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Designed by Gensler, T2 is the first LEED Gold-certified terminal in the United States, supporting SFO’s goals of zero waste, sustainable education, and reduced carbon footprint. Explore our interactive map of SFO’s T2.
Gensler’s design for San Francisco International Airport’s renovated Terminal 2 (SFO T2) sets a new benchmark for contemporary air travel in a terminal highlighting the Bay Area’s distinct culture through its design, art and epicurean delights.
July 1959: The first Jetway bridge in the United States is installed at Terminal 2, helping to usher in the Jet Age. 1983: Terminal 2 is renovated. The modernized 610,000 sq ft building provides 10 gates housing SFO's international flights. December 2000: SFO's current International Terminal opens. The Central Terminal is closed to passengers.
The renovation is the first LEED Gold registered airport terminal in the United States, T2 supports SFO’s goals of zero waste, sustainable education and reduced carbon footprint. The design continuously keeps the passenger in mind by creating unique experiences throughout and providing the same level of amenities to the business traveler as…
Sustainable. Unique. SFO is building remarkable new structures designed to elevate the air travel experience. We’re creating spacious boarding areas filled with natural light and with unobstructed views so passengers can see all the action on our bustling runways.
11 paź 2024 · San Francisco Airport Terminal 2 Map. Locate airlines by SFO's terminal and gate, food, cafes, & stores. Connection times between flights and gates.
A rebuild of Terminal 2 (formerly the Central Terminal) was completed in 2011, followed by the completion of the rebuild of Terminal 3 East (North Terminal Pier E) in 2015. The rebuild of Terminal 1 (South Terminal) was completed in 2024.
