Overview
- The Port of Oakland Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on July 24 to finalize the airport’s rebrand as Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport.
- The renaming follows a previous court injunction that blocked Oakland’s original San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport proposal last fall.
- Port officials expect the new name to increase regional visibility by promoting nonstop flights to Los Cabos and Zacatecas and upgraded East Bay–themed retail concessions.
- San Francisco International Airport has filed a trademark lawsuit arguing the change could confuse travelers and infringe on its established brand.
- Oakland’s airport code remains OAK and the “I Fly OAK” logo will continue to be used under the new name.