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harvardslacker — 2009-10-28 09:48:51

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RichLindvall — 2009-08-20 21:11:04

bye bye America West==now US Airways

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- * [http://www.americawest.com America West Airlines] (Las Vegas, Phoenix)	+ * [http://www.americawest.com US Airways] (Las Vegas, Phoenix)

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:20:14

about the economy lot

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $27 in Hourly B and $29 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $13/day, while Daily A parking is $15/day. (''Note: as of Summer 2009, the Daily B lot is under construction so there is less Daily B parking available than usual.'') The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $9/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $27 in Hourly B and $29 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $13/day, while Daily A parking is $15/day. (''Note: as of Summer 2009, the Daily B lot is under construction so there is less Daily B parking available than usual.'') The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $9/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day. When it is busy an attendant will tell you where to park in the economy lot -- if you listen to them and drive straight to the row at the end of the lot that they indicate it saves time. Another tip for the economy lot is to write down the row number that you are in on your ticket. It's a huge lot, all the rows look alike, and invariably there is some person on the late-night shuttle bus who can't remember where they left their car because they were too stressed out when leaving to write down their row number.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:16:36

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $27 in Hourly B and $29 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $13/day, while Daily A parking is $15/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $9/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $27 in Hourly B and $29 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $13/day, while Daily A parking is $15/day. (''Note: as of Summer 2009, the Daily B lot is under construction so there is less Daily B parking available than usual.'') The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $9/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:15:46

rates have gone up summer 2009

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $10/day, while Daily A parking is $12/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $7/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $27 in Hourly B and $29 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $13/day, while Daily A parking is $15/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $9/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.

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SaulSugarman — 2009-02-25 08:21:11

Name to initials. Not trying to be cool, Steve. (Just btw.)

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- ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --["Users/SaulSugarman"]	+ ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --SS

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TheAmazingLarry — 2009-01-09 07:43:03

bigbuild website

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- In the next couple of decades, SMF hopes to become HUGE! Check out [http://www.sacairports.org/int/planning/TMP.htm their website] for all the juicy details. The video is neat, but takes a few minutes to download. Somewhere out there is a map/blueprint type picture, that shows what the B Terminal looks like now, and what it's going to look like, (which is a HUGE BOX over a tiny looking two-concourse building.) The airport will surely be amazing in the future.	+ In the next couple of decades, SMF hopes to become HUGE! Check out [http://www.sacairports.org/int/planning/TMP.htm their website] for all the juicy details. The video is neat, but takes a few minutes to download. Somewhere out there is a map/blueprint type picture, that shows what the B Terminal looks like now, and what it's going to look like, (which is a HUGE BOX over a tiny looking two-concourse building.) The airport will surely be amazing in the future. More information can be found on the project's website: [http://www.bigbuild.org/about-project TheBigBuild.org].

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manlike — 2009-01-04 17:58:29

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-04 17:58:29'' [[nbsp]] I have used Yolo Airporter both to Sac and to SFO and their rates were reasonable. Sac $20 and SFO $80 I thought this was decent pricing. They also pick you up on time and they do not charge for luggage like other airporters do. I highly recommend them. --["Users/manlike"]

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JimStewart — 2008-12-14 14:41:25

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Lenka — 2008-12-10 13:47:09

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- * The ["Yolo Airporter"] offers door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 406-1810, Toll Free (866) 434-9656.	+ * The ["Yolo Airporter"] offers door-to-door service from Davis for $20. Phone (530) 406-1810, Toll Free (866) 434-9656.

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AceDarling — 2008-11-29 06:10:27

Added Yolo Airporter to getting to/from section

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	+ * The ["Yolo Airporter"] offers door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 406-1810, Toll Free (866) 434-9656.

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MichelleAccurso — 2008-10-04 19:00:18

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- * [http://www.xjet.com ExpressJet] (Albuquerque, Bakersfield, Colorado Springs, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, Santa Barbara, Spokane, Tucson, Tulsa)	+

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libero — 2008-09-11 08:33:08

Updated prices. More precise information about Super Shuttle

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- * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $20 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153.	+ * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $23 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153.
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- * [http://www.supershuttle.com/default.aspx?content=Sacramento SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.	+ * [http://www.supershuttle.com/default.aspx?content=Sacramento SuperShuttle] costs $23 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you might be looking at an hour minimum for transportation; check with them in advance.

