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Oakland just got 2 more nonstop international destinations yesterday.
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Originally Posted by 18Montclair
2015 Airport Passenger Volume
Oakland-OAK 11,205,063
San Jose-SJC 9,799,427
Sacramento-SMF 9,609,880
Long Beach-LGB 2,523,686
Nonstop International Flights:
San Jose-SJC
Nonstop to/from:
Beijing-Capital
Frankfurt
Guadalajara
London-Heathrow
San Jose del Cabo
Shanghai-Pudong
Tokyo-Narita
Vancouver
Oakland-OAK
Nonstop to/from:
Guadalajara
Leon/ El Bajio
Lisbon
London-Gatwick
Mexico City
Morelia
Oslo-Gardermoen Puerto Vallarta
San Jose del Cabo
Stockholm-Arlanda
Terceira( Azores)
Tijuana
Sacramento-SMF
Nonstop to/from:
Guadalajara
Mexico City
We're still talking about airports? This useless brag sesh has little to 0 effect on the like ability of these cities.
Sometimes an airport size is an indicator of how important and significant a city is, which is why some people like to bring it up in conversation...But in Oakland's case, a large part as to why it has more flights than Sac and SJ is to ease congestion at SFO
Sometimes an airport size is an indicator of how important and significant a city is, which is why some people like to bring it up in conversation...But in Oakland's case, a large part as to why it has more flights than Sac and SJ is to ease congestion at SFO
It probably has more to do with the 2.5 million people that live in the East Bay, much more than the San Jose area.
Sometimes an airport size is an indicator of how important and significant a city is, which is why some people like to bring it up in conversation...But in Oakland's case, a large part as to why it has more flights than Sac and SJ is to ease congestion at SFO
Yeah but we're not talking about importance. Out of the OP's criteria were basically covering transportation.
No one is stopping you from talking about another criteria.
"Be the change that you wish to see in the world"-Ghandi
Thanks for the advice, but I'll be the complaining bystander in this case. I don't need to contribute to see that this thread has dwindled to an INT'L flight contest.
Thanks for the advice, but I'll be the complaining bystander in this case. I don't need to contribute to see that this thread has dwindled to an INT'L flight contest.
Can you say booooooring.
Oakland, San Jose, and Sac all have the same top selling point:
"We are close to SF".
No one in LBC brags about being near LA. It is a SoCal city on the coast. The end. Game over. If you want to be pale with no tan and not be around good looking people, move to Oakland.
What is Long Beach's sphere of influence? I'm trying to get a gauge on the true size and influence of the city, in terms of population. For example, Oakland, Fort Worth, and Newark NJ are all secondary cities but have an immediate influence of roughly 2.5 million, if they were their own metros...
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