Overview
- Passenger trips launched Thursday for select users traveling to and from the airport, with pickup and drop-off confined to the Rental Car Center linked to terminals by AirTrain.
- Officials say rider eligibility and service zones will expand over the coming months, with plans to add terminal curbside locations after this initial stage.
- The rollout enters phase three of a Testing and Operations Pilot Permit signed in September 2025, following supervised and then driverless testing at the airport.
- San Francisco’s mayor and the airport director praised the new option ahead of major events, as the airport emphasizes a cautious start to evaluate performance.
- Transit advocates caution that the service could siphon riders from BART and human drivers, negotiations were previously contentious, and the company already serves Phoenix and San Jose airports.