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MichelleAccurso — 2008-04-04 08:11:14

goodbye Aloha. Counter and signage is still up, but no more airline. :..(

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- [[Image(termbnew.jpg, "Terminal B at night", right, thumbnail)]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, ["2001"]."	+ [[Image(termbnew.jpg, "Terminal B at night", right, thumbnail)]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii, unlike Oakland which now has no non-stop flights to Hawaii, with the ending of Aloha and ATA. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, ["2001"]."
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PleaseDoNotUseANickname — 2007-12-25 13:31:34

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-25 13:31:34'' [[nbsp]] I am sitting in the airport, waiting for a SuperShuttle. They promise pickup within 15 minutes, but it's been 45. Most vans are leaving with only one passenger, and the SuperShuttle representative on the phone said to me, and I'm quoting here, "You can complain all you want, it's called van availability." --["Users/PleaseDoNotUseANickname"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-11-26 11:05:24

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- * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.	+ * [http://www.supershuttle.com/default.aspx?content=Sacramento SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-11-26 10:39:28

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bartbart — 2007-10-24 17:40:35

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-24 18:40:35'' [[nbsp]] Davis Airporter is preferable over superShuttle; you won't have to detour through Sacramento & spend an additional hour waiting to get dropped off. Plus they're local. DA rocks. Lastly, I am not affiliated in any way with DA, just trying to help... --["Users/bartbart"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-07-01 00:48:33

only because it's P.Neustrom

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- ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --[wiki:davis:"ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]
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- ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --[wiki:davis:"KenBloom"] - * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --[wiki:davis:"JeffLeCates"]	+ ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["Users/KenBloom"] + * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["Users/JeffLeCates"]
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- ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --[wiki:davis:"ArlenAbraham"] - * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between ["Woodland"] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --[wiki:davis:"JeffLeCates"]	+ ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between ["Woodland"] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --["Users/JeffLeCates"]
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- ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --[wiki:davis:"JevanGray"]	+ ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --["Users/JevanGray"]
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- ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --[wiki:davis:"SaulSugarman"] - * I think students (undergraduate) can ride Yolobus for free. --[wiki:davis:"RohiniJasavala"]	+ ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --["Users/SaulSugarman"] + * I think students (undergraduate) can ride Yolobus for free. --["Users/RohiniJasavala"]
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- ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --[wiki:davis:"RoyWright"]'s wife	+ ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --["Users/RoyWright"]'s wife
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- ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --[wiki:davis:"WayneSchiller"]	+ ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --["Users/WayneSchiller"]
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- ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --[wiki:davis:"JimEvans"]	+ ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["Users/JimEvans"]
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- ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --[wiki:davis:"StevenDaubert"] - * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --[wiki:davis:"MichelleAccurso"]	+ ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --["Users/StevenDaubert"] + * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --["Users/MichelleAccurso"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-06-30 21:09:47

