Landline to start SFO‑STS bus service on Nov 17 with eight daily round trips

Landline to start SFO‑STS bus service on Nov 17 with eight daily round trips
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Landline will launch its first West Coast route on Nov. 17, operating a bus service between San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and Sonoma County Airport (STS).

The service will run eight daily round trips, with adult fares set at $55 one‑way and children under 15 traveling free, and journeys expected to take a little over two hours depending on traffic. Buses will depart from Gate A3 in the International Terminal, and luggage can be checked at STS for automatic transfer to connecting flights at SFO; the buses feature 2‑1 seating, high‑speed Starlink connectivity, and are partnered with Alaska, American, Hawaiian, JetBlue and United airlines.

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