Long-awaited family reunions could be interrupted, while last-minute holiday gifts might not arrive in time for Christmas.
SFO spokesperson Doug Yakel told Axios that Denver and Chicago are the primary airports that could affect local passengers, and suggested signing up for airline travel alerts.
Try to arrive at SFO earlier than you normally would as well, and consider taking public transit or a rideshare if you don't already have parking reservations.Nationally, AAA estimates that nearly 113 million people plan to travel at least 50 miles away from home this holiday season — close to pre-pandemic levels.
At SFO, Yakel said the airport is expecting around 80% of the travel volume it saw during the 2019 holiday season, before COVID-19 shut down much of the country.If your plans are flexible, try to rebook your flight, or hit the road early, to avoid the storm's peak impact Thursday and Friday.
We tried rescheduling our flight to leave earlier, but sadly there were only middle seats available. And with a 1 year old, that sounded worse than a delay.
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