because the sac page is good

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- [[Image(theterms.jpg, "The first thing you'll see (outdated)", thumbnail)]]'''Sacramento International Airport''', formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field (SMF), is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area ["airports"]. SMF has its own exit from ["Interstate 5"] (Exit 528) & has free ["wifi hot spots" wifi connections] throughout all the terminals and boarding gates. The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and drop-off are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) ["San Francisco"].	+ [[Image(baggage.jpg, "Baggage Pillars", left, thumbnail)]] + + '''Sacramento International Airport''' is a public airport located 10 miles (16 km) northwest of ["downtown"]. It is run by ["Sacramento County"]. + + The airport first opened on October 21, 1967 as Sacramento Metropolitan Airport. It's the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area ["airports"]. SMF has its own exit from ["Interstate 5"] (Exit 528) & has free ["wifi hot spots" wifi connections] throughout all the terminals and boarding gates. The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and drop-off are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) ["San Francisco"]. + + In 1996, coinciding with the opening of a new terminal building, Terminal A is gorgeous by airport standards. The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin. It was renamed Sacramento International Airport; though it didn't receive its first international flights until 2002 when Mexicana initiated nonstop service to Guadalajara. The airport was officially designated a port of entry on October 5, 2006. + + [[Image(theterms.jpg, "The first thing you'll see (outdated)", thumbnail, left)]]
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- - [[Image(baggage.jpg, "Baggage Pillars", left, thumbnail)]] - The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin.
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- In other news, they have one of the closest ["Automated Weather Observation System" weather stations] to Davis.
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- = Passenger Carriers =	+ = Terminals, airlines, and destinations = + The following airlines fly to Sacramento International Airport:
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- Long a hub for [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines], almost every major air carrier in the United States provides service here.	+ '''Terminal A''' + * [http://www.aircanada.com Air Canada] (Vancouver) + * [http://www.delta.com Delta Air Lines] (Atlanta, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City) + * [http://www.hawaiianair.com Hawaiian Airlines] (Honolulu) + * [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines] (Burbank, Chicago-Midway, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Ontario, Orange County, Phoenix, Portland (OR), San Diego, Seattle/Tacoma) + * [http://www.americawest.com America West Airlines] (Las Vegas, Phoenix)
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- ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --[wiki:davis:"ArlenAbraham"]
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- ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"] - * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"]	+ ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --[wiki:davis:"KenBloom"] + * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --[wiki:davis:"JeffLeCates"]
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- ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --["ArlenAbraham"] - * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between [Woodland] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --["JeffLeCates"]	+ ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --[wiki:davis:"ArlenAbraham"] + * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between ["Woodland"] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --[wiki:davis:"JeffLeCates"]
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- ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --["JevanGray"]	+ ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --[wiki:davis:"JevanGray"]
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- ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --["RoyWright"]'s wife	+ ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --[wiki:davis:"RoyWright"]'s wife
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- ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --["WayneSchiller"]	+ ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --[wiki:davis:"WayneSchiller"]
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- ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]	+ ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --[wiki:davis:"JimEvans"]
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- ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --["Users/StevenDaubert"] - * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --["MichelleAccurso"]	+ ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --[wiki:davis:"StevenDaubert"] + * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --[wiki:davis:"MichelleAccurso"]

