✈️ Travel Apr 2, 2026 · Brett

The Upside to San Francisco’s Unwelcome Airport Capacity Cut

Cranky Flier
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The Upside to San Francisco’s Unwelcome Airport Capacity Cut
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San Francisco (SFO) has never been a beacon of operational reliability. In fact, it has generally been one of the most unreliable airports in a part of the country where snowstorms don’t exist and thunderstorms are a true rarity. It’s the airfield design combined with the location being fog-prone that has caused so many ruined plans over the years. Now, that’s going to stop thanks to a new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) change which impacts any airport using “Simul

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