A major Bay Area gateway for domestic and international travel, supporting regional commerce and tourism.
Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (OAK) is located 10 miles southeast of downtown Oakland, serving as a key hub for the East Bay and Northern California. It provides vital connections for both passenger and cargo operations, with two passenger terminals and extensive air cargo facilities.
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Passenger traffic decreased by 3.7% year-over-year in 2024, reflecting regional travel trends.[1][2]
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Workers include airline staff, ground services, concessions, security, and airport operations personnel.
Expansion plans include a new terminal and gate additions to support projected growth to 20 million passengers by 2028.[2]
Recent upgrades feature advanced security screening, digital wayfinding, and expanded contactless services.
OAK is implementing energy-efficient lighting, electric ground vehicles, and green building standards to reduce its carbon footprint.
Collaborate with federal and state agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and sustainability projects.
Accelerate modernization of terminals, roadways, and cargo facilities to enhance operational capacity and passenger experience.
Expand adoption of renewable energy and sustainable aviation fuels to meet California’s environmental goals.