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- #redirect wiki:Sacramento:"Sacramento International Airport"	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''IATA Airport Code'''\|\| + \|\|SMF\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Address'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("6900 Airport Boulevard","38.689058","-121.59095")]]\|\| + \|\|["Sacramento"], CA 95837-1109\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(916) 929-5411\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.sacairports.org/int/]\|\| + + [[Image(theterms.jpg, "The first thing you'll see (outdated)", thumbnail)]]'''Sacramento International Airport''', formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field (SMF), is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area ["airports"]. SMF has its own exit from ["Interstate 5"] (Exit 528) & has free ["wifi hot spots" wifi connections] throughout all the terminals and boarding gates. The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and drop-off are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) ["San Francisco"]. + + [[Image(termbnew.jpg, "Terminal B at night", right, thumbnail)]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, ["2001"]." + + [[Image(baggage.jpg, "Baggage Pillars", left, thumbnail)]] + The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin. + + Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $10/day, while Daily A parking is $12/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $7/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day. + + It [http://www.cockeyed.com/photos/airport/airport.html appears] that materials abandoned at the security checkpoints in SMF may be donated to a local Goodwill store. Exact one yet to be determined. To keep up with what is and isn't allowed in carry-on or checked baggage, visit [http://www.tsa.gov/public/ TSA's] [http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1012.xml Prohibited Items page.] + + [[Image(af1.jpg, "presidental preferred parking (2006-4-22)", right, thumbnail)]] + In other news, they have one of the closest ["Automated Weather Observation System" weather stations] to Davis. + + In the next couple of decades, SMF hopes to become HUGE! Check out [http://www.sacairports.org/int/planning/TMP.htm their website] for all the juicy details. The video is neat, but takes a few minutes to download. Somewhere out there is a map/blueprint type picture, that shows what the B Terminal looks like now, and what it's going to look like, (which is a HUGE BOX over a tiny looking two-concourse building.) The airport will surely be amazing in the future. + + = Passenger Carriers = + + Long a hub for [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines], almost every major air carrier in the United States provides service here. + + [http://www.aircanada.com Air Canada] + [http://www.alaska-air.com Alaska Airlines] + [http://www.alohaairlines.com Aloha Airlines] + [http://www.americawest.com America West Airlines] + [http://www.americanair.com American Airlines] + [http://www.continental.com Continental Airlines] + [http://www.delta.com/home/index.jsp Delta Air Lines] + [http://www.xjet.com ExpressJet] + [http://www.frontierairlines.com Frontier Airlines] + [http://www.hawaiianair.com Hawaiian Airlines] + [http://horizonair.alaskaair.com Horizon Air] + [http://www.jetblue.com JetBlue] + [http://www.mexicana.com Mexicana Airlines] + [http://www.nwa.com Northwest Airlines] + [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines] + [http://www.ual.com United Airlines/United Express] + + = Transportation to and from = + * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $20 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153. + * Taxis to/from Davis are available for about $40., plus tip. + * ["Yolobus"] At $1.50, its cheap, but takes over an hour. UCD Undergrads: flash your student ID for a free ride. + * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation. + + [[Comments]] + + ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"] + ------ + ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"] + * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"] + ------- + ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --["ArlenAbraham"] + * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between [Woodland] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --["JeffLeCates"] + ------ + ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --["JevanGray"] + ------ + ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --["SaulSugarman"] + * I think students (undergraduate) can ride Yolobus for free. --["RohiniJasavala"] + ------ + ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --["RoyWright"]'s wife + ------ + ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --["WayneSchiller"] + ------ + ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"] + ------ + ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --["Users/StevenDaubert"] + * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --["MichelleAccurso"]

Sacramento International Airport

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- \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''IATA Airport Code'''\|\| - \|\|SMF\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Address'''\|\| - \|\|[[Address("6900 Airport Boulevard","38.689058","-121.59095")]]\|\| - \|\|["Sacramento"], CA 95837-1109\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| - \|\|(916) 929-5411\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| - \|\|[http://www.sacairports.org/int/]\|\| - - [[Image(theterms.jpg, "The first thing you'll see (outdated)", thumbnail)]]'''Sacramento International Airport''', formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field (SMF), is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area ["airports"]. SMF has its own exit from ["Interstate 5"] (Exit 528) & has free ["wifi hot spots" wifi connections] throughout all the terminals and boarding gates. The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and drop-off are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) ["San Francisco"]. - - [[Image(termbnew.jpg, "Terminal B at night", right, thumbnail)]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, ["2001"]." - - [[Image(baggage.jpg, "Baggage Pillars", left, thumbnail)]] - The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin. - - Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. There are also two daily lots, which are cheaper: Daily B parking is $10/day, while Daily A parking is $12/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $7/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day. - - It [http://www.cockeyed.com/photos/airport/airport.html appears] that materials abandoned at the security checkpoints in SMF may be donated to a local Goodwill store. Exact one yet to be determined. To keep up with what is and isn't allowed in carry-on or checked baggage, visit [http://www.tsa.gov/public/ TSA's] [http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1012.xml Prohibited Items page.] - - [[Image(af1.jpg, "presidental preferred parking (2006-4-22)", right, thumbnail)]] - In other news, they have one of the closest ["Automated Weather Observation System" weather stations] to Davis. - - In the next couple of decades, SMF hopes to become HUGE! Check out [http://www.sacairports.org/int/planning/TMP.htm their website] for all the juicy details. The video is neat, but takes a few minutes to download. Somewhere out there is a map/blueprint type picture, that shows what the B Terminal looks like now, and what it's going to look like, (which is a HUGE BOX over a tiny looking two-concourse building.) The airport will surely be amazing in the future. - - = Passenger Carriers = - - Long a hub for [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines], almost every major air carrier in the United States provides service here. - - [http://www.aircanada.com Air Canada] - [http://www.alaska-air.com Alaska Airlines] - [http://www.alohaairlines.com Aloha Airlines] - [http://www.americawest.com America West Airlines] - [http://www.americanair.com American Airlines] - [http://www.continental.com Continental Airlines] - [http://www.delta.com/home/index.jsp Delta Air Lines] - [http://www.xjet.com ExpressJet] - [http://www.frontierairlines.com Frontier Airlines] - [http://www.hawaiianair.com Hawaiian Airlines] - [http://horizonair.alaskaair.com Horizon Air] - [http://www.jetblue.com JetBlue] - [http://www.mexicana.com Mexicana Airlines] - [http://www.nwa.com Northwest Airlines] - [http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines] - [http://www.ual.com United Airlines/United Express] - - = Transportation to and from = - * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $20 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153. - * Taxis to/from Davis are available for about $40., plus tip. - * ["Yolobus"] At $1.50, its cheap, but takes over an hour. UCD Undergrads: flash your student ID for a free ride. - * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation. - - [[Comments]] - - ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"] - ------ - ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"] - * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"] - ------- - ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --["ArlenAbraham"] - * SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between [Woodland] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --["JeffLeCates"] - ------ - ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --["JevanGray"] - ------ - ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --["SaulSugarman"] - * I think students (undergraduate) can ride Yolobus for free. --["RohiniJasavala"] - ------ - ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --["RoyWright"]'s wife - ------ - ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --["WayneSchiller"] - ------ - ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"] - ------ - ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --["Users/StevenDaubert"] - * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --["MichelleAccurso"]	+ #redirect wiki:Sacramento:"Sacramento International Airport"

