Studies have shown that over half of international travelers, and nearly a third of domestic travelers, do not know where Oakland lies in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Our concern, especially for international travelers, is that somebody may book a flight thinking they're going to one location, and only when they land do they realize they're going to a completely different airport.
I'm not surprised because I think it does risk creating confusion in the marketplace,
If they incorporate San Francisco into the name, they believe it will help attract more customers. And Oakland believes that will help attract more airlines.
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