a part of what make SFO a pleasant place to be.