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-05-31 20:09:56

info about daily and economy parking

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. Economy parking is available, at $7/day. It's further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. Daily B parking is $10/day, while Daily A parking is $12/day. The two daily lots are further away from the airport than the hourly lots, and are serviced with shuttle busses that run every 10-15 minutes. Economy parking is also available, at $7/day. It's even further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses. Be sure to leave lots of time to catch your flight if you intend to park in economy, however; it can sometimes take up to 30-40 minutes to get from the parking lot to the airport, since the shuttle busses tend to get out of sync and pile up behind each other, especially at the end of the day.

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-25 13:34:43

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-25 13:32:58

Upload of image termbnew.jpg.

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DavidGrundler — 2007-05-06 10:25:04

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-06 02:23:08

srsly, i need to take more (better) pictures of this joint

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-06 02:22:11

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	+ + In the next couple of decades, SMF hopes to become HUGE! Check out [http://www.sacairports.org/int/planning/TMP.htm their website] for all the juicy details. The video is neat, but takes a few minutes to download. Somewhere out there is a map/blueprint type picture, that shows what the B Terminal looks like now, and what it's going to look like, (which is a HUGE BOX over a tiny looking two-concourse building.) The airport will surely be amazing in the future.

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-06 01:33:46

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	+ * What makes an airport international? Does it have to have a certain amount of flights out of the country? Number of passengers on and off those flights? Is it somewhere in some IATA or ICAO guideline for international classification? --["MichelleAccurso"]

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StevenDaubert — 2007-05-05 23:50:15

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-05 23:50:15'' [[nbsp]] A flight or two to mexico doesn't an internation airport make. But it lets them sound super snazy --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-05-05 18:49:08

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	+ * actually, there IS a Canadian airline coming in. who knows where they'll put them, but they'll be going to Vancouver. It's on SMF's janky website. they're coming in June, oh my. -["MichelleAccurso"]

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-12 08:26:56

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-12 08:26:56

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-12 08:22:34

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-12 08:22:34

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-12 08:21:47

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- * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on dropoff from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.	+ * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on drop-off from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-02 03:01:15

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MichelleAccurso — 2007-04-01 23:31:38

added new airline... grumble grumble

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- * Where? Terminal A? I've never known of this! How cool though! --["MichelleAccurso"]

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CaptainRush — 2007-01-14 00:34:30

UCD undergrads ride yolobus for free..

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- * ["Yolobus"] At $1.50, its cheap, but takes over an hour.	+ * ["Yolobus"] At $1.50, its cheap, but takes over an hour. UCD Undergrads: flash your student ID for a free ride.

