Oakland airport, SFO
Judge orders Oakland airport to stop using new name amid trademark battle with SFO
The Oakland International Airport has just been ordered to keep its old name. Oakland's airport on Tuesday was ordered by a judge to keep its old name, Oakland International Airport. A judge issued a temporary injunction for the airport to stop using the name San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.
He said SFO recorded incidences of confusion. "We know of instances where individuals book flights to SFO intending to ...
SFGATE on MSN7d
Death of SFO's travelator means a new hack for United flyersSFO designed a pair of interactive hallways during its $2.6B Terminal 3 West Modernization Project that renovates the side of ...
A federal jury found former Lyft driver Csaba John Csukás not guilty of committing a hate crime for punching the passenger in ...
The judge's decision followed a lawsuit filed by San Francisco, highlighting the significant investment into building a brand ...
The ongoing saga between two of the Bay Area’s largest airports took a turn on Tuesday in favor of San Francisco when a ...
Court documents show the city of San Francisco believes the airport's recent name change to San Francisco Bay Oakland ...
SFO prepares for a 15% increase in holiday travelers, offering new amenities and urging passengers to plan ahead.
BART has installed new fare gates at its San Francisco International Airport station that will help protect against fare ...
GlobalData on MSN6d
SFO chief investigator: accountants’ role in fighting economic crimeSpeaking at ICAEW’s ethics event, Michael Gallagher highlighted that forensic accountants are integral to the SFO’s ...
A newly reconstituted board of directors at Southwest Airlines took shape this week, just as the airline quietly raises fees ...
Claus Weisemann took this photo as he boarded a plane at San Francisco International Airport. "The camera focuses on the mesh ...
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