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JimEvans — 2007-01-12 23:50:42

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- ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]	+ ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought home many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]

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JimEvans — 2007-01-11 20:45:43

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- ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think times and brought many more and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]	+ ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think 3 times and brought many more times and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]

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JimEvans — 2007-01-11 20:44:58

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	+ ------ + ''2007-01-11 20:44:58'' [[nbsp]] I've been taken to the airport by Supershuttle I think times and brought many more and not once have been taken to Sacramento before going to my destination. --["JimEvans"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-12-11 23:28:53

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	+ ------ + ''2006-12-11 23:28:53'' [[nbsp]] THERE'S TALK OF A CANADIAN AIRLINE COMING IN!!! AH HA HA HAHAHAHA!!!! They'll move them in right next to Aloha Airlines. --["MichelleAccurso"]

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BrentLaabs — 2006-08-16 00:21:51

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. Economy parking is available, at $7/day. It's furthur away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay about $3 in Hourly B. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24 in Hourly B and $26 in hourly A. Economy parking is available, at $7/day. It's further away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses.
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	+ In other news, they have one of the closest ["Automated Weather Observation System" weather stations] to Davis.

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-08-15 22:27:53

we don't take away, we give options, some people abandone

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- It [http://www.cockeyed.com/photos/airport/airport.html appears] that materials confiscated at the security checkpoints in SMF may be donated to a local Goodwill store. Exact one yet to be determined. To keep up with what is and isn't allowed in carry-on or checked baggage, visit [http://www.tsa.gov/public/ TSA's] [http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1012.xml Prohibited Items page.]	+ It [http://www.cockeyed.com/photos/airport/airport.html appears] that materials abandoned at the security checkpoints in SMF may be donated to a local Goodwill store. Exact one yet to be determined. To keep up with what is and isn't allowed in carry-on or checked baggage, visit [http://www.tsa.gov/public/ TSA's] [http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1012.xml Prohibited Items page.]

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-08-15 01:40:26

parking rates, random info, i can't sleep

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	+ * United sometimes uses [http://www.skywest.com/ SkyWest] marked aircraft and [http://www.allegiantair.com/ Allegiant Air] uses United's gates

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JasonAller — 2006-07-18 20:51:30

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-05-18 04:45:52

wifi is now free!

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- The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin.	+ The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and are by artist Brian Goggin.

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RohiniJasavala — 2006-04-24 13:48:24

oops!

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	+ * I think students (undergraduate) can ride Yolobus for free. --[RohiniJasavala]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-04-24 13:15:02

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WayneSchiller — 2006-04-23 00:55:24

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	+ ------ + ''2006-04-23 01:55:24'' [[nbsp]] I am a Sacramento Airport worker, and I have been so for many years, so I will happily answer any and all your questions regarding my SAC. Just ask. --["WayneSchiller"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-04-22 18:13:58

i love aliteration

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-04-22 14:30:08

air force one!!!

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-04-22 14:29:41

Upload of image af1.jpg.

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-04-18 23:16:39

we moved

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-04-10 15:02:17

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	+ * Where? Terminal A? I've never known of this! How cool though! --["MichelleAccurso"]

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RoyWright — 2006-04-10 14:58:25

heh

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- ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play area for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! (posted by Roy's wife) --["RoyWright"]	+ ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play areas for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! --["RoyWright"]'s wife

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RoyWright — 2006-04-10 07:27:50

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	+ ------ + ''2006-04-10 08:27:50'' [[nbsp]] If anyone is interested to know...there are at least two play area for kids in the airport. We have found it very useful from the time our little girl was 8 months old and even now at 18 months. Makes the whole experience of travelling with a child that much easier! (posted by Roy's wife) --["RoyWright"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-02-24 19:16:28

has photos

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-02-22 23:54:12

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ErikAnderson — 2006-02-22 23:45:21

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- Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes and $2 an hour after that. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay $3. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24. Economy parking is available, and furthur away from the terminals, but this airport is small, Term. A & B are really not that far away from each other. There's also a SMF bus that goes from terminal to terminal, and it's cozy.	+ Hourly parking is free for the first 30 minutes and $2 an hour after that. Parked for 4 hours or less, you'll pay $3. If you're parked there for more than 4 hours, you will pay the daily limit of $24. Economy parking is available, at $7/day. It's furthur away from the terminals, but serviced continuously with shuttle busses.

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SaulSugarman — 2006-02-22 21:56:07

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	+ ------ + ''2006-02-22 22:56:07'' [[nbsp]] I recently took the Yolo Bus; it took a while, but the lady didn't charge me. She asked "... you a student?" then just let me ride for free. I wonder if I'll be so lucky when I come back. --["SaulSugarman"]

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MichelleAccurso — 2006-02-01 07:23:49

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MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-30 13:20:57

photo

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Sacramento International Airport

MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-30 13:19:51

Upload of image theterms.jpg.

Sacramento International Airport

AlexPomeranz — 2005-12-30 07:24:19

spelling

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- ''photo of full airport hard to get, ["MichelleAccurso" i live at terminal b] so i can try. parking structures might be nice.... but full airport shot hard to get, and all the signs worth while zip by when you're coming in. oye''	+ ''photo of full airport hard to get, ["MichelleAccurso" I live at terminal b] so I can try. Parking structures might be nice.... but full airport shot hard to get, and all the signs worth while zip by when you're coming in. oye''

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KateWaterman — 2005-12-29 20:09:36

however...

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MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-29 18:42:31

wifi!

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- [[Thumbnail(termb.jpg, right, "Terminal B at night")]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, 2001."	+ [[Thumbnail(termb.jpg, right, "Terminal B at night")]] Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Hawaii. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, 2001."
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- The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and ary by artist Brian Goggin.	+ The airport recently added a new terminal and a parking garage. The new Terminal A is gorgeous (by airport standards). The usual services of shopping, ticketing, and baggage check are present, but the building is easy to navigate. Plus, the baggage claim has gigantic pillars that look like they're made of baggage! These pillars are titled "Samson" and ary by artist Brian Goggin.

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MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-21 15:40:12

terminal B photo, photo things. pictors!

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Sacramento International Airport

MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-21 15:36:30

Upload of image termb.jpg.

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MichelleAccurso — 2005-12-20 13:20:41

clean up, parking info, more than one Hawaii location

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- ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"]------ - ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"]------ - ''2005-02-06 22:38:58'' [[nbsp]] Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"]------	+ ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"] + ------ + ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"] + * Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"] + -------
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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-12-20 13:04:22

the luggage has a name!

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DylanKann — 2005-12-01 21:19:16

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DylanKann — 2005-12-01 21:14:19

Baggage pillar picture

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Sacramento International Airport

DylanKann — 2005-12-01 21:10:48

Upload of image baggage.jpg.

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KenjiYamada — 2005-11-30 17:53:33

hourly parking rates

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TurboCat — 2005-11-30 17:17:31

Updated cost information for Airporter.

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- * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $18 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153.	+ * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $20 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153.

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KrisFricke — 2005-11-21 04:14:16

Where your confiscated belongings go

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-09-27 16:55:53

link

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-09-27 06:49:29

photo requesto

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- * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on dropoff from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.	+ * [http://supershuttle.com/htm/cities/smf.htm SuperShuttle] costs $20 plus tip. However, on pickup to SMF they tend to go to Davis first, then Sacramento, then the airport, and on dropoff from SMF to Sacramento then Davis, so you're always looking at an hour minimum for transportation.

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TomHinds — 2005-04-14 19:19:26

typo fix

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TomHinds — 2005-04-14 19:17:57

Added SuperShuttle info. Adjusted cab rate (I just took one from east Davis)

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JevanGray — 2005-02-25 17:53:17

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JevanGray — 2005-02-18 18:43:45

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	+ ------ + ''2005-02-18 18:43:03'' [[nbsp]] The cheaper flights to Sac vs. SF are very interesting... I was once looking at two itineraries to Detriot; one direct from SF the other from Sac -> SF -> Detriot. Both itineraries had the same exact flight from SF -> Detriot, but the one starting from Sac (with the extra flight) was cheaper. --["JevanGray"]

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	+ = Transportation to and from = + * [http://www.davisairporter.com/ The Davis Airporter] $18 for door-to-door service from Davis. Phone (530) 756-6715, Toll Free (800) 565-5153. + * Taxis to/from Davis are available for about $38. + * ["Yolobus"] At $1.50, its cheap, but takes over an hour. + + + +

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	+ ------ + ''2005-02-07 10:25:03'' [[nbsp]] SAC and SMF are in very different locations. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=VsXoUep_0TooMUm2&csz=&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SMF] is in a largely rural area, sandwiched between [Woodland] and Arco Arena; northwesterly outskirts of the city of Sacramento. [http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=iicXZ.p_0TrlBk1rgYLlWnScVrTABe7KjK5c&csz=Sacramento+CA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty= SAC], on the other hand, is south of downtown Sacramento. (I apologize in advance if the links don't work.) --["JeffLeCates"]

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JevanGray — 2005-02-06 23:38:40

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- Sacramento International Airport, formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field, is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area airports. SMF has its own exit from Interstate 5 (Exit 528). The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and dropoff are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) San Francisco.	+ Sacramento International Airport, formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field (SMF), is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area airports. SMF has its own exit from Interstate 5 (Exit 528). The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and dropoff are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) San Francisco.

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- ''2005-02-06 22:38:58'' [[nbsp]] Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"]	+ ''2005-02-06 22:38:58'' [[nbsp]] Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"]------ + ''2005-02-06 23:34:21'' [[nbsp]] Are SAC and SMF in different geographical locations? --["ArlenAbraham"]

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- ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"]	+ ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"]------ + ''2005-02-06 22:38:58'' [[nbsp]] Sacramento Executive Airport is a general aviation field. It's where lots of traffic reporter-type helicopters, student pilots, and private jet owners take off. SMF, on the other hand, is all about commercial aviation. Should it have its own entry in the wiki? --["JeffLeCates"]

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- ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"]------ + ''2005-02-05 20:25:46'' [[nbsp]] What's the difference between Sacramento International Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport? I believe the latter has airport code SAC. --["KenBloom"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-02-05 13:44:09

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	+ ------ + ''2005-02-05 13:44:09'' [[nbsp]] I've not only found good fares from SMF, security is also much less painful than other airports (LAX, cough cough). If you are preprinting your boarding pass and not checking bags, life is even easier. --["ArlenAbraham"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-02-05 13:42:20

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- Sacramento International Airport, formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field, is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area airports. SMF has its own exit from Interstate 5 (Exit 528). The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and dropoff are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) San Francisco. Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Honolulu. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, 2001."	+ Sacramento International Airport, formerly known as Sacramento Metropolitan Field, is the primary choice of jet-setters who want to save money--and a great deal of time--by avoiding the Bay Area airports. SMF has its own exit from Interstate 5 (Exit 528). The parking, rental car returns, and passenger pickup and dropoff are much more accessible than the airports in Oakland, San Jose, or (worst of all) San Francisco. + + Additionally, fares to or from Sacramento are usually less expensive than their Bay Area competition. Several carriers are noticing the increase in passenger traffic; it is now possible to fly nonstop from Sacramento to Honolulu. On their "About" page, they boast that "Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, 2001."
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JeffLeCates — 2005-02-04 23:06:33

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- [http://horizonair.alaskaair.com Frontier Airlines][[BR]]	+ [http://horizonair.alaskaair.com Horizon Air][[BR]]

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JeffLeCates — 2005-02-04 22:30:49

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- 6900 Airport Boulevard[[BR]] - Sacramento, CA 95837-1109[[BR]] - (916) 929-5411[[BR]] - [[BR]] - Code: SMF[[BR]] - [http://www.sacairports.org/int/] - [[BR]][[BR]]	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''IATA Airport Code'''\|\| + \|\|SMF\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Address'''\|\| + \|\|6900 Airport Boulevard[[BR]]Sacramento, CA 95837-1109\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(916) 929-5411\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.sacairports.org/int/]\|